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Datifori Ntportet
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tiIAS. U. ALLEN, LOCAL ILDITOIL,
• ToWanda, Pa., Nov. 4, 1880.
ENTERED IN THE rostovricE AT TOWANDA
sr RAIL MATTER OF TILE SECOND CLAIM
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The expiration of subscription is print
ed on the colored label. By noticing the
date erery subscriber
," can tell when his
paper will bi stopped unless the subscrip
tion is renewed.
llere Is a sketch,•` said the poet.
Unto the editor gray.
~T hat I tossed the off ih an Idle hour,
To pass the time away."
Here Is a club," was the answer,
In`a•blandantl smiling way,-
With whic'h I trequeutly tuns mo off
Utz noets In a day."
WHOP 'ER UP!
Tun Republican's of the County : will
celebrate their great victory at this; bor
on:ill. on Thursday.by a parade in the air
tcrtioon and a grandlorchlight procesion
in the. evening
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WE tAd V011.30j
WE geoco ped 'em
"014, dem solid-voters."
AND D 01.70 WILSON was right.
TiESDAY was a beautiful day:
1V no, will care for Pn TIP now?
TAKE good care of ToOr horses
SUNDAY night lasi was:110110w e'en
" IN de moi - Ain', by de.bright
I=2ll
\Vito will wear " dern golden slippers,'''
WHAT has become' of the 329 chalk
idiot
WILD geese hare begun t
ward flight.
IMMEI
THE wigwam in this place' will not be
illuminated
Tai: stove pipoloolu. is about over for
this season
TnAyKs.6tvi7so day is only about, three
weeks away
WHAT has become .of the Dramatic
ASsoeiittiou
Feas3n for surprise . parties will
..00ti be here
" WHEN GARFIELD l.luw•s his trumpet
in de mornin'."
we.carried "Standin' Stun."
1 t—ow: l'AitsoNs
rEw cif gteat faith still holm -for an
Indian summer.
Vicron E. perches not upon the'banner
of the Pilot's son. •
ANn.--el•Cn nue-Asylurn -ecins to be-gone
fronl_us.—W. It. S. •
EVEN:WySOX VT:s. against us.
.Hence
those tram—V. E. V.
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THE long-dr:11,01;01a anti exciting 1)01it-
oye)
'Fur) slate not . ' is be'.ng put on the
Poor Pouse buildings. ,
VENNtIa says the theraiorneter . will be
It reties Turin No.:ember.
=TS
are sixfhotki.inn dif f erent 'kinds
t, l;, Aanips - isioieci in the #o ' rid.
F mpru . ryrras-i—See IL M. 1‘ ELLES
Fecd ('utter Adv.'iii an other column.
THEitE was . au election last Tuesday.
The Democratic vi;te seems tit have been
ME
TII EltE are twenty-eight prisoners con
tii,e.l in the jail I.C3l.fintiolse, Susqu2han-
Ji;t
Luc- quautit ies 01 Amber rime Syrup
maraifiteturect• at the mill on time
Is
.1 Of t 01:1I(\: VLF:TeII El:, or Arme
nia, had the misfortune to break biy atm
.o.le ti;il' last week.
Fall Terin of the Susquehanna
C 011,14 Lite Institute I (man on. Moudit)
Ltst. See advertisement.
lilt: Institute ''cientilie Society •cele
a:eil their first annivefsary with.publie
NC!Ci , O2.: on Friday evening.
yonS Siii.:t.i.Eiaz.-4-11 you have" not a
cheap ,Separating Corn 'Sheller
,e,1,1 to It 31. WEI,II7S foroue. tf.
' • 11. 1 .). Donm”N, 9t Canton, has taken
c•ritract f.)r (1;•••ii;g the brick work. o f
I.LoNAna* , now' ic.a,c. at Leona.
Jir kit - s 1 make a fine compost, and farm
s will do %cell to gather theM for this
parp.,F.e. No elicaptir fertilizer can he
Lad: . •
NfivEmilF.tt ;'sth has been de-ignated
by Presicteth ;11ax,Es as Thaahsgivivg
Day. See proAiniation to that ;effect in
itn , •tiler eiAunin. -
THE County Conunissiteferi have had
I the stone•paverneut in front of the Frank
,:in Engine House, thoroughly overhauled
antl„repaircd. It needed it.
Tut , . New 31iltord (Snsquehtinna Conn
-10 .Id r , rUger says the employes of •the
New Tannery at that place were paid
r7;•!.000 in gold. List pay-day. • .
111:12=111
epiztiot)„ has T11:1:10 its appraratict
the horses in this vicinity, and a
]many animals are all'ect(4 . l. The
however:is in a mild forin.
canton sei,ti:la ears that
~i t! e. citizens, merchants and. others of
plackt.-lial'e expressed their itittntion
,•1 Ong up brick residences next spring.
A -1);, about twelve years of age, of
PAnsoNs, of Grover, was thrown
111 a Morse which he was ridilig; one
4hy recently, - and, s'ellously injured inter-
111 - 11KE, a switehman'in \ the em-
y .4 the hehigli ValiCy Company, was
n•er and killed - by - a switch engine at
''u• Wavorly Junction on Thursday after-
,n 1:0.t
Cat - r.( It of thc; Messiah (Universalist),
M Taylor, Pastor. Sabbath
M., mibject, -"The Brdad
a.Rt Narrow Way." At ;"P. 3t., " Evelu-.
11.111 w
.11eligion.•'
ILI:: the weather has been rather
for some days, it• ha? been a
blez.shr,i. The Copious rains have
ti an urgent necessity, as the di outh
N{ btTlil i iing very severe
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Tm. public 400 l of North Towanda,
ul,;vsi had lien closed for several weeks
u acci , tint()f sickneSs among the all-
Jf . that neighborhood, was reoponnd
Mr..litdity of last week l ' •
Iris expected that shlpmentrot Coal
will soon be made fiom the Long Valley
mines, the'railroad. Connecting the mines
with the Barelaiy road being nearly ready
for use.
FARMERS °nicht to feel thankful this
fall. for all their products bring a good
price but' apples. Almost anything they
have raised will bring good prices and
cash sales.
LEST it may escape the attention of
same whom it may concern, it may be
well enough to mention that leap year is
drawing to a close, and that the clergy;
men's fees are as low as ever.
Tin work at the polls on Tuesday last,
in this Borough, was attended to •in the
most thorough manner. We do not re
member to bait) . ever seen as many active
'workers present at the polls in the past.
THIEVES entered GEOHGE'H WHITE'S
grocery store, 01l Troy street, on Satur
day night or Sn l nday morning,. says the
Canton Sentintd: of last week, and took
away articles valued at near ninety dollars.,
AUTUMN lea' es collected for• decorative
purposes during the coming winter, may
be preserved by washing them over when
fresh with sulphuric acid and water,
mixed in equal quantities, being careful
of. the acid; aS it is very poisonous. They
must then be pressed. /
WATCH the4ater conductors on your
hOuses, that the falling laves do not get
into them and choke thein up. A little
precaution in the inatler. may Sas , , e you
cousiderahle trouble, and•,the expense of
repairing the damages doneby a coom or
two getting flooded.
THE next session of the Northern Dis
trict. Convention of Good r Templars will be
held at Hormi, November :30th, and De
cember Ist. - Please sena the.tiumber
of members in your Lode at last instal-
Ft.
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; Fraternally yours i 4 F. li. C.,
Tit-Pt , RePublican meetiug at Rome on
Friday evening, was ono!:Of ;the largest
political gatherings: `ece witnessed in
Eastern Bradford. The torChlight parade
was a. very tine one, and the music, fur
nished by the Herrickvillp mad Wysox
bands, excellent. .Short i . spefellies were
made by I. NcruEttstax, C.
Ataitic, Capt. C. 3(.1N \'IILI.E• and
Capt. t J. A. WILT . . It was estimated that
there-were tifiecnhundred.fteople Prescid.
• 5...1 VS a Wal-!erly eurrcspoOdemt i • `t . )uite
an-army of men arr. at A- Mk on the new
railroad. They art , math* through the
font of the inmin.is'on.chelorth of Span
ish Hill, on the, farm of N.V*W. SnErAttn,
who has granted tkem The iglit:of way
through his farm. It will,'OosS:ti.e
inung, river at, Shepard Isht)id and follow
the State line -on- the l'entisylyania side,
and not erol.s the farm of C. S
ifb, as at first Stated."
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B 1:N F. VOIEN T Associ.vrnet.,-Tbe meet
inAs of the flenev;Aztnt As::;oeintion wl11 :
be resumed Wednesday„November
at the rooms in Mr.
at 2 o'clock, p.• m. Conitibutions of
seuon - d-hauti . garinents are iblicitvl, that
tliiTlaclies may repair themlima{•'b
ready
to iu rt the necessities if the Worthy
pony why; \ lobl; to us fur aid (luring the
whiter months. By order, _
Mits.l): W.' tS64.l"r, Pres.e
As tile 'epieooty is is W. prevalent
anemgst the horses in we
publishllie following recipe ifur its cure.
which \vas pnldislied 10 the New York .
Ti :by ;in' Old . VeterinarY ; ''surgeon of
the army : '• Take one);ound of gum asa
fO2tida, mix it with one gallon Of polling
water. :4ir the mixture constantly
the asafetida is- dissolved, let the mix
ture euol, strain and give One-hall pint
every three . lmurs. This will 1 elieve the
lah.se within twelve bows; ard.gice. him
0 . go( , (1 appetite."
ANlnai".ws* ',.13.6111t Fit .
This sterling jourtnil has alWays a hearty
elcome in (Li.; ,:thee. This month,
tilWays,' - it %% lib the freshest and
best fashion necks of the day. • While the
masculin'i- element is just now laboring
under the-exc:leinent attending the Pri's
ideutial the latfie&!trie always on
the qui errs to * know the latest freaks of
Dame - Fashion, and -.-1/ t dreirs' Bazar is
the best exponent we I‘aniN9d upon this
subject. In a liands'ome supidement sheet
the: proprietor makes some ninarkable
olftTs to his subscribels, both :tieW a n d
t4d.. Those of our readers unacquainted
with. Aii.ircirs' s:sould send ten
cents for the November number. •
SA IS: thce Troy correspondtnt Of the El
mira 417rerti:ci:r of a tecentdate : LEWIS
M. HALL :Uhl Hell. E. t4vEnTirs, of To-
Nr;.ni . lit, made two stalwart .IZeimblican
sp.!et-hes at the 01;era - liosilt on .Monday
vvening. 731 r: 111I.i, is eine of tlle best
speakeis wohave aiound lucre: He held
anifictlcei'for•an hour and a quarter oil
the issues- of the campaign. Mr. OvEn-
TO.N Coligre:.-hcona . l statis
tic;, and urging `many reasons why the ,
ialaner should not vote fOt a "tariff for
revi . Atue 4 ' l 4.7Tire meeting la ted unfit
quite late in the crtining: After the meet
,mg, linen rousing dicers lore given for
A iiFIF:Ln alit] A Prael , Si.r . J. T.
MeCiILIAOI was .chairman of the meeting.
THE stms• has been going the \ i'ounds of
the press That a little gitl, a 'schtAtr in
tlie s t'ilit on (lraded Sehool. re.ntly at
tempted, to poison her teacher by giving
her an apple in- whioh zhe had placed
Paris Greets.: The .centihel of last • wevii
thus disposes or the story : " The story
of a si'lnittl girl's attempt itig he porson her
teacher pro% es to be, w 'Uita foundation•
anti we are glad to make the statement that
such is the ease. From the girl's haxiug
a green pepper on . her: desk the story
went aintliul aided by the ready imagina
tion of the little folks. that stone .of the
pepper bad ben conveyed into an apple
and then the "story magnified and grew
until it reached : . the proportions above
mentioned:"
THE folloWing are'the appointthents for
the Bradfoid County Teachers'LASSocia
tion, which mei.ls at Reptly, Creek, No
vember 12 amyl - 3, 18SU :. Lecturer, Rev.
P. S. EvEHETT ; Paperi, Professor D. C.,
THOMAS, of Mansfield, Professor. J. T.
McCot.t.O.n and Mr. S. TuoAtAs ; 'Essays;
Miss ETTIE . DOT V and Miss LUCY GE.lt
ours) ; Practical Wolk; Analysis in Arith
n etic, Mr. 11. S..PATTErtsds ; Prithary
Arithmetic,- Miss HANNAH BECIEWITH ;
raDII2/r, Professor W. it. BEN/EDICT ;
Longitude and Time, Mr. E. Z. WOOD ;
Methods, Professor .1. L. &MUTT . and
Mr.- 11, E. DANN ; Recitations, Misses
KATIKONEY And GERTIE ENCELL
clainations,• W. V. DEGGAN and Ctan-
EM I T: MU NN : Cofnmittee on Resolutions,
Mr.and Mts. Turos, Mr. and • Mrs. A.
STIRTON, Mr. and !qrs. A. STEVENS, and
Mr. and Mrs. J.4.31Es BODINSON.
NOTWITITSTANDING the rain fell in tar
tents on Satniday evening last, the GAR
}lna. anti AnTurn Battaltori of this
gaiT their. atlverthietl torch!light
P. INlcScastY, Distret Secretary
peradiOnt redneed the 'Bub of u'itiebto
Main street only. There were about 850
torches in the line and the cola= pro:
sebted a '
very handsome &Nowa*, -
whilst the enthitsiasm the marchers
did nut seem to be in the least datipened
by the falling mita. A number of &legs;
tions from surrounding-towns partinipate
ed in the parade,- quite a lame number
coming by special train from Barclay,
bringing with them an excellent band.
At the conclusion of the parade Mercer
Hail was packed to its utmost capacity
with out of the most enthusiastic!: -crowds
ever .asaembled 'within its walls. The
meeting was addressed by Hon. Guottou
Lusnoir. The address Was one of the
ablest of the campaigu and , elicited fre
quent and vociferous applaise. — At 'the
conclusion of 'the address, i 'the Glee club
sang several pieces, and Mr..BrausK fa
vored the l audience with several well-ren
dered patriotie songs, the' audience gave
three hearty cheers each for the speaker,
the Germania and Barclay Bands, the
Singers, SO the whole Republican ticket,
and then the assemblage dispersed.
Oun sister village of 'Ulster closed the
preliminary work of the. campaign on
Monday evening last, with the grandest
political demonstration ever given in her
borders. A special traitarotn this plc.e.
carried up the GARFIELD and: ARTHUR
Battallotir:3so, strong • accompanied 'by the
Germania Bod,and Drum 'Corps:. - The
ArbenS • Club,; numbering abine., 100 men
came by the iveuing 'train bringing with
'them the Pdrkins Post Baud of that
place. - Delegatkins were also present
from neighboring towns, and Ulster her
self. turned out
-about 100 fully equipped
voters. The line for the torchlight pa
rade formed at about 7 o'clock and march
ed through. the streets of _the villige.•
There were 521 men in line. Along the
route nearly every !Muse Was brilliantly,
illuminated whilst large bun tires were
burning in the streets. Careful estimates'
fixed the. number of people; present at'
above 1500. At. the conclusion of the
parade an out-door meeting was organiz
ed which Was addressed in eloquent and
convincing speecheit by. DANIEL O'CON.;
ELL, of Elmira, and Hon. W. T. DAvrks,
of this place. After the speeches three
heafty cheers' were given for the whole
ticket, when assemblage dispersed.
A.RIFLE Match between the Raitern
Bradford Jeatn and a team made up from,
Towanda, took place at Rome on Satur
day list. The _weather *as unfavorable
for a Match; but themarksmen'took their
positions : regardless of the heavy rain.'
The Eastern Bradford Team used the
sporting 'rifles -with'' the improvement
sights : two O l f . the funt.(Edson and Wilt)
Springfield and Sharp's. Military
'Rifle. The Eastern Bradford : Towm wont .
by. the folloWing Forel
I=
. • 200 yards. '. • Total
11. C. Smith. .o . - 4 5 3 3 4 4 3 4 4 3r,39
I:. S. Kinney.. : ..,_ . .. 4 4 r, 4 4 5 4 4 5 4-43
I'. l• . : Eilswort It - 4 4 4 444 5 3 4 4 4 , -40
R. W. Slevins , 4 - 2 4 '4 31 3 4 3.5 A-35
E. 34. Pitcher - ' i 3 3 3.,4 14 3 5'.4-40
latoy o•leinan , 44 I 3 3.4 4 4 4 . 3-37
1- •-, •
.
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Total 234
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2eQ'yards.' r • T(11a1
.1. M. Elism 44 3 4-4 4.4 4 4 4-39
W. 4 3 4zr, 4 3 4 4 4 4-7.9
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1 4 3.2 4 4 4 3 4'4-35
Harry Juries 4 4 2: 03 3 4-5 i 4-37
Haire 11.pv.inati 3 5.5 5 4 4 3 5 3 4-11
Edward Wa!ker, Jr 4 3 4 3 4 4 , 4 4 4 I—;:y
2.2.9
East Bradford Team user TOWnii(l3
re:on, Z..
'Senn:Ns:Ws Monthly celebrates its tenth
birthday with a permanent change of co
ver, and with this number (for - Novein.
ber) which the ciiiithictors have done all
in their: power to make one of exception
al beauty, interest and value, • as it is also
the largest number of Scribite);: ever issu
ed.
.
.I% . III.LET's most -famouk picture,.
"The Sqwer,•' engraved by COLE, forms
the frontlispiece, and 'among the principal
artistiCeeat tires of the number are a strik
ing portrait of GLADSTONE, printed in
the boat' of the magazine, but - without
type either on the same page or on the
back of the page ; s new portrait of
WALT WI T MAN ; °it! u engraving
of a nuo,(which will recall, for
mer of this kind, such as the lion.
traits of the Countess l'troKa,•,..and of
Mtio.:EsF..%); engravings after VEirrop,n's
works, notably " The Lost Mind," accoin
pitying a criticism by CLT:t 111,ES DE KAY.;
and'repreductions of otfTer's among the
bekt known of the works of- MILLET, the
story of whose life is 'being bib] for the
first t Hoc in Sri•iliner. With this number
is begun the second rind concluding- hart
of Et Sviicrt.rt profusely Hills- .
trated of •PETEII, the Great, entitled
" PLTEir the Great as Ruler and Reform
er,'' also a new short serial by a new wri
ter. "Tiger-14y," by Miss JULIA
Er. !But there is no paper iu the number
which will be read With grcater• interest,
especially by the elders of this generation
of his eotuitrymen, than that on the late
Plesidefit I.E0);Ano WoObs,. of Rowdoin
College, by Mr. IltenAtto •lIENur
who' was once, in his youth, under the
care of. Mr. Woons. The 'poems of the
nutimbei;.are by 11. 11.. Borsks, Mrs. Pi-
Arr,- IP, 11., and 'others. In the editorial
departMentS, Dr. '- llot.LANo has s'eme
thing.o Say about the origin And history
of •
WAS IT SUICIDE?
SvlvhsTi:ll JouNsti..s, who lived with a
-woman and one child, a boy of • about. fl
years, over the blaeksmithslaip of • W.kitL
*it backOf NEWIMItIi v T i IECK
& st 01", muted to this town some
months" ago - from Tioga Centre, Tioga
county, y. ' Ile had been employed in
the blacksmith's shop of 71rrent:t.i.
GREV:N, this plaCe, anyl we believe also o at
the Enterprise Company's shops. Altho'
a yoapg man of perhaps 30 years, he has
been for the past 10 yews in the habit Of
taking opium 'in
.large , and °ma- •
sionally chloral. (ldi 'Saturday night he
went out refusing`to'let his . wife accom
patty him, and proceeding to 8.13.311'1'01-
ELL'S. drug store 'asked fji. chloral. It
was at first refused to'him, but, dram - his
showing some er and making proper
representations, be was' at last sold an -
ounce of the'ilrfig. '.While a supper he
partook of oyster soup,.and had eaten but
a small amount when he was seized with
a sudden spasm and died in a short time,
1)1.. C. I% PAJN - E, whO was called in, made:
search and found the bottle of chloral
which had been -'purchased • unknown to
his wife. Ou weighing the Chloral but
about two drains of the tluidvere absent,
It is. supposed that he bad taken 'opium
after.:Abstaining • the'drug-Tor some
time, and tbat'afterwards he liad taken a
• small quantity of chloral, and thein had
Produced a . eumufative•effeat, the organs
beingrdused to 'sudden action by the
Warm sup Per. It is known that JOHN:SON
had threatened suicide, and had often ex-.
pressed ihimself to' others as, preferring
to die rather than live, but 'it is a matter
.
,
of . grea uneertainty whether his - death
was not the result of such an accident as
'almost always happens, sooner Or later,
to those rho indulge in the .drunkenness
of narcotics.—Trey Gazette.
courticu- PROCEEDINGS.
COVNCH, CHAMBERS, OCH)ber isso.
In puisusace 'of A e4ll by the Burgess,
naPacial tisectineof the Ceinsiiil was heid
on Monday, tht imitimt, to consider
and act upon a petition of the Toimnda
Water Works, L.,. Wiley, -Y'resident,
fin; an eitenskon offline complete the
•
Minibus Ortseilt !Inman's tone's,
Councilmen Holcomb, - Keeler, Montanye,
'McCabe, Pencils. . •
The petition was read, when on motion
the following resolution was unanimously
Raotted, That on the petition of the
Towanda Water. Works, the time for the
completion of the Water Works, - under
the contract dated October 28,1874, made
by anti between the said Corporati on and
Towanda Borough; be : extended for the
term of.' six months to wit, to the 28th
day of April, A. D. 1881, without preju
dice "to either of the parties, to stSid con
tiaCti in other reipebt whatever.
On motion adjourned. _
KINOSIIIIRY, Secretiry.
SAD ACCIDENT AT MILAN.
. .
Sunday morning at three o'clock, as
the night track walker atMilan, CHARLES
ANTHONY, was walking up the Lehigh
VaVey track;alew rods below the depot
hiq lantern Hashed upon a man lying upon
C.:e-track, whom ho soon discovered to
be dead, the upper portion Of his head he
'ing torn off the brains protruding-and
one even - iotu Out. ailing Mr ) SnAvr,
the station :tigent, Mr. DAtitEC, Bnowlv
and Mr. DosovAN, they byought his body
to 'the depot. Mr. Stni ► w telegraphfd
along the line of the Lehigh Valley, found .
that his name was ANTOI4i,Y WELCIL front
beloivi.Pittston about two miles. • 4.
onees joxy was cnipaneled to deFside the
cause of his death, Sunday afternoon, and
the decision - rendered was that he : must
have fallen from: the ten o'clock express
on its way-down Saturday evening, and
been dragged some distance, which cans•
t'd the fractured skull, A brother anil
brother-in-law, from: Pittston, carne for
his remains Monday morning. ,
WUBLICAN POLE RAISI N G AT
GILLETT'S.
Owing to the want of opposition, the
Republicans of South 'Creek haVe made
little display of their feelings in the Issues
of the campaign. • They have,•betn rest
ing sweetly on the . certanity : of a - solid
vote for GARFIELD on Tuesday next. But •
in compliance with' *former custom it.waS'
determined to raise a pole,'for which oc
casion Mr. FAN:;,,t;so, of Troy, was secur
ed as 'speaker ; also; others were expect
ed. Notwithstanding: the short notice,
this afternoon Me 28th), a goodly' num 7
heti were gathered at* Gilletts, and
suc
cecded in raising their pole at . , the, ap
pointed tittle ;.after which the crowd were
invited to the - wigWam, where a meeting
was organized by electing the following
officers: Ron. J. P. Git.r.Err, President;
Dr. I 'lirr,its•rEn and 4, D. .WOLF,.. Vice
Presidents, and Mourtis Stitaaitn and IL
17z. . Mr. •FAN-
Nixo - then being intnidneed, ih a very
able and convincing manner set; forth the
points at issue in the approaChing Content..
lie firstcoMParedl.he records 'of the two
parties, then the principlesi which they .
advocate, :14 predicted the evident, re
sult attendant ore 4, DemocratiL victory.
Mr. FANI.ING'S arguments were Such* as
would elicit - the interestof both Republi
cans and Democrats, the staunchest of
whom could not tatC exception, yet so
concise and telling : were they' that every
listener must have been impressed with
the conviction of the duty . awaiting Lim
tin Tuesday next. Not - only men showed
their interest, but .a number of ladies
graced the audience, showing that. they
tip had, an interest at stake. With. huzza
after huzza for 'the speaker, ,
and the Union, the gathering
,dispersed.
• 13 ',nth Creek is-strongly for GsleF •
ARTIWIL • ONE OF TIMM:
EXCURSION TO . NEW YORK.
The following letter explains itself
TrIffillA!:NOCK, Nticeinfler Issn
Enrron IlEront Eit-L//ear Rir : At the
urgent Solicitation of many Or; their
I'rieuds and patrons, the Presbyterian
Church of Tunkhannock 'will runt a arc-'
and popular excursion to New York and
Philadelphia, leaving Sayre at 4:4b A; m.,.
Tuesday, November 111, 1880. Tickets
to New York and return good to return
on any train within that time will be on
Sale as follows : From Sayre, $6.00 ; Ath
ens, $5.85 ;•Ulster, $5.50 ;. Towanda, $5. - -
15 ; ysauklng, $4.05 ; .Standing,! ,. Stone,
$4.;5 ; littrnmerfield , ,• :$l.OO ; - Wyaltising,
$4.20.
Excursion tickets from Bethlehem to
Ilhiladelphia and return Will be sold on
the train at. $2.00. For' particulars see
posters and small tSills. Ypurs; etc.,
SA M EL L'cOls; DE,
'Pastor and Nanage'r
BRILLIANT WEDDING
By request•of a large nnmher of frieus
and acquaintance's ittthhi county, of the
"high contracting parties," we publish
the following from the Battle Crack
(Michigan)•Trifiune, of October 23(1';
"Oil Wednesday eVening one hundred
guests assembled at the reshieriee. of *.ll.
Morley. on McCamly Street,' ta. witness.
the nuptials of.his daiighter,• Miss . Mail ,
E: Morley, to. :George E
. 11itiley,• M. D;
The ceremony v;as performed by Rev. D.
Barnes.at nine o'clock.. W. I. Peters
acted as 'groomsmau, and Miss Minnie
Morley, iister of the bride, as .bride's
maid. ,The bride's dress was of pale heli
otrope satin, with brocade, suraili; trim
med with cream lace, and a white tulle
scarf. The fair:bride 4 s Maid wore an ele
gant dress of old gold silk, Arimmed with
gold satin, and a white tulle scarf. Au
abundanceof refreshments: was iiierved,
arid a most happy evening was paged in
heartfelt and earnest congratulations and
iu social converse..• The happy couple left
nn the,night train for Chicago, bearing
with them the best wishes of their many
fileinfs, and their earnest hopes that their
future may be cloudless. • Mr. and 'Mil.
Bailey expect to return next_ week, • and
willeontinue to reside in Battle ('reek, at
their beautiful home, No. 9 Mc.Camly
street,which was a gift of Mr. Morley."
The happy pair were, the recipients' of
many beautiful andcostly presents; which
the Tribune enumerates:
COURT
Court opened at Troy, on Monday,
tobet. Judge, P. I); Morrow presid
ing. The first called was that known, as
the Chapman Morgan Will Case." 1
Lneinda Morgan, et. al,, vs: John Mor
gan, This was an issue to try the validi
ty of the will And codicil ot
.P.C : 3lorgari.•
The Will was dated September, 18, 1875,.
_giving to the widow; _Lucinda Morgan;
his entire property, about $4,000. The
codicil was dated - September 30, 1875, and
gave to Rosa; Palmer about one-half of
the property. Mr. Morgan died in• March,
1879. The will was ptisented for, pro
bate, to whiCti 'John MOrgan, one of the,
heirs of P. C. Morgan made objections on
the ground of testamentarieapatity. R.
A. Mercnr represented the Widoiv,:J:l. N.
William; Rota Palmer; and Bently and
Parsons for defendant. The verdict Ilias
for the plaintiff. •
Riggs vs. Dobbins, rule granted" to
show cause why judgment should :not 'be
opened and defendant let into a defence.
liubbel Manley's exectanis vs. William
McNeal, debt., H. Williams for plain
tiff; Delos Roeftwell for defendant, vpr
diet for defendant.
C. A: Krise vs. Elias Rockwell, eiecu
tor;.debt,, li. Ne Williams, for plaintiff,.
Deloallockwell for defendant, On -trial;
—Trop Gao.lle,
HOW II& NEWS *AS RECEIVED
.11',11PWANDAr-
The RePuthean COniillitteB had a wire
connected with Ike , Wehtein
and On into the Green Room of Merkur
Had; 41 Tuesday afternoon, and in the
email* an, operatOr received thedespatch=
theie: Mercue Mall at an early hour
was packed to its utmost capacity by cid
sensofpur village and surrounding, towns,
all arisloutt and eager for he news. At
about lt2o the first despatch,wasyeceived
which Indicated that New tprk had gone
ReptiMicati t As soon as Chairman SAsr-
DEttsO4 had read the contents of the cip
apatchia cheer went up from the threats
of ovl six' hundred ,Republicans that
made the very wallstremble. prom that
time until 4:30 e. M. Wednesday, thelood.
news continued to come from all paits of
the' loyal. North, and the assemblage
seemed to be wild with entbUsiasm
throughout the entire time. Many short
speeches were made, many songs sung,
and the cheering' was almost inces'innt.
As we , go to press to-day, Wednesday,
our :streets ring with the huzzahs and
cheers of thci victorious RepublicanS,
whilst the Democrats are corresponding'y
cast down. The Democrats received their
news at the 'Ward House, but from an
early hour in the evening the despatchs
seemed to have lost all interest to theta,
and-at 12 o'clock their beadquirters were
deserted. The Republic. lives ! l o ot the
people rejoice 1'
PERSONAL._ _ .. .
—Miss MAY. MUSTIER, 'Of' Gillett's,. is
v,isitiug friends in this place.
—:lltH.- D. W. W t 5..., 'of Fassett's, is iis :
Ring triends at West Warren.
—Miss Sail jitrru, of Sbesfiequin,
is visiting friends in this place.
G. C. :Jos is sloly recovering
from his recent severe illness.
—Di. J.K. P. GLEAso, of Washitig •
ton, D. C., isvisiting-fr'entlmiti Misplace
GEO . II6E V. •31YER is vis.itiag
her brother, Dr. C. W. BROWN, at Elmi
ra, N. Y.
-slrs. A. E. GtiSMIN, of Troy, will
join her husband in Topeka, Kansas, at
an early date. -
=Mrs. Wul f f:of Seort has returned
from a pleasant visit to friend's at Fair
Haven, N. N.Y. •
'-0. A. flAbnwiNT was confined to' his
louse several.daya last week by a severe
attack of pleprity. • ! • •
,
, -11DOLPIt SOLOMON, who has reisic,
led
for some time past in Arizona,-is stopping
with friends in this place.
,'.3lrs. J. H. BAKER, of Pawling,
daughter or H. D. ()Auk:, of Pike, is Visit
ing friends and relatives in and about•Le 7
Raysvllle.—Lefidyscille rldvertimer. • •
—C itAn r. Es L. Ci)Dinsu, who is attend
ing Medical Lectures at Philadelphia,
came home to cast his first vote.' It was
a straight Mpubl:ean one. And his ex
ample was followed by t.%.31..P1CATT and
WILLIAM GRIFFINILS:.
—LOTTIE NEELER, of this place, took
part h:- a concert •at Waverly recently,
and the Ade9cate of that place thus speaks
Of her : " But the sweetest morsel of inn
ate that has been heard in Wa'verly for a
long
j time, was the sohi; The" Bridge,' by
Miss . LorriE KEELOt, and her harp Jae
companiment." . •• •
m_r. Wli.i. MARQI:Apa, of this village,
was married.. last Wednesday evening in
Towa - nda, Pa., to Miss EMM.t F, EDDY,
of that Mr., and' Mrs:
MAMIE:VET. pal*CEt..B Of . the groom, were'
jin•attendance: We understand that rooms.
on Broadway hai:e been-furniShed 'for. the,
jhappy couple, and that they will at once
( proceed to housekeeping.—Ou:eyo Record.
—The spth anniversary ...bi c rtliday of
Mrs.fBETRSIIF.PA I):LekEßs . oN_, mother Of
•Mrs. 1 - 1..8.8.n.t.NT, was celebrated at the
residence of Mr. 1311.-6 T, in this village,
on Tuesday last. A large another of the
friends and relatives were present, among,
them, Mr. and Mrsk.L. of To
wana, J. B. DicKEtilniS, wife and son,
of Windham, Pa., ITlcKErt . sox and
wife, of Warren, Pd.,.Ewn; MILLS. Esq.,
wife and son, of Athens,Pa., Mts. ALEX
ANDER Roolins, of Coklin,•A. Y., MIS.
HATTIE BAGLEY, and - daughter, of Conk
lin, N. Y., Fit
j 'ANK EDWARDS and wife,'of
Warren, Pa., .Cti4iti.Es MEI:CHANT And
family, of Tioga, CIIARLES ALnitteniand
family, of . Apalachin, and many otheis.
from Owegoi It . warta very enjoAible
anniversary and will long be reritem,h4red
by those pretlent---all of whom _wish for
Mrs. DICKERSON many years yet of health
and happiness.—Owego Mode. •
LITCHFIELD-
Mir. Irvin, of Ulster, contemplates es
tablishing a cheese factory at the Centre.
A meeting to encourage the - enterprise
was held at the hall,last Monday evening.
Miss Eva, Lent, of Waverly, is teaching
very successfully, a select school , at the
Centre schoolhouse. Miss Reed, 'of Michi
gan; is exPected to teach the- public
schoolin said 'pulse this winter.
. We noticed Mr. Ftsnry Webster,.• of
Windham, in town - attending th'e teach
ers' examination' on 'Tuesday of this
wOck. The school which has hiS services
Will prosper.,
.
• ,
The Baptist church has extended a call
to Rev. C. Atwaici Raymond, 'of •Vii
ginia, to become their' pasteir. He-has
accepted the call, and enters on his laliors
with encouraging prospects.. •
Pa., Noe. I;•
BUSINESS ;;O`,AL.
CV,I" A word-to the wise. If you are
IroulUe4l With r.Ciuulti or (7.31(1, prneure a:buttle of
lit. Roll's Cough s iiyrup at iitce, Its like way save
you frOlfl severe meguess. ?'our druggist keep , : it.
(*rice In ce n ts..
,
M . IIYfIitACLICtZttENT.--.TIISt; receiv=
ed—auother eat load of XX Star Cement. . .
tept7. r R. WELLEs.
• ; ', ~ -, • .
FOIt PRODUCE. at.
- •_
Di:cram a vti-Gwrs.
Cuttsrft haS the I,)eL wearing Shoes
for Men, lloys and Youths' wear' ever, offered in
Towanda, at prices within the reaeli of alt.
.!
. Elegant.new stock of JEWELRY
at the 99-Cent Store. ' Oct. 25, I sBO.
•
11gri,- Our goods are' , :NEW and of the
BEST QUA-Ltl'Y. ;DECKER Sr. Voccarr.
M " GLOVES and MI tkENS—lowest
priees—at the 994:e1a Store.' Oct t!A, 480.
''"I•'" "I have 'met! -several bottles of
2 . .. A R M
st.MMoNS•LIyEIt REGU TO, and you ay
record the fact, that my feel ugs are so far chinged
that I can eat hearty and . a
moat like Swell man
than I have been for y'ears past: 1, have suffered'
four years and am grateful tor.rellef. - .
• 4. J. It Al' F . ERTY,
wa.Periodical Store, 1800 Market . ...., Philo
r 5 Pr Job Int of, ladiesTants; 25 cents
worth 40, ai ther: . o9-ernt !! tore. 41'tet s 28, 'O.
tlr Fora good, durable and neat-fitting
SHOE, call at. F. J. BLUM'S, opposite Seeley's
' Nov. 27.11.
MEIttNQ, U.NDERIV EAR, at the
9)-Cent Store. 28th, 1880.
. fArProvisiona . of all liinds t of tbe best
quality, at DECKER & VOL-CRT'S.
Or Nevi Books; just out—Mrs.
May Agnes Flethlpet. P. Hoe and others—at the,
9a-Cent Store, ! Oet.29th,pin..
Or Try our New4AP. TEA. • Best in
•owq. • PECKER SCVOCGAIT.
• ar Choice TEAS and COFFEE a
specialty at • DECKER & VOUGIITV.
• ris e- PRICES WAY DQVN on Gents'
ine and Coarse I Uots at IlLif3i 3 , opposite See
ley'a . 3 , Nov. 27-t f. •
. _
t The Largest, .Best. .and Cheapest
line of Shoe;, for Ladles', 3iisses' and Childrens*
wear, le fonnd at onsmrs'new store, corner Main
and Plne.iti, T y & Noble's Block. apr4'7B
It is impossible for a woman after
a falthfUl coarse of treatment 'with I.lDia E.
PLIMITAM'S VEGETABLE , comrot.txt) to
continue to stiffer with a weaknesi of the uterus,
Enclose a stamp to Mrs. LYDIA E. Pixxllalt, 21.3
Western Arenue.l Lynn., Mass.. for pamphlets.
gold by Dr. 11, c,, Pafirras Prualst. Towanda,
. I •
.
0 L
Ur L. B; ROG* 4:Wale:WI ISOMIW
Winn for quilt* of goods and taw prices on dub,
boom Blindl Mut itoldinh o 2, and in building inn.
Tindal. • - (sugi-if).
tar TZTt , A-TETE 'SETTS, - WINE
awns, Liquon SECTS—it trxcent Store.
iiiiii• 'Trite:4 oiimit liiii,L. —This -is si
, .
excellent Portableliiii—one that eominends Itself
at slght t i . Fanners baring IpPles going . to waste.
will do hell to give the elder Btlli atrial. It grinds
7,
easily* rapldly...eitisblng the• fruit instead of
gratlng. •Capaclty, li 4 re barrels per day. Tors/de
cheap. - ' -; • . • It. M. *sLLu.
' i 5 .
'rewinds. ra.;ept. "t. - ,
___
• Ur The O9.CPtT STOlit is Head
quarters for everything In the line ni LAMPS sad
LAMP dO.ODS. ' • . Sept.
'gar lionsEs FOR hiLve
three good teams. and would sett 0ne431 them.
1 wzu.sa. ••
••
• .
Wyalusing, Pa., Qe1. , 21, 188049
,tg6. SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES
Oils and ettalbtaeats at tile:Okapi Stare. •
• •
`!A,NY0111) TO THE WISE p 3 SUrirl-
Ct ENT."—T here for we B, , ay go to Miss Trwituttii.'s
for Dress-Molting and Millinery, whete• yon will
get the worth of your money and (Ind the choicest
and finest selection of Millinery (locals ever before
offered to the people of BurlingtOn. Also rennin
her that Dress-Making iidone on the moor reason
_ .
abie let ms. • • ,
• -
Burlington, November 4, 1850. •
VD' " A friend in nned, - ia a friend in-
Veed." Stich a friend Is Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup,
which should be ID treey family I it colas only SA
cents a bottle — And may save many a docto b ill.
Give it a trial.
Virlt you are dervous or dyipeptic try
Carters Little Nerve Pills. liyspepsia makes you
:Ovens, and nervousness makes you dyspeptic;
either one renders
• Ibu miserable and these little
pills elite both. , • •
".1 have iti'ed.Dr.Sinimons' Liver
Regulator myself and In my family for years, and
pi onounco It .ofie of the most satisfactory - medicines
that can be used. Nothing would Induce me to be
without' It, and I reitommend all my friends, If
they want, to secure: health. Vo always keep It on
hand. . R. L. 31011, klolumbus.
. •
" Those Nr,,,lici - suffer ' . from nervous
Imitations, itching uneasiness; and the discomfort
Oat follows from an enteeblild and dis ' ordered
mate of the system. ;should ttOce ATER'SSetisA
rmciLLA and cleanse the blood. Purge out the
lurking distemper that under:canes tho health, and
constoutionai vigor will return:
3 .
•
5.7 r All cases of weak or,lanie 'back,
rbeuinatisrn. llnd relief by
,syearlug one of Carters finlart Weed and Belladon
na Back-ache Plasters. Price 25 cents.. oct.r.it.
. •
•
ur When yptx- are depresed by tbe
gaunt. Nickly feeling tit a disordered system, which
needa to he • clean4ed and stimulated into healthy
action. take slime or two of, AYER'S PIEtS and
sec how quick you can he restored for a quarter.
GjtAND RErtrrATloN.—Warner's
Safe Kidney 6n4l.l.tver Cure has'reached a mlts;
tiou that Is not limited by the confines of section.
or country,. There are no Injurious sithstances bur
false and temporary stimulants In the preparation.
"It 1, pu'rely -vegetable jtnd compounded Under a
formula that has passed severe tests and won en
dorsements from some of the highest medical
talent In thenotintry.—Ncto :York:World. • '
. .
t ANSWERS TO CORRESPONFNTSA•4I3
reply to the many Inquiries h hick we Ilace received
regarding a most protetnent modern remedy we
_would say: To the hest hr our belief Warner's ate
Kidney and Liver Cure Is purein Its nature, effi
cient In Its action and certain in results. We
duce learned of some remark.thi cures which 1t
has cfr. , cltd, and belirve- that as a Treventire. 4:
disease it is maquAllisl. For • del rate linlies and
.ela try bled men It. Is invaluable, an It. pure vege
t
.table qualities commend IC to the raver and um , of
all. • . Oet. 25. _
. .
MARRIED.. . .
•. .
. ..,
mAutp.: - AnT—El)llY.—Aftlte resttle'nee of the
fatter, twtother . 27.
,IBt% by 'Rev. .f: harks H.
ight:.-31r. 31arquart, or Owego,
N.' V:, and:3llAS Emma F. Eddy, of Towanda.
I.S—MAITHER.-- T A the .M.r E.l Parsonage.
Tow.nq a; October IsSO, 'by Rev.hCharles H.
:Wright. Mr. 31. Mitts and Miss At 'Manger,
both of North Towanda. •
WELLSISEF.IIICII. - ---In Troy, Cal, Oct. 2-It 11.1 by
Bev; .1. B. French, Israel Wells.and MtsS - Elnuta
1. Seeldeli; bet Ii of TOW11:14.
FREY-11 lira Ville, at ;the iloas4f
• 1..11. Rattan, Oct. 24th, by Elder .1. L. Pturnix„
John W. Frey- of rlrover; and 311ss Lucinda pat
rln, or,Fox townshfp, Sullivan County.
FR A NC E-31cC A Milt K.—At the parlOrs of. !the
Park Church, Elnilra,-by ReV.Thowas K. Beech
-er, Oct. alb; Scott .t; France. of Wells, Bradford
county. Pa., and ISadore McCarilek, of South
p--,rt; N. Y.
- M.A.NI.EV—STONE.—At the house of A .C..titnlth.
of :Siert!' TOWAtTII.I. Sept. 30th., by Rev. C. H.
Wright, of the M. E. iintreh.- Towanda, C. 11.
Manley-, of Alba, and Miss Ella L. Stone", of
-
rhlluaelptita. .. •
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. .
TAY I.OI:—I.EIVIS.—At the residene , Of tife
I, , ifde's oreuts ill Wyalusitag. October ':.'nth, I s's 9,
1!$: Rev: I).•Craft: Mr. Justus V. Taylor and M.lss
saran A.. daughter 9f Augustus Lewis, .E...0Pa1l
ut Wyalustug. . •.. .
DIED.
MATTOCK.S.—In Springfield, •)it. 18fli, of fever,
Churett 'Mattocks, aged 78 yens.
31-ASTiN —ln Elmira. Oct. 21st, of heart disease,
Mrs. Cathrine Mristin. aged 45 y.rar. ,
CLARK —ln Sprint - 1,1l.• On. •2:ld. of parlysis,
' ifo of Joseph C lark, aged 62 y•lrs. - •
VAN XOl".—A t Cottonitia X Roads, Oct. 25th, itf
geto:ral debility, Mr,. Maria Vauttoy, 'aged' 05
yeart‘: •
••
ComMbia, (Mt. 221, of pneumonia.
Emnia. Wife of Tlididhy Guatin and daughter of
G. W. Noble, aged WAyears.
Towanda. November 3. 1860,11 f
Le - iVIS, aged 77 years and 5 tuouths: 1 . •
SPECIAL, NOTICE
POWELL & CO.
Call attention to an
ELEGANT
NEW I :STOCK
• •
I
----
I 0
CLOAKS
-AND--
- DOLMANS,
JUST OPENED.
.Anlong which will be found some ele
gant'DOLMAINS of "FRENcir
PAC rURE, which we have just received
from the Importers, tokether with a large
and complete „assortment of CLOAKS
and, DOLMAN* direct from Manufac
turers. • ' -
• October 21, 1880.
. .
QUSITTETIANNX COLLEGiATE IN
sTITUTE.—FIrmt Winter Term' commences
31o.NDAY, NOVEMBER IST, 1880. Expenses for
board, tuition and furnished room, from 017.2 to
WO per year. For entaingue or fuyther particu
lars addresi the Prim:Fps% •4 •
• • -.IELINVIN E. 9 . I2INLAN, A. M.
Toivar.da, Oetoher IMO.
. ~
.
...ssolllfit nett free to those who wish to
engage in the most plea.4ant and prontat
hie nosiness known. Everything new.?
Capital not required. We. will tarnish
v:ou everything. 'IIIV a day and upwards is easily
wade without staytug away from home over night.
Ni risk whatever. Manpnew workers wanted'at
once. Many are making fortunes' at the business.
Ladies make as indi as men, and young boys'and
in
girls'ako great ay.. No ono who is willing to
l c
work falls .o mak ' lore money every day than can
be . made in .a week at any ordinary employment.
Those who engage at once will find a short road to
fortune. Address M. HALLETT & CO. ' Portland,
_
Maine.' , ' ' 1 . Oct, :2g, !SO,
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GENIS WANTED FOR'OUit
- popular Neiv "ok. .THE I N DUSTIti At:
IIIsTOKY OF TUE 'UNITED STATES.- Its Age:.
rleulture, s.lnnurnetures. Mining, Banking,- Insura
anee. etc. Agents make eZ5.101100 per woelt. Bend
for Special Terms to lINNIVY BILL PUBLISHING
Co., Norwich, CI; . , . Nov:!•w4.
$
/ 602 ., 1z eg k t,, :a i l r d:77:;:z - nt o a ut t i l t ii f in re e e .. . ,
vA t which persona of either eel eau make
greet pay all the Ow they work. write for panto.
blare If. 11.11iTLETT k CO,. ria slar.l. Mallio.
• 7
- -Veto.
Eldri
-TOWANDA PA
,
Taiga 'pleaiitre In ()lazing to bi4ers of
.
• 'l'
trt cooto
THEIBIENTH ANNUAL
• I. 1 • ..
•• t •
SUP
t
PALL 'SUPPLY
I
•WHICH FOR iNAGNITUDE, STYLE
•
QUALITY - AND' CAPNTSS,
Flu.•rpasses any of their former offerings, and ad
at all times keep their sti.ek supplied 'with the .
They• Invite Attention
0
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L , r - ,iss .,, p-,A,18. ,
. ~--, ~..___„•.Lii ,: 7 Sff ti, ' ( '
\---/* , ..:./
Black Henrietta Cloths, Black Tamise
) Cloth, Black Nun's 9otli, Black
Crepe Cloilt, Black Morrie Cloth,
COLORED CASHVRRES,
lainestoatit Bergey, Jamestown Alpacas,
Trimming Silks, TtiMMing Satiate , •
VEZ,.VETS,
Cloaks tind St/,
C4sirueres for Men ' s & Youth
'. Flannels and Blanke6l,l
Prints and l Ginghams,
Sheeting! and
.
L ; dies'.and.Gen .; Heinen's Underwear,
Hosiery awl Gloves,
Laces and Embroideries,
&c., &c. ,
Carpet:, Oil Cloth:,
Mats and Batting.
Thankful for the 'very liberal patronage bestowed
on us for the past ten yew's, and hoping by strict
talent - tut to our customer's wants and truthfully
ret . treSentine goods, to merit a continuance of the
sante,
Evans & Hildroth
etlhat n inf
would
ii
the Batreletke of the cenimunity.• ,i'llfoolllWl , ll
done Itnntediately and In good order. All leaks In
the Mill_have been repaired and hereafter It will
be kept In. good! order. Feed, Flour. Meal and
Bran constantly on hand. trash - paid for grata at
Masontown. . ' HENRY W. WELLS.
Monroeion..Tnne 17. 1860,.
=I
•GENTS NtiNTED.—We want
a feu' .eaPaldelnmest it to art as out
agents tor the sale of ' Nursery Stock In this comity.
A knowled* of the business is easily "acrptlirtl.
We oiler PERM A.N ENT EM PLOY E N t:OUI1-
PAY . AND EXPENSES to the' right men who cart
give their uildivlded attention 14the work. Cilot.
,age. previon:i and present oecupation. and refer
ences. Address • . It. IL CHASE SE CO.,
C0ct..28-w2*. 2 South' Merrick-et., Phila.
ELLES' . MILLS
W• •
31anufacturers or .
'FLOUR, REED AND MEAL,-
.
- wyiLtStml, PA. ,
Cash vild far grain. G. J. WELLES
Go _ LD e v z , a n t
c :c e l d ian a ce rer r s tLa 7 tim ° ev. n: y r;
•town to take .utseriptions for
the largest, eheapcist and best Illustrated family
publication In the !world. Any one can become
successful agent. i Six elegant works of -art given
trek to snbscrit ere. The price Is so low that almost
everybody subscribes. One agent reports taking,
Subscribers in a day. A lady agent reports
making over - if:00 elehr profit in ten days. 'All who
engage nuke money fast. You esti &vote all your
time to the business, or only your spare, time.' You
need not bme away fro home over night. Yon can
do it as well an others.• Fall dlrectk* and terms
rice. If you want prulitAble work send 'us your
address at once. ' 1--14.sts nothing to try the busi
ness. No one who engages falls to Make great pay.
:Address GEORGE. STINSON a< (O.' Portland,
J uly1;e0. '
I
Of the Third Ward Store, has opened a large and
convenient Store In the brick. block, First WArd,
dPfiosite, iluinphrey Brotbeivi di Tracy's Boot and
rilioe Factory, and has Riled It with
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!: A LARGE STOCK OF
CIIOiCEI GROCERIES
• - OF ALL KINDS,
L• KINDS,
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Which he hits purchased tit • New_Tork for • cash,
?and solicits the confidence and patronage of the
:Public, and respectfully announces that ho
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WILL NOT BE IiNDERSOLD
Bs anybody. His Third Ward Store will also be
kept snicked With flrst-class goods, and will be sold
as low as the lowest:
Towanda, January 8, 1880.
HENRY ROUSE,
CORNER MAIN & WASHINGTON STREET&
FIRST WARD, TOWANDA, PA.
Meals at all hours. Terme to suit the , times. Pane
stable Alt/died.
WM. HENRY, PROPRISTOE•
Towanda, July 5, 'T9-tt.
GET 'YOUR
J 01),PR IN.T (1'•
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"lIPPORTOR: , J, Qypick
ME
Latest Styles
Ali,they appear in market.
To thelr,Nes4
Black Silks,
131ack Casiancivg,
Colored India Cashmeres, -
-Colored Flannel Suitiugs, )
Colored Novelty Suitings, .
-AND
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- . In:Black and Colors
Also, a .rouiplete la it
liEl
Geo. L. Ross,
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ME
POWELL - :.&::CM -
WE HAVE RECEIVE . D - 2-INp . • HAVE - NOW . ON EXHIBITION
FALL
Which for COIPLETENESS and VARIETY OF STYLES has'never
• • licen excelled, if equalled..
We would call particular attention to our stock of New Dress Goods and
Dress Trimmings, whieh coMprise everything new in the market:
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11 widths and prices, best
Black.:Cahmeret ,
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absisoartment eves shown by us,
. • ' 7 ---- - all new and' fresh. , • : . -
ColOred--CashMeres- . i colors
. N i llth d s iff , c i r n eti every' known
. , ? ? . .. 7 ,:Sli a d e . . .
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In great variety; all colors.
widths and prices.. •
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with a - -comtsi- line
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CHEAPER DRESS GO DS:
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•Entirelk, new, all colors,
Orient- Cashmeres.. gether with a - cornpletr i
of • - •
u'is,
wear,
IN: CASHMERES,
IN'. CASHM ERES:
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ji4 MESTOWN -ALPACAS---
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8 L 40K . sit . .
W
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Which sbOw in all. widths; alio a full line of colors in Silk•VelVets,
at lower prices than ever 1?ofore 'offered. -
BROCADE .ILKS I Allini.r
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Black and Colored Satins„
Splendid assortment
El
Black and,Colored.
OUR NOTION DEPARTMENT
is also full of attractions.' DRESS
. BUTTONS, in all the New Styles;
Silk Handkerchiefs, Fichus, Ruchings, &c. A splendid variety
of New Scarf Tins, Sleeve. Buttons, &c., just added. ••
NEW ..CLOAI(S.. ANP' -SH.X.WtS;
A PM 'LINE OP ROSE . OLANKITIL
Our . Cloth, -Domestic and Calico Depart._
merits
stocked,
stock in Our
Departments.
Towanda,' September 30,. t 8.80.
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1-.850::...'.-:...:-).80 :
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1580..'..:.-.'-:.-.1880
OUR NEW STOCK
4IATEIASSE§ . &C.
MATELASSb; &C.
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t SATIN ES, .
SATISES7
A full line, of the celebrated
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ha etitirelltnew styles, also just,receitfed.
GREAT BARGAINS. OFFERED IN
PET~IN' STRIPES,
With,a,full.line of
. NOVELTIES in every shade.
Just opened.
mill
each be
and piices
Boot
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GODS,
DAMASSES,
DAMASSES.
found full
low,,
very
and Shoe
OF
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MOMIE CLOTHS:,
-MOMIE CLOTHS
, newly
and
with new
and Groeery