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CHAS. Ii.LLLIOI, LOCAL =MOIL
Towanda, Pa., 'Dec. g,`: 1880.
ENTERED IN VIE resTOFFICS AT ToWANDA
As NAIL HATTER OF
, TllB, SECOND CLAM
LOCAL AND• GENERAL.
The expiration of itubseriptioi is print
ed on the colored /al/si. By noticing the
date every subscriber can tell se/sent Ais
paper trill be sapped unless ilse.subserip :
lion is relieved.
SAFE FOR SALE.-A. -new safe of, the
make of Busier; Bait - lan & CO., of Cin
cinnati, 1,500 pounds weight, warranted
first 7 class, will be sold very cheap. Ap
ply
at this office.
COURT this week.
o woeki from Saturday=Christmlus.
OFR merchants haie an unnSually large
Stalls of holiday goods this ye it.
sin are reported to be,` pleotiftil in
'the Ouse forests of Sullivaliceunty.•
DoseT send more than ele
•of your family to the,, post
same day.
it-NI effort should bo made this winter
to secure the location here oo 2 more man
ufact9ries.
• V
THE Tnv Woolen Factory employs
n'ne hands and expects to employ more in
ka short time.
-THE " Yaung•Men'w Literary Society,"
of West Leßoy, has been re-orgatiiied
for the winter. ' •
TnE ice is as thick uow, if not thicker,
on the river at this place, than at any
Lime last winter.
3liuxn.S; LEWIN of Alba, are having
a twenty-horse power engine built at
Coming for their mill. . 4
MANY a poor person can be made com
fortable by the gift of cast-off clathing at
this season of the year. Try ii:;;
-Tait Troy Gazette,, says that the nevi
Oliver Block, in that place; is to hare a
spacious public hall in the third story.
THE Thanksgiving collection at the,
publiedservices in Troy amounted 46 $26;
and wig presented to Mrs. i3IIE:ARDOWN.
THE Towanda "small boy " has. been
unusually lucky so far -this season. He
hasn't as yet broker. a leg whilst "coast-
jug."
SiniE of the knowing boys aie already
making inquiries which of the Sunday
schools is to have the biggest Christmas
tree.
Tnr
.embroidering of the• hristmas
slippcirria now iu order, and will probably
engage many fair fingers for the next two
•
weeks.
.161 IN SULLIVAN has fitted up a neat
tobacco store in the building formerly
occupied by Mrs. M. A. FLETCHER,- on
Bridge street.
. A number of our citizens• have filled
their ice hbuses Within the past few days.
The ice secured was fronkfive to ten inch
es in thickness. .
1
Tus tiet4 Tomplarar of NM* Albany
gave au exhibition' in Unit- -hall at that
place, ThankNiving , evoning, the not pro
.ceeds from, which were $2O. -07
d.. 1 . KAVANAUGH, the Florist, was bit.
ten by
. a :vicious dog belonging to Mrs
Krivsmir . , on Saturday evening'. Police
. man Dtmocs shot and killed the dog.
nit AN uf , the children at. Horn Brook
are ill witkiliphtheria, and there have
.been a number of deaths therefrom this
dread disease within the 'past feW weeks.
THE Wysos Cornet Band give their
rind Grand lop at Central Grange Eitll,
this, Thursday, evening. It will undoubt
edly prove a very,pleasant and enjoyable
affair. • •
KEI.I.OOG & MAURICE,. of Atheni, Ii we
a. contract for building several :of he
hi idges on the extension of .the D. L. Lk,
W. Railroad now in 'course o 5 construe
thin. •
WHAT has become of the School Jour
n«l ? We have not received it copy of it
in two weeks. Can it be posriible that we
havii been dropped from its : pst of ex
changes?
GATnrat hi your provisions for a long
stay—in the house. Remember that Vim
'Noit:S 17 hours, 42 minutes, and 32 am
()tts snowstorm begins on' the 22d of
this month.
110wARD Simstma, was elected Find
Assistant Foreman of Naiad 'Fire Com
pany, on Tuesday evening, to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation of
HARRY TAyt.on.
Xlcosar.st.o.soENT wants to know if it
" dimagez celery to have it frozen." We
wiltlanswer the inquiry just as soon air
there comes sufficient warm weather to
" thaw 7' ours out.
. .
Tim. next Quarterly Meeting of the .
Disciples of Christ of 1.. Bradford County,
will be held with the church at Leßoy,
Cminencing on to-morrow, Friday, eve
ning; December 10th
Cnunrn of the Mesaiah (llniversaliBt),
Key. Wm. Tamen, pastor, at 101 a. m.,
Nubjeet, "The King of the Treea,"
Judges ix.: 8-15. ,At 7 p. in;, "The
Moral Natur&of Man."
Tns of-the-Church of:the Mes
siah will hold a sociable at the residence
of Mr. Elmira) WALKER, on Second
street, Tuesday evening December 14th.
All are invited to attend. -
Tat .31ethodist people of Troy sent a
twenty-Cour pound turkey to their late
pastor, the Rev. Mr. 11111111.114, now pai
tor of the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Ithaca,. N. Y.,ott Thanksgiving.
TnE suit of N. C. HARRIS, vs, the es
tap of ASA PACKER, deceased, involving
nearly-a quarter of.a million dollars, is to
be referred to a Master in Chancery by
agreement of parties to the snit. ,
• WINTER does not begin untile: the 20th
of this mouth, if the statements of the Al
manac makers are to be relied upon.
Perhaps those gentlemen will kindly in
form us under what bead to class the
past two weeks::
AMOS WELCH, living on Armenia
mountain near Alba, while hunting for
turkeys-oa the se•xmd"lloor of they barn,
ow:Satunlay last, fell a distance of some
twelve or fourteen feet and broke a leg
and arm.—Canton Sentinel.
TITE !Argo ice-honw at the lake, owned
by Itirusiti) O'DONELTy says the Canton
S wiled of last week, was destroyed by
the on Tuesday night of this week, The
prick' of the tiro is unknown, Then watt
LIP illstirMlic - oil the bhthithg,
- - - Ag,slarukof the on Mouthy *need,
*lithe , whole Pins Deiartanent. AO
tire in litnziony's ice bowie emaidened
the aiann., The flames were extingubdi
.ed before the. firemen reached the build-
Tag M. Z. Chnrh at Monreeton i toP
reopened Wednesday, December 15th,
1880; eersices commencing R. 11 a.' m.
Sermon by C. E. Mumma, P. E; in the
evening by M. 8. HARD) or
. Arum you have reoeived your mail at
the post °Moe window it is a good plan to
step mide end lei, somebody she do the
puma. Unless you hive a mortpge on
theilcuir in fropt. of 'the window, don't
stand there more than four hours at a
time.
THE Pa. & 14. Y. R. R. have secured
their supply 'of :ye for ne = t summer from
the, G. H. Wnix.is pond at. Wyslusing.
The ice houses it Sayre, Wyslusiog and
Pittston, were filled. The if* wall of ex
cellent giality and about seven inelisi ki
thickibess.
Rev. Gio. C. HALT, G. W. C. T., I.
0. of G. T., ;is advertised to :addreas the
people of Towanda, on &tunlay evening
at l o'clock. He Will speak in the Court
House if court is not in session. He is
said to be au able speaker , andi should
have a full house.
en members
Tice on the
SAYS Oil *overly. Advocate ror last
week : "Tim Cozisint's house in South
Waverly burned
,on Tuesday morning
last, at half-put two o'clock. The house
was lOCated in the southeast part of the
village, and no - fire alarm was sounded.
The property was insured. Caine of fire
unknown." '
:Tax people of Wyalasing are some
what. elated over the rumor that a narrow
gauge railroad is soon. to he built from
Binghamton to Dushore,, via the Wyalus
in creek to Wyablaing, and crossing the
river at that point to &gar Run, and so
on to Dushore.7 We trust the rumor may
prove well founded and the road speedily
built. - " -
Oxr. of our exchanges of Noveinber
23d says : " In . Towanda, the average
death of children )is three a day from
diphtheria. Therwwere sixteen funerals
y_
there in are •days.' Leßaprille Adver
tiser. , Well, then, ne of your° exchanges
of' November 23e, coptaineci a large
amount of falsehood in a small &Mount of
space. - , ' r • - -
Trtr. Steam Flouring Mill is the First
Ward, recently purehased by G. A. DAT
TON & baying been thoroughly over•
hauled and put-in first.class order,- was
put in operation last week. The in - illcrs
are ANDREW . and jamas FORBEA, who
are said to be thoroughly irere!d in the
business, having bad largo ; experience
therein.. -
Do . NATIoN.—The friends of Rev. C.,A.
SMITH, pastor J 1 M. E. Zion Church, are
respectfully invited to attend a donation
to be given him on Tuesday evening, De
cember 14th, 1880. AR persons having an
interest in the welfare- of our colored
friends, should not, on this occasion, fail
to help them. To be held in the baaii
ment of the church. •
THE cniertainmeut given at Mercer,
Halt, on Monday evening, by the Smith
Family, called out 'a large audience, and
the best of satisfaction to all pres
ent. , The "Smiths" are all deriizens of
our borough, and, judging from the ap
plause given them,
..O(, performance
would bear repetition. The receipts
amounted to about $9O. ,
THE loss by the buping of the Nail
keg 'actory at Mon ton, on the Seth
ult., it is said is about $5,000. The build
irig and machinery were tiew, the7factory
having just been gotten ready for busi
ness. The Factory was owned by a stock
Company, on some of whom the loss fang
quite heavily, as there was no insurance
either on building, or machinery.
Sits the Troy Gazette of last 'week :
"The Troy Moine niw omnibus 'was
smashed to pieces by a runaway and up
set on Monday evening. The team which
was left.at the depot without hitching,
got frighteued at something and ran, up
setting the 'bus at the corner in front of
.1. E. STUART'S. The body . was- split in
two aqd badly damaged otherwise."
Iltsro!i, of- the Athens Gate*, says
"what a shiftless set of gardeners 4,te
have," just because - 3,009 heads of - celery
Were frozen up and spoiled in' Abet place
by the sudden coming on of-cold weather.
fie furtlicr remarks that "a great portion
of it was the finest ever raised within the
borough limits." It would be an even
bet to iiager that iIIiTOX himself is one
of-those "shiftless ganlenersii."
A PRETTY girl, a pitcher of good cider
basket of good apples and a warm room
-are nice things to set up with these long
nights.--,Stroudsburg Jeffersonian. Look
here, SMOCK, is Mrs. S. in the habit bf
looking over the columns of the Jeffers°.
nian any wise 4equently? . If she is; you
are liable to meet with a "vivid experi
ence," some of these days, or our knowl
edge of womankind is wonderfully at
fault. •
Wirrut in Paris,"_ says the Review, Su
perintendent PACKER purchased a pair of
Brittany horses. They are very large and
handsome, and undoubtedly two of h •
Un s eat hories that have ever been brought
to this Country, it they reach here in safe.
iy.l They are of the celebrated Percheron
bleed ; one isa 4 13oupf Paris,"
very dark browi; the other, ; a brood
mare, "Joan tram" which is a dapple
grey. 1
WE understand that the State Line d+
Sullivan Railroad Company contimptite
moving their breaker from its present,
location, owing to the dip of their coal to
the outward. explorations and sur
veys having been made duriarg the last
summer, they have determined to move
the• breaker about one mile to the east it
its pretient location. Workmen have com
menced on the ditch to drain the opening
that will connect with the new work.
Dushore Review.
AT a meeting of the stockholders of the.
Towanda- Water Works CompSOY; hld
on Wednesdai of last week, S. L. Witt;
Gxosox E. Bearrr, D. 41. DARLING, R.
WWCY, N. N. BETTS,- E.'-T. Fox and
Baur Syruurrien were reelected Direc
tors for the coming year. At , a meeting
of .the Directors held afterward, S. L.
WILEY, President; Groans E. MUTT;
Secretary ; BENDY STRELTIUS, Treasurer
and Acting Secretary, were re•eketed.
Tun new. M-. R. Church' at Butteinut
Ridge, in North Ghent, was dedicated on
Thanksgiving day. There was a large
number of people from different parts of
the country present. Rev. Mr. Qum.
Bratt4AF, formerly pastor of the M. E.
Church, of Athens, preached the sermon
in the evening. The Athens diuette Says
the Church is entirely out 'of debt and
money left it is said- to be one of Op
14ntat etinotry eburvbee in tin
J. YAW KUM; Pastor.
- roilvik - inos . inn* oflitimi Lon!
toulto b fowtoom-yeavold girl, who left
her home hij Como* io January -144»
Thu listheard of the girl lies bitter to
her mother in July, stating she was liv
iug with a fanilly in Holidarburp• The
mother of the !And ba.been there for the
peat ten days; 'but o•to bear nothing of
her lost daughter. Any information ad.
dressed AO' Pit GALLAS:IMR, 020,*
Clearfield County, 11,111 be thankfully in.
caved by the mother.
Ws desire again to GA the attention co!
our Borough Council to the &et that ths'
sidewalks in inatiy ~parts of , our, village
are sadly in used of repairs. ,And, ia this
winnection, we would mildly suggest that
_the best way to get rid of a, bole in a
plank walk is not by nailing a piece of
two-inch plank over it. That mode of re-
Pairing walks has, heretofore, in this vil
*go,
, has caused more or lees profanity,
and will, undoubtedly, cause much more,
In the future if persisted in.
Ws understand that they have, or will
soon, ship WM from Long Valley, It is
only about eight months since operations
commenced there, and a very large
amount of work bas been performed, a
railroad ha's been constructed, a town has
been built, and ! all that pertains to &Best
chins mine has been arranged withiti that
time. Mr. JAMES MACIPARLIME and his
sons are thorough going business men..—
Blouburg industrial Register. Bless your
*lox soul, shipments of coal from the
Long Valley mines were made, over three
weeks ago.
Limns Tunklumnock bprough is talk
ing adopt dividing itself into wards.
Whit next t—Brddford Argus. What
next? Why, that the very large and en
terprising city of Towanda is . growing so
fast that the'peciplei of that place are talk
ing of pushitig back the river to make
room fOr the countless millions who are
anxiously awaiting the extension of the
corporation limits so they, can crowd in.
Ask us a hard one.—Zunkhannock Dem
ocrat. How is this? Give us the name
of the man who does 'ot believe BARNUM
to be the author of t i e Nowt bitter.
THE LeHaysville Advertiser of last
week is responsible for the following:
"Two or three weeks since, while Jas.
Goodell's_little daughter was feeding
a hen with a brood of chickens, the hen
picked a thimble off the finger of the girl
and swallowed It. When the fact was
_communicated to the mother' search was
made on the premises, and not finding
the lost article, the old ben was caught,
and as the child, stated, the thimble was
found in the hen's stomach, which was
probed, and the article taken out. Strange
as it may seem, -the
feathered mother still
lives atid cares for her- happy fathily of
chickens."
PReFrgbOß DANiBLIA, of Canada,. but
whale summer residenCe ie at Montrose,'
will conduct a circuit of dancing schools
this Winter, embracing Montrose, - Tank
hannock, TeWanda and perhaps other
,towns. .The school at thip place will open
up on Tuesday afternooti, next in Piatt'a
Opera Boum, and promivei -- be success
ful. We note that the term of lessons
will plow with a grand masquerade ball,
the costumes for which are , to be of the
wardrobe of the Professor.—Tunkhon
nock Democrat. The school at this place
will open to-night (Wednesday) in .the
pall over the store lately occupied by
owzm. ft Co., in the Means Block.
ON. Tuesday morning last a team of
horses, mined by POMEROY Gonsims, Of
Rome, • beettnie frightened at the
cars, near Tntritsrores . planing _ mill, on
North avenue, and ran away. In the ear
-1
rine was Mr. ClonAtts[r. and -his Sister,
Mrs. Moßnis, and' her eon. .The carriage
.was overturned at the corner of Nor t h
and East avenues, and the occupants
thrown put. irr. Mort= had her shoul
der broken and was badly cut about the
face. Mr. GunsLizig and the little boy
were also cut: and, bruised. They wore
picked up and taken io the United States
Hotel,•wherObeir injuries were dreirkil.
by Dr. 11. C. CITAMPLIE.-,Otrego Times,
December f.g. •
OUR Terrytown correspondent led is
into an error last week: ' In noticing - the
arrest of one Jonzurrox, for robbing Jost-
AR lISHGERTY, of Terrytown i of a sum of
money, we stated that the warrait was,
issued by FAquire TERRY, and the cap..
tun made by • Constable BoiltAx.. We,
learn fruit a reliable source„that the war
rant was issued by Esquhef Ilow.ox, of
Liberty Corners, and. th Constable D.
S. Mficoos, of Monroe nship, was the
individual who capturecUltike "light-fin
gered!
gent 7 0, Waverly, .and ; brought
him back. Esquire IifOgLON, : before
1
whom JOHNSTON was bro ght for a hear
ing, oommitted him to ja lito await the
action of the Grand Jury.
1 .
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AT the annual election 7.1..
of Franklin En
gine Company No. •1, hid on Friday:
evening, . the following °deers were.clor
sen •for the ensding 'year :Fi • •
President - 7 1w. B. NvxriißEv.• •
Viee-Preaidnt—E.!W#Llm74'St: •
....erewrg—Binittlf C. Powkw.
, • Financial Sepretary—J. R. KrrintwE.
T4isurer—J. V. GEnKtE.
Foreman—JAKE& A. Bum.
Assistants—let, G. A. littimsiNG ; 2d,
Gno. - FAraciums. . •
C .
Engirieei r -J. C. LANG.
AtiligiaaB--EWD. ALKER,..I „
1%, JAMES
SUELT E e r B. WATERS, B. R. YouNO.
Pipetnell--B: BLACK, E WILLIAMS, J.
C. Tv atimt, W 11. •Nurr.
Trusties. ALvoni), W. W.
P7nieß.
. •
Hemp is what VENToti says *brut the
weather for this month. The • prediction
may prove correct, and then again, it
may not. ; Judging from present appear
ances, we are free to admit that there will
be quite 'a !Jambes of ichanges in tem
perature between this, and the first of
January. Eibould there be more cold than
warm days, those persons who are the
most warmly chuff will stiffer less incon
venience therefrom than those whose rai
ment is Ighter. Whereas, on the other.
hand, ahead the number of warm days
exceed the cold ones, the .onsumption• of
coal will, of, *enmity,. be' less thin it
would should the cold days outnumber
the warm. But we give,way to Mr. Vas-
Ron, lyio has 'given this subject more
thought than we have. Vmanou remarks :
it•Debetebei; will open with a little snow,
but the weather will be slondy, threaten
ing avow-falls. There will probably be
some snow from. about the :14th of the
month. With the second quarter of the
mouth, colder weather will probably set
in, With falls of snow. There will be a
spell of mild weather about the 18th: and
14th. After a brief interval of Mild
weather,
during Which more snow will
fall, thethirdquarter of the month will
probably see b and eold weather
—a. cold snap with heavy snow storms
and consequent good sleighing. The last
quarter of the month. will bring milder
weather, but will terminate; , probably,
with heavy snow falls and stormy 11,0ith
er; in fact, the heaihist snow fall w ail be
towards the-end of Ithe month, and !snow
blockades may be looked for." -
• WE sre informed by President L. L.
WILLIAMS that, theliocharter Baldness
spore
University is
ore perons this season
than ever berm, Xerit alwaya wink
OcilittsflAiiiiiiivill.iiidliiilill
kidqiellatitka 4 , 4 .If i gge WO. • '
the Oblxvilt:.4air 10 4 0_,
Mug, Deematme 47tia':=Tha, WOW. is
one otibOnost entatesieio and
spakeis -ite-the baton Wand his
tUre MdAtied " has received the
mat unmudifled liaise from both Prigs
and people in ewsry 'city and town *we
it hes beeadelivetik. thi .1b1) *h ere
be greeted' by,a buiemanual!, bevaon
the Griming of the Mb, and weiisiretba
predkabin that all'arbo listen to Ida will
prononnoe the lecture as ninon the best
ever damned in oux,village: Speaking of
the lecture,- the Oindnaati Cbminerefat
has this to mg :
a theme "Bove aild
while, in „mary it was most ad.
Ratably the pbadng 0,7111 and
easy deßiery, of the isotneer - who uses
neither manuscript' nor notes; captivated
the midterm nt a very - early period." I.
EMU
Just before the adjoursment of Court, .
on Tuesday, D'A, Ovairron, pub t arose,
and - ht 4 ahort find- aFpropriatispeech,
presented on behalf of - the Court, mew_
hers or, the - Bar, and. County officers .
JAxas 11Annui,the court Crier, with 's.
handsome watch and fifteen dollars in
gold. ' Mr. HABILIS has held his present
position - for the past twenty-five years,
having been first appointed by dodge
WILMOT. The "Doctor" was sci much
affected by the gift, that he was unable
to adjourn the Court, and Judge Monaca
performed the duty for him. It Was a
gift, fittingly bestowed upon a faithful
and.deserving officer. - •
DISTRICT CONVENTION, I. 0.. G. T.
The lifty-llriit session of tote Northern
District Convention, I. 0.. G. T. l met at
Rome, November 80tii, and was called to
order ey D. W. C. T., S. P. Wean,*
The following by the pleasure of the
W. C. T.,'appointed officers pro. tem.:
W. Y. T.—Sister DICRINNON.
Chaplain—Brother Mutual.
P. W. T.-=B. 8. Warr..
larihall•.-Brother
Guatd—Brother WELL&
The W. C T. also appointed the fol
lowing comtitteea: •
Resolutions—Brothers WILLIAM Coma
.
REMAIN, B. S;Dsiirr, D. S. BOARDMAN.
Good of Geder- r e. E. Wurrs, G. F.
YOUNG, T. R. MITTEN, 34 S. Plasma. •
Musie—Sisters BoARDMAN, DICRINBON,
WOoDucaN, bRNoLD, Rica, Braturx and
lirt34ber E. E. C'nunnocic.
'ranee—A. W. ALDER, L. I LAR
COM, li. A. Russam.. . •
The minutes of thel flat meeting were
re ti and adopted. Adjourned to meet at
tw o'clock r. u. "l •
x .
Afternoon session called to order by
the D. W. C. T. Reports from th, dele
gates and District Deputies were favora
ble and encouraging. P. McNanaar
recommended as District Deputy for Dis:
trict No. 1,1; A.l WILT having resigaid.
The Committee on Resolutions present
ed the following : -
Received, That it is the Pbsin duty of
Good Templars to cultivate a kind and
fraternal feeling in our order, that we
show to the outside world by our friendly
!mailers, especially in our interviews
with eschnther, that we know no differ
ence in rank or station in life,- but with
one heart strive together to advance our
cause. ' -
Resolved, That we will place the ad
•vancement of the temperance work (Re
form 'and Education), above minor differ
tomes of opinion about constitution and
iaw, and that we will never mention such
opinions except in the
"spirit of charity,
that if it is not in Our temperament thus
to speak we 'kill remain silent, for the
greatest of 'our cardinal virtues is charity.
Resolved, That we extend our thanks
to - our G. W. C. T r George C., Hart, and
to Sister Jennie Petty, for their cheering
presence - with - us, and we earnestly
,re
qhest them each to be with us at Horn
brook. • .
Resolved, That our hearty thanks are
due and hereby tendered to the members
and friends of Rome Lodge for their
pleasant reception and .entertainment of
this convention. ,
A public meeting was held ; in the even.
ing at the Presbxterian Church,._ S. P.
WARNER presiding. Brother (Rouen C.
fjmer• and Sister Parry each gave us - fine
'addresses, and the:Otlfer exercises were
highly l.eneticial. -
At the Wednesday morning session the
following resolution, after some &Acne
sion, was adopted : -
Resolved, That the Secretary of this
convention be instructed to procure the
names of all persons signing, petitions for
and publish the same in the coun-
ty papers. .
After tome remarks by all present the
86138iCiti Vail adjourned to meet at jiorn
brook, subject to the call of the Executive
Commie.
,P. McNeal - Inv, Secretary . .'
ANNIE HUTaINSON, Asst. Secretary.
JOSIAH ALLEN'S, WIFE'S NEW
BOOK---A HARE TREAT;
F. C: Buss & Co., of Newark, N. J.,
'(as per advertisement in another column)
have in press and will soon issue a new
book entitled "My Wayward, Pardner,"
fiiim the pen of the popular. author Jost
.
?,.11 ALLEN'S wifei, who has heretofore so
pleased the'pub#c with her spicy books,
"My Opinions ai t nti Betsey Bobbet'a" and
"Samantha at the Oentonnial,": over
iwhich many a hearty laugh has beep bad,
'rand an immense number sold. This thew
:volume promises to surpass in many re
-.spent; her previous works, and we, with
'other readers, may aspect a rata - treat
*ben the volume is out.. The book will
contain about 500 ,pages .With over one
hundred illastrationa. It will be sold
only by subscription. Ageta are.wauted.
BABYLAND FOR Mk.
The only magazine' in the world ex
pressly ter babies. 1 Only fifty coats a
year, - postpaid. Extra Christmas irentis
piece; in ten colors. The baby will leok
for -Babyland in his Christmas stocking,
and if he finds it there he will too all the
year over its dainty stories, poemii,---jin
gles," charming pictures, funny pictures,
large - clear type, words divided into sylla
bles, - all beautifully printed, on heavy
cream-tint paper. A special feature for
1881 'will be a aria of churnsini outline
p 4 ais
drawings for the little( ones to paint"
with water 'Mors. The .rug for
coloring will be given in a quaint 4 , story"
way—and with the January panther will
be' given a page ,of similar drawings ail
colored. The Editors also have pleasure
in announcing the pure : haw of Kara
eßZEFtwAlr's Panting for the next Royal
Acid - espy Exhibition, and that it will.be
engraved for the Christmas frontispiece.
Send for specimen.' D. LOTalWr & Co.,
publishers, ill Franklin streets, Boston,
Massachusetts. '
KILLED BY THE CARS.
A dispatch from Owego to the Midis
Advertisfr says thsit Ye Sunday hut,
JAHN'S A., s thirteen-year-old sole of
Jona CoNeatt, of that plaoe, juisped on
an Erie freight_ train, JOSEPH !BAILEY
conductor, going West. A few reds west
of the depot, he fell between the ears,
across the rail, and the wheels of several
cans pasSed diagonally norms his breait,
killing him :intently. He was picked
N'n4 taken WWI bomt DR Eli. Snell
PitEEIENTATION.
trAWOItWKIII.
--. mama% nous 119.4p0u. ;
W. Tsai. Bo* et id ;IL
_ 9O-11 0 10111s. ° Cadi K e l l l4,
thiL wog Nary T 4 &am &
eeffab Kkook re: J. A. Ray, eta., Peter
Brady vs. B. B. Baker.-1104 faade &b.
solute;
• .r
Kink gird Dither osi tee Ml Im
provement Company; Elisabeth CODS,
ta. D. - fowler; et al—Rules &ramm
ed. • (. •
J. P. : Van Pikers Use ea. Nadir
rup, et al.—Rule for new trbl discharged.
- J. Mama Smith vs. J. 11: Fkryol.--.Ex
captions Sled.
. In re. the adoption of Maggie Wok, as
the 'child End heir of C. W. Slocum.—
Prayer, of petitidnet gratitads
•On Intollorl 14 Cy' Galetr "M 4
ciUutiailinit A. Warren, Rik., , aineni:
ber of the Bar: of Susquehanna County to
practice in the several warts of Bradford
County, whereupon he wan duly aUra.
O. Pickering in. N. C. !ahoy.—
Rule to open judgment.
Wilihrmyandermari Loli E. Stage:
;-Itule on plaintiff to pay oats on coau
thor.
J. F. Coopsr vs. C. J. Bleeper.--Rule
to strike of appeal. - •
IL- M. Lyon-ra. N. L. Ackley. 7 —Excep.
dons to Auditor's Report, dismissed and
report confirmed Bashi. .
James' . R.' Stone is. Ilra Raseoport.: 7 ,
Ride dimokampieoft`,Conditlo6 7. plaildarif
remitting all it, excess of $468:18. •
Edward Mips' V& Fannie W.
Krachars'a Adminhang or.--Judgtnent for
DECENBIR TERM-MONDAY, DECEMBER '6,
' 1880.
• i
The following named persons were
swosn in as Grasid Jurors, with Thomas
Buclufnab,*of Athens Borough, is fore
man z Howard Backus, Orwell ; Addison
Brooks, Springfield ; CluirlesChaffee, Bbe
shequin ; Thomas Clancy, North Towan
da ; A—Delmer Coolisaggh, Toiranda Bor
ough ; Charles-Drake, Athena Borough;
John Ennis' Btandiniu Stone ; 'Jackson F.
Greene, Athens Township; Amain Hav
erty, Albany Borough; Jaw Hill, Stand._
ing Stone ; James Huston,' Burlington
Township ; 'Obadiah Hankinaon, Rome
Township ; Chauncey A. Kelley, Leßoy ;
.Franklin Merril, Litchfield'; Blisha MO-
H!, Litchfield: George C. Page, Athens
Townsbip .; Theodore F. Porter, Gran
ville ;'Oscar Banton, Granville ; William
A. faibley, 'Windham; Gilbert filaider„,
Franklin ; Delmer Taylor, Herrick:
Com. vs. Lawrence Ameigh and Ma
thew' Fincher—Conspiracy. Continued
•
to February Term.
Corn. vs.' J. IL Pendleton—Forgery,_
two cases. Continued to February Term.
Dim. vs. J. H. Higgins—Desertion.
William Mtuinelk, Esq,, for Comnion-
wealth ;_D. C. DeWitt, Esq., for defend
ant. Defendant sentenced to pay the
costs of prosecution and give - bond. Wu
ditional for good behavior, and especially
towards Jane Biggins, his wife.
Coin. vos."'Adolphus Lorraine—Bonn
breaking. District Attorney MC Pherson
for COmmonweldth,; Arthur Head and B.
R. Pagne, 'Ergs., for defendant. Jnry find
defendant not,guilty• - • - -
tom. vs. Edward Johnson—Larceny.
Defendant pleads guilty.
oom. vs.' Charles Cainan Larceny.
Defendant pleads guilty.
CoM. vs. Captain_ Zowaski—Larceny.
District Attorney 'McPherson for 'COO
monwealth ; IL J. Madill and 0. Vit. Kim
berly, Esqs., for defendant. - Jury .find
defendant guilty. -
Com. vs. George, Young—Adultery:
District`' Attorney McPherson and Arthur
Head, Esqs., fokommOnwealtli ; Madill
Kitiney for defendant. •On trial.
D. F. Northrup's use vs. Eugene-Rey
nolds ; E. C. Oridley,,et al vs. J.E. Piol
let,' et al.—Roles made absolute.
Grant DeWaters vs. A. H. -Allyn.—
'Hula discharged. ' .
N; N. Gamble vs. Irene Gamble.—
Court direct subparna in divorce to be is=
sued. '
'court appoint D'A. Overton, Esq., a
member of the Board of Examiners in the
place of 3V. H. Carnochan, Esq., who h
been obliged to retire from the Board on
account of health. , - •
Hannah Merritt vs. D. R. Blackman. 7.
Rule to set aside inquisition,and Sheriff'
enjoined frog' selling defendant's real es
tate. _
First:National Bank of Towanda's use
vs. W. A. Rock Well, Garnishee of A. J.
Noble.--4uditor's Report filed and con- .
firmed finally. . •
On motion of A. C. Fanning, Esq., W.
C..Bechiict was admitted to practice in
the several iio.uts of Bradford County,'
whereupon ketwas duly sworn.
On motion Wohn F. 13anderson, Esq.,
Eugene lA. ThOmpaon was admitted to.
practice in the several emits of Bradford,
County, whersupon he was duly sworn.
On motion of Delos Rockwell, Esq., E.
J. Cleveland was admitted to practice in
the several courtil, of Bradford County,
whereupon he duly sworn.
B. McKean vs. W.B. Dobbins . and
S. M. Dobbins.—Rule to set aside exam
iion.- - • - ' •
O. T. Higgs vai. W. S. Dobbins.— : Rule•
to strike off judgment. •
Alice A. Darner vs. James W. : Garner,;
Ella Resford 'vs. Henry E. Ihmford..—i
Cou direct subponia in divorce to ber t ieL
sued in each case. ' -
Emma IL Lent vs. F.• H. Lent ; Jaime
Fin vs..ElhOnth Parr ; , Henry Qilll2ll
vs.,Mertia Quinn ; W. 8. Bowman vs.,. A.
E. Bowman Estella 4. Pool vs. John
P001...r-Court direct an alias subpcona to
be Issued in each case. - -
Willa Dots vs.;Edmund Doty ; F. - E.
Baker vs. llt. E.'llaker.--Sheriff directed
to make proclamation in each case.-
George.Muncit'vs; Julia* F. , Iffuiich.--
W. S. Vincent appointed Commissioners
Estella J. Chamberlain vs. Hezekiah
Chamberlain.-4. W. Stone, Esq.,- ap
pointed pfmtmisirioner. •
F., VI Minors vs. C. H.
C. Fanning, Esq., appointed CcmOnis
'loner. :
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Covxmlpiailieline. Dee. 41,
"' Tbe - wetter" -• snnttlity - sesikii ditto
:Borough Council tires bekl this evening
all the memberi *vilest. except Council
then HolOomb ind Keeler. 'e
On motion, the reading of the Mantes
of, the list meeting were di:Tensed with
and thir same apprived as published by .
the Secretary..
Tbik following pititioil was presented
To Ms Honorable, the Burro,
The petition "of the undersigned
rt
spectfally represents v That in the month
of September last, theirbeing . enpgad in
the businesi of backing . or•miny pas
'engem and baggage. and in accordance
with an ordinance th e la pto-'
cured from the Clerk of your Honorable
body, license fur the transaction of said
Wness at the Price fixed by the onli
ne:ice ;, • -1 •
That, the payment of said license was
refused and denied by certain interested
partiea, in consequence whemoPno ben.-
tit accrues •to your petitiooem from the
°Wiliam* ? tad from i• Which rethast th ey
have, as they are informed, on kogal rem-
Cd7i Aedl47_,Abgfte nOpafgll7
lOU= ”! Imitt Beim"
Marled Psi"' !
&roman.
Cau!cihnini itheabfr me* . 0.0
'prayer of the petitioners oe4reated and
the thole, reilludedi CdOnellbilw Alger
than.' to amend Lf adding "aid thetas
ordhlauti bead. is - Wait- remiett:7
Tho smenditint, ins eartiede sad Oa teto-
On of COboollskau Ilioguary the reeolu
tlbto Sethosidal die Mobbed bYtbs ibi+
lowhig vote . • •
Yeas-Alger , lEingsbOit
MCA; Pared* Wan, Burgess' hoes
Absest—aoleilob,
On motion of Mr, WU* the Bev
gess appointed \. onaldttee of three, Oa
'ststiug o't iteiircltoqotio, imam sod
Alger, to sundae tbe esulbui eouslitloo
of the drains cassethed fifth the elation
house,* to report es to what oellobi it
atm should be taken to imprerre sod , rea
l* the premises moira, bealthy:
Cotumilessu Rohm moved dud, Street
Committee• Paint", of the PIMS
be authorised to Nerdy' tilt dlahl new the
toot of Elikabeth street, Admited, ;
On motion of Councilman Meta% the
Secretary was authorised to •pumbase
suitable stove tor the lockup.
Borough Attorney Calif report", the
confirmation by the Court of tbe mport
of the commissioners on the aSey -meth
of the Ward homesteade
Bills certified to by the beide ardeput
mentiamoontitig W Otte were approv
ed by the finance crunadttee i and the Sec
entary directed to - draw orders . for m
ount. -
Adjourn.*
I. Faxassuairoliecretary;
• --.- • PERSCiAIi;i
—Wnitait GitIPPIN Went to Walibiut
too last wook. -
-8. P. WffircOmo, is amOined to his
howls by Maims. •
GMOROZ NOW, of West Le-
Roy, is seriously M.
—Hrs. A. J. Noah, of Troy, is visiting
friends in this place. •
—Hon. t, Otisnitan i went to Waahh*-
ingtou oWilaturday.
Leßoy _f
A. T. LnisT will teach the
Centre School this winter. •
--8. A. Wts.coa, of West Leßai, is
suffering from a felon on his hand.
.-Ostairrors Wan% we learn from the
Review, has nompted a position at' St.
Louis.
—Mrs. ()Aims, of Utica, N. Y., is the
guest of bar sister, Mrs. C. T. KIRBY, in
this place.
r. and Mrs. litnenvt, of ir-oets,
K 'were visiting friends in th vi
cinit' , last weeks
Baptist Church at New Albany
has seen' the services of Bev. B. Jonas
for the iog year. -
-WILL ma ROBINSON, .11 well-knows
colored resident of this place, itied of con
bumption ouSaturdsy last.
--Our former tnettunnan, Bon. C. F.
Mame, has been appointed &Justice of
the Peace for McPherson, Kansas.
•- . 1 . 11e Bev. C. T. IlmAmrsurt, of this
ptiee — , will preach at the Baptist Chanty
m Troy, this,.Wedneiday, evening. .
-3. W. Joinsott- has removed his fam
ily to Moravia" N. Y., where be is en
in the . , manufacture of AWN;
—Airrnia Buz,. ,_Eoa., of Athena, is
baying a haddsome divellirqg house lerect
ed in the northern part of that thriving
Bort:High.
, •
—Mr. Ciao. nation's has gone to Weed
sport, N. Y., to take charge of the coal
business of W. M. MALLORY - at that
ptace.—Jou rtud.
-.am G. N. Spam? a former pas.:
tor, has- given $25 maintaining tomird
services in the Baptist Church, In this
plice,, for the ensuing year.
—District-Attorne_,, elect, A. C. Fan
snot, represented Trojan lodge at the
meeting of the !Masonic Grind Lodge in
Philadelphia butt week. I',, '
—Dr.. W. 11. HoLcomn, of LeRoY, says
the Canton ;Sentinel, has been confined to
the home for a week, past by a severe ate
tack of rheumatism.
=C. A. PREEION, a former resident of
North Tornasht, but who has resided in
the West for several years, is visiting
friends in this vicinity.- . ,
—Emu* DARTS', formerly a Watch
maker in this plums, is now° living about a
mile from Pea Ridge, Ariameas, where
the battle Was fought,TroyGazette., ,-
• —Mr. R. A. Bonzes of the Towrinda.
Nail Worket,•was in tow n last week, at
tending theifuneratof hje brother, C. A.
BOSTLICY, Of this place... Milton Aleutian.
—lnvitations to that Wedding of W. H.
Hswes and Mies Cevneounell.. Brum,
hale been leaned. The ceremony Is to.
!take plactiint the Presbyterian Church,
f Wednesdat nezt;,Deosmber 15th.
' —H. H. lisca,Whe is in Lebanon;'Ct.,
receiving treatment in an institution
which makes a scialty ofdisesem of the
menial, whites tUt he is being benefitted
and is hopeful of Tenet—Renew. ~ ;
—The Ra iete aye that TIINOPIMANI`
RUMPBRITi formerly of this nountKnad
formauy yMars engaged is the oil business,
Is about to engage in beelines at Brad
ford. Mr.l H.'s ening:ea:id business tact
are only e
a taled tryhismillinchim inter,
rity and eviatilla honesty . We hops
he may it !with the - ablindant gammas
his real mirth merits. , The good ripple
of Bradford May well feel pro ud , to gala
such a citise . ,:r. l' - • ,- t' .'
--i The Wallem Mort Builetin sign: An
oil painlinCinlab of the windows of Dil
ute it Conrim's drug . store, represent
ing the heads of three 'horses, attracts a
great deal of attention, and =nil who
are connoisseurs in such .matters pro
nounce it an excellent work.. It la from
1 the easel of Min CARRIE PARSONS, Of
Troy, Pa., adaughter of E. B. PARSONS,.
Esq. She is at present taking Imetbtut in'
art studies in this city . _ - -:
—Says the Camptowe correspondent of
the Tnabannock Republican, turler date
of November 80th : "Mrs. IX. D. Crisr.
pea met with quite a serious accident on
Sunday evening last, on Mr way to
church. While creasing - the bridge. be
tween the main bridge and C. B. LAMBS
TT'S, which is A temporary came* ,and
is not filled in on one side, it being "very
dark, she walked off falling about five
feet, hurting her lotite seriously. , We
would recommend that such places be at
tended Lb before some on else gets hurt"-
-A large and fashionable• company as
sembled at the home of L. B. RODORRS,
Esq.,' on Chestnut et' ti- last evening, to'
witness the nuptials his eldest daugh-.
ter, Miss Annie, , Mr. Peas Sum%
Teller of the First Na tional Bank. The
house wee modestly but thatejully trimm
ed with flowers and everpeeps, producing ,
a charming affect in the brilliant light:
In a bay-windcrw., decorated for the coca-'
Mon, and with f t wO pure white doves boy-
Ming over the time, the bride and groom
stood, beneath a Miniature easel supped
ing a rehreeentation of a four-leaf clover, '
while Doctor Sinwarit pronounced the
simple but ii ' ke potent sentence* that trans-.
formed' " twain into one:" They
were a fine looking annides_ the bride ar
rayed, 10 a, dress of white idlk, and the
groom
in conventional full dress suit.'
The brkleie-maids were Miss MAE Atoms
and Mims HaLse Rotenme, sister 'of the
bride. The " batman " was Mr. Wirtz
'Seam. brother of.the•gromM The limbos
were BE BALISAASIRT TRIEusi,FRANN ,
Stir rn and- Wrt.i. Cmunutatni. After
the - ceremony, an elegant collation was .
served. - , The presents were nemeangs,
costly and mostly useful. The bridal
party depleted •on - No. 15 katnight for
Phibidelphis,_ and will be &Went anent
days.--.Herime,l(l., . • •
Ow Satan day night, November 35th,
the residence Of M:r.lanas istratayseT,
at Gillett'4, was entirely consumed by fire.
About two o'cloch—Mrs. -- S. swcke, and
seeing the.bouse cm fire summed , bei Sere
band, inditit4 only had salfietient time to
snitch thelrAwo children from' bed, and
save one bed, a sewing machine and a per
gal snit of doilies for each; .11 is sgpposed
that the fire caught .front 'ail* IS Ilie
.. •
WOW 0 i Na 11WM14 1
0
DOUISIMMI=WX:CM.
. , .
Ttokpablialan tit the Stiabik Maly
Gasear yam* to pahorthala taoBBl a
filoams Wig 01 1 4 OW Cflion.: ll ß
*la idasliel 'akar Attit pipes; lad
tall other Vow Piatitrolboals o r of aisieen
Plisit O **WAY 'elliPlin4 cam
desigood aspoolally, far aldithea. These
two'irskatio Who cad the Oaks Wok.
it Gas* this to met was* aowaispir
plated la the city alfEltoka, is wit past.
pad nor ma year far SIM. In clubs of
Ike fat slab Amok aid an sibs toff
psi to tho lams gatain ap the slab.
NMotoiN =cum rossi.sitmo
. =dist) To max
take die tolltNilog fiefs the Cantos
MUssi of last weekf "Mrat Intim
Noon; Isla Urea on !Troy ettrettbetlr the
Sint:ll4*d Slid .* last whiter, Ind as
wiri be resneeibered r sustained severe in
juries. she has since been an invalid and
cordhled to bet bed. Mr. Moons his Inuit.
nem that mills him away from home and
Mrs. Moo s Hitting tbb dal time is left
,*
tetb44lkaty of tab neigh
bors as may esdL On Thurgau, lest a
neighbor hid called sod before leaving
had put Wood into the stove,' in neooed
saee
with the retiodid of Mrs. Moons. In
*a short time a spark snapped *an the
sidte and tail on a basket of kindling
wood and light eta and mkt gm* intos
flame. Mrs. *Otis seretstned for help
but no one _heard. Finally by great ex
ertion sits gut to s chair mid drew herself
skrerlYsto the Stove. and Poured the water
In a tea kettle upon the flame. Overanne
by ber esofteenest and.exertiona she was
powirkos to regain her bed bat was
obliged to await the amistance of neigh
bore.who &Moat* sons dune
A CAUL
Some time last\witha young man
named... Leila Suer .06 to this place
aid was employed by the Pa. ft S. Y. B.
R.- Co. as a atone films. He engaged
board at *r. C.tionsmAt,lon State street,
where his strange actions excited some'
concern, and Doctor NAlet was summon
ed, Who pronounced the man
Doctor
ill with typhoid fever. The , Doctor "ra id
he had, been suffering from the disease fa
a week. ,The Stranger maid his Irate was
in Fakes Court House, Virginia, where
he, had a young wife I he had been
Innate in business and catne 'forth to
seek . employment. • At Binghamton, he
was robbed of all the money he had. He
was - attentively cared for by Dr, Pak"
but the fever bad taken Such :strong hold
of his . amstitution that it Welled' to yield
to 'treatment; the patient gro w worse,
and after lingertig ib a delerium for ten
days, died' Friday moring. Hilt only
thoughts during •his lucid intervals ap
peared to be about his absent wife. •Mr.
CAMPBELL worts her that her husband
was sick, and a few hours after his death
a letter from her came 'for him, but it
was too late to afford tbe i •eotniort, and
consolation and assure the beloved hus
band of her undying affection and wifely
love whieh the missive, cotushed in tender
words, exdained. It will be a source of
some oonsolatioa to the bereaved widow .
to know that although among strat4cers,
her husband was tenderly cared forduting
his Moose, and his remains deoecitli, in
terred in liiitaida , aaruatatit Saturday
afteraoon.—Daffy if**
Local, Ccwlesr)ew .
- games frldng, John Mather and IP: R.
We'd returned from Bernice, where they
were hunting, last Saturday, bringing
two tine deer with them ; of ocausethey
were all Well pleased with their tames&
Rev; Geo. V. Hare, G. W. V. T. of
Pennsylvania, will deliver a Medan at the
M. B. Char* rriday evening near, sub:
'Joni, 4 01 u Ordernnd its Benefits."
Mho Ville Meraereau has gone to Sayre,
having takm the solioorat that.plaoe for
another term. 1
Mr. E. F. Maraatean was linable to go
,
to his work yesterday, being afflicted
with so ulcerated tooth' coinbinek. with
new?litia•
James Mather and James G. Howie
were out on a collecting tour yesterday;
no.doubt a large amount of the "ready
come down" waa ;waived on their differ
ent ta.l lists. .
It appesrs as though therertwe some
kind of attraction at our sistet7illage=-
301iiii—Omi•time being DO msnror. our
young,people who attend chur.h at that
place on tltindaya. We defer saying more
on this Object for fear we may injure the
feelings of some. .
Mr. John Hutchinson was taken' to the
"lock up" at Towanda, one: dAy bust
week. He is ocMisidered insane, and thee.
means were taken, to get hiM into an
Asylum. He fell from the sicamd story
corridor Of , the jail to the floor beneath
while there, injuring his ankle consider
ably. lie was brought hems', again Satur
day last, and is now confined to the house
from the effect ofhis injuries.
Yours, Truly,
" DE -Sono."
Maier, ta., - Deoember 7tb, 'lBBO.
BUSINESS LOCAL.
.tom' HYDRAULIC CRADINT..7.IDat mato
af—aaotbor eat load of XX Star Cement.
=I
tom' scnoa Boo3fs and Kg t
BUPPLIIItB ot„.411 Made, at theft:sweet OTICOI, si
Wllll`oollllll4lo' 011 Stan. decam4.
CASH PAID FOR PRODUCE , at
04.31. = Dacia, I lirovairrs.
- tar COINER his the best wearing Shoes
Tor Wen,"lleire and Tannin*. wear ark, offered la
Towanda, and at prices within the teach of all.
dr A very largo asso r tment of Bqoks
suitable for lifts all , the Poets in fires Itindinp
and cheap editions; a very choice line of Illustrated
Jarman's. and all the late publleetions of the sea
m, it, °WHITCOMB'S Rook Store: dee.9oe4.
ne!otock of JEWELRY
at the 110• Cent Store. Oct. fs,lllo.
• ' "
gdods ire 'NEW ajsd of the
Bur QUALITT.• Motu VOraire.
tirlilease kook' at the BEAUTIFUL
STATUARY, STAroszfty, %CRAY BOOIIII.;
CHRISTMAS cABDa arc., at WHITCOMB'S
Book Store.
Er GLOVES and Ml'TTENS—lowest
prices—et, UM N•Cent Store. Ott ZS, 10.
1;1" Job lot of Ladies Pants, 1 1 5 cents;
*crib 40, it the ef.Cetit eters. Oet. 2t, ;ie.
TsirThe LARGEST and most BlLit-
YOWL Aet cif HOLIDAY GOOthlrevir
to ?airmails. Podtive bargains at WHITCOXBII
Rook doom. • dec.114,4.
tar For a good, durable =ducat-81441g
SHOE. call at 1. a. SLIM 'S, opposite aselers
Mai
w . MERINO UNDERWEAR, at tbe
ea.cia k t were. ' Oct. 2ssb,ls*. °
Ur Pjovisious of all maw or the beat
. triant7.l l s THILM &VOMIT'S.
tarNew.Bookijost out=lits. Holmes,
Nay *pat Tasg lt. P. am etsso-sis Oa
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tar ciateei Littie Liver Title am - free
Melee woes lad WWII* miner. Cafteiata .
rionds• may: $,7 mei; Ter, sag to late ;
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'by ofir New JAI: TEA. Best in
tar moos TIAI3 OM COMM a
•Piellatri* Dicain*voeriners.
tiresioimu.—No4sergr bola aid
-989 if the Um Se a row Warr sall craw/
p#999994 la OM Is Moen& rip steellsed
apse et Uwe Swaim M lump illma
*toe biddy, WO way penal snacks of
elboters. Dec 9, 1110901.
'',..IIIIr.PRIONS WAY DOWN on Grits'
1011 Cause Wits st 1111,1111 1 1. emits ess.
isre Hojat.
1 - tar Harsemen-,Asiqoar atorehoot for
Mom% Aosta aid Oil Idliftest, aad
"setts Mows bi W asible t to re Is aims et Neel.
heel, Bait siiii . Chespist
t of nom tor loserratteser W alaftelor
flea: Is Mid Om, ammo.
iieA rtiorer., Trogi oiltrodro Mod. WM
Beette'slisedrake Bitters set
ern the lllerneeett, Lim mei •nr+te, mom eh
elerethets, PIM talialoodond *MVOs gum
li c alut - dielms • I -
Ir It Is impoislble for woman alter
PS. faithful COMO et treatment id* LIVIA E.
Pluoison's VILGIVTABLI C011114)UND to
coothres to fifer, with a weakness at the stores.
*mime • stamp to VI% Ltvii >G Irlotitair. Ztt
laymen* Mono% Liao., Kam. tor peotphhots.
kid bit Dr. Dr C. rosins, Drip*, Tevaele,
Ma. • Alt/3111.
tor Perfectly safe iii all cues. For
Massimo of the Tbrost, Limp. C
Cow&
an sideetost Colds,
to sta.
msdr Downs' war l a ists l = l
d ..
or L. B. Roooias alisies wave.
Mks for gialtly of goods sod Iril priests ea Rasa,
;Nom 811sds sad Iloldlai,s, &114 al „gollcUag le*
aortal. - (aagll4l3.
The 911.CIGHT STONE is Head
quarters for everjlithie te 111 Me et LAMPS sad
,LAIRP 111001115. 111111.
Imo' TETE-A -T E BEM,' WINE
MIS, LIQUOR RRTri—at, ts. Cent Store.
ter num civzi MlLL,—This is 'so
enellent rottaide Oat eosaineadi Melt
st sight. Wanton hiving apples {dad to waste.
will do well to [tee the Cider itin atrial. It grist*,
easily sad rspitily=eruskieg time trait imitate!. of
grating.' Capweity, flve.tarrele pet day. Tor rale
thaw. Z. 11. Wsumi.
Towanda. ri. , Sept. 7.
lift. SEWING MACHINE NEADLEPA,
and atiaetimeata at the *Coat Steve. • -
Lam' ATER'S CHERRY Ptoman—the
world's great remedy for. Colds, Coughs. Caesium
dm. and ill stiostions of the Lungs and Timid.
nr . ." I base used De. blinenoos' Livei
Regulator myself and in my talelly to years. and
pronounce It one of the most satisfactory medicines
that Can be used. Nothing would Warm me to be
without It, and 1 recommend all my Melly if
they Rant to secure health. to always keep on
hand. IL L. MOTT. Columbus. Ga."
- base suffeted from si ktdnej di*
malty for the past- tell palm seememakied with
nerrons spume. IPhydelan gave me but tempo.
rary relief. but after using three sad oarbalf bet
ties of Warners bare ittdaey and Liver Cue. my
aervoasypsems were eattrvie reamed. My age is
77 years. I recommend this great remedy la all
suffering hem servous troubles.
Irostea s k.ro., MU. MAIM EEEBE. _
• Dee.lF 4 Mamt• -
•
Cam' 1 ban: no moredaft, of the bow
Seta effects of Wafoses Safe Edney and Liter
Cureihan 1 bays that the Genesee river empties
tato Lake Ontado.—lev. I. E. Rankle.. D. D..,
Waiddopton, D.C.- . Dec. 14.1104.2.
RenIELL-301110N.—At the residesee of B.
Browns. Ea ..Orwell, Ts., by Be►. Bossard Coe ,
oeU, - George " Russell_ aeoll Ulu Ills M.- %or
. tou, both of Omit. Pb. - ' •
1111WrON-:-KENNEDIe.=in Bmlthbeld. Demme.
• ber tat; at the house of Wm. H. auk •
• Phelps, by the Bet•. C. -C. Cons, Mr. an a l.
Huston, of Barungtou, and Min Sarah M. fen
nedy. of Iftster. _
NOBTIIIIIIP-.CNANE.-111 - thei X. Z. Parson-
We. BuhlISM bormilik - , - December 'l. IRO b 7
Bev. Paul Smith, Mr. Jew 'NOrthmy sad Albs
Ellen J. Crane. both of Nratfford thanty, Pa.
VAIIETROMAS.—In Troy, ra., November 11th.
by Bev. B. r.f sewen, • Milton A. Cass sad Mlas
Eugenia B. Thomas. bock of Troy.
COVELL—DILLANZ.—In Tray at the ThiMst
parsonage. by Rev. J. Barton French. Platt
Covell, and Miss Angle L. DUdine, botb
bury.
iiripLiAms—Lzosittio.—Al tbs, residence of
Albin Blame. November SO, by the "Ler. 8. P.
Gaseijgr. Wallace Williams end Miss Prances
Loogi a Al. both of East Cantina.
CRANDLE—WKWELL.—At Canton, by Bev.
,„ B. Halaydeli, Nerlalber 20h. Mr. James A.
of Alto. intillse Rae D. Rockwell; of
Canton.
TABOR —FIELLARD.—At (48Ter• Novembar 24,
by Rev: B. H. Hayden. le. TEEM= • H. ?SIMI
of Alba, and Mite Leita Z. Sellatd;,of
DARLING—HICHOLB.—At the reditnell_ _et his
sister. Mrs. Summers, Owego, N. 2, Oar
14, 19110, by the Bev. T. P. Moore. Mr. Me
Darling. of Warren, Pa.. to Miss Alvin
of Windham, Pa. 1 .
BZEBE-110ETO1Qeelji Towanda, Sib Inst. at
the residence of the bride's mother, by the ILisv. -
John 8 . Beers, Bettor of Christ Church. Mr:
Joseph B. Beebe, of Mantiose. to Miss Belle A,
daughter of the late Ma j. John Horton sad Mrs.
Amanda Horton. •,! '
TOSBURG.--la Smith' Civet. November 24th, of
paralysis, Mrs. Betsy radium aged 74 years.
TURNER.—In Troy, Nanitober tttb.of *hoopla,
cough. $ ma of Mr. sad - Mrs. J. W. Turtair.
aged 9 months.
LION ARD.—In Putt November libtb. of
effects of market' fever. WIWs Leonard, sot of
Marvin LeonsinVdeetarkk.d, seed ram
GALBRATrit.—Isk 1111111tunrpoet, November 2eib;
-of dlphtfierie croup, grace Miens. danghter.of
J. d Sarah J. Gafbralth. after an illness of
one west, aged 4 years, I MEWL
BARNES.-15 Werth Masada. Desearber 4th, or .
diphtheria, Wary, daughter of Wlllam and garish
Barnes, aged 11 years.
. .. .
T
OWANTIA MARKETS. .. •
IMPORTED lIT 5T12171013 Ili LONG,
esnessidealers In Groceries - NM Predate, corset
- . , Kahl and Pita Ilmets. 1
• WEDNICIIDAT EVENING, DEC. 1., IMO.
PATIPO.. SILLIita
f lone per totil - - , , .050 • IGO
Flour per sack sl 40 • 1 s
Corn Meal per 1110... ~ ; ' ''• t: 4 0
Chop Feed - . I •
Wheat, , per MIA— :IR00• I 10 . 0. -..
Rye
C '
71 • ' OO 8 4 40 ' - • . ,
! 0
Oats..,'..- . SIN al 40
Buckwheat -, • 10 0 , - 0
Buckwheat flour..:. 01 40 0 kJ*
Clover seed • 1 0 4 0 400
Timothy. western... • es
Reans,S2 Ms. el WS 125 51 20
Pork. mess * bbl. INS 00 0 20 ile
Lard IMO ; 10 0 12
Butter, tubs • s. ' EP 0 24--- -•_ 411 .
IS
Rolls ' 20 II . 2111- 2l
Eggs. fresh 2 1 • - 1 ' ' ,
Cheese ' • . 14 IS
• potatoes. per bush.. " • 10 +;. •
Beeswar - 20 0 23 r •
CORIniCTID NT ORO. .11A*1011' • •
Rides - -.
. ' 0.3‘ • UM
Veal ,skins SI 4O •if
I
Deacon Silas., • •
Sheep Pelts ' 5. 50 ISO
coassciaa lit a. DiVIDoW - ts 510.
Hides tirla
Veal2lklns ' .., %I ILI 211
Deacon Skim ' 0 i - 'a .
Sheep Pelts " STSO4 I IS
R. X. Wit.r.es
THE Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Towanda; Bridge Company for
theparpoae of electing II President, Treasurer and
six Managers, to serve the ensuing year. will be
held at the °thee of the Treasurer in Towanda. oh
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY alb, t64r, between
the boars of • L and a r. u.
N. N. NE.IIII, Secretary
owanda. Decembers.
ELBERT H. WHITE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT._
•
AO driblet' Is ill Mods ot• Country Produce,
Calm, 416e0p, lambs, Poultry, Ake.
BULL'S MUD, tdee.37lllll 311111,4.11 X.
SHORT -HORN CATTLE
AND BERKSHIRE PIM
We bee s few elides Bulls sod Heliers Wideb
we
rltehl elm at, very reaeoesble pekes. Also JPeMbled
Berel.
e.
• Widulag, re" War. leek ;
dee.s4,l
AGENTS! . AGENTS I ADMITS
JOS.T.A AI SIT'S v VI:FE
HAS 14 Erne :
The best I Male* ollell. NEW BOOK.
"Id -
My Wayward Pardnar," •
Or, TAs Gemini Of &flosentAn't Trisii and
4lnferings seitA Aer Atioband Josiah, fre.
This will be leading Seek Wilke Seem to sr%
ADZ NTB WANTZD re *my Tows. Doan tree
It. bat read ter elreelars at ewe sod reeare Tait.
tory. Addnu
Buss 4.00, -Rein" T. J. .
NM 270
VOTICK--Notice is hereby given
IN ass ea spipUssit- win lo sks‘s So Use Om.
end Assasibly of tits VousshoovesUly et U. most
sesslosi, for tisomow of a spodal SiwpollUltior
the rosatog skis:o Is Use storssito or Toni osa
counr, of Wadttiril or for (*UN nabs; sheep
pad solo. VRIAU TIMM
ANA ISSlelisveisiesr ?Imp
7 .- . Viten • Tom r.
Nev. rte.
MARRIBD.
DIED.
ibmtiseatests.
*le abausawatf!
XICOBPORATION bLIOTION.
-11sownlNwlt.1slit tltSlow MONA _
Isionoso. Omposy. irlA be MI at ISsr .
esurollallbsiismatkomossit TINITIODATM
JAIIMAISTAMIS. silsridoelm. ar.. SWIM
of etitilliscamisms Dlsessess. a ?sow •
ins isat asinksa. Mt -per saint
kuplisSme as maybe ws= i - -
D.
• B. 1 . Ms* Ilifiesasarb
`Da.*
AtoDMINISTRATORS NOTION.
Lottars et alstailiOntko looks Wm
go osionlooolh ups Os mob Et
J. M
kis , ed, kits o ghee tiot r W
porker lais
yolodair isinraft Oressolt to ,
soa limb t4s4
tile on estate me rkporetorn to mkt komolloto
porrest. mml all poroos'lasts
ads=
Ode mak wont_ pottoO Oto moo Ike
rasa to Do orGres kr ukikoort.__ 4
;JUMPS( EL MAW.
1‘ Adalollitemorr.
tairrortikr Dre.
mpuma° BALE OP SHORT
ROSS CATTML—Tho wk allot wet met
MM. ea SATURDAY. 1111C111M11111. IN%
lit $1 oßtedi. A. a.; so is. Twl /slit enuods. '
SO Mod ot
tliolill mo otioieMpbot Roam mid Cow d from
Ommm of ass I f Mom It him 4184
mentAm 14 Bottom te hos 14 toli tetbr. 1 SIM
Coll mmittamod 4 fitot7 dmicallpbool Omi to
• mom silim mot poittlop mo the get
of 4 ,04111. Oratt.^ toblettol at Tamed Polr to
tote Tot cam ato Do got al s.w ot »loyallOt.“
Orld by the I.R. Rim. Zies Conolt, of Ithseti. N.
mitts OM Moo Ms kW WM tool by Moo.
IMF Mom limo brad Wee SS mom Dom ON
my dodo* CIO Moho mot
go Dig Mobt—tho
414 m of “ Rom Cittot loolottglees 11 De. II mtlk
pot diß:llst mord Moo to oltommOoo mom
Maw No abs milt DM R&M MOW pm ow
wok la
Totavisa. Thom otiM too mot a mil 114 MO Us
•
my nom of Ms bold._ . •
A Credit, . WOOS - Win so ghat es •
Mops Pik Worm' ; /'s o. CADDY Mit
cm&. '
Ittemllli. TompOlas Ca. N. Y.
Dee.%
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.T—Iii the
mann of th000Mal• of 'Allay/ HUI.
k la the
ot Coons= Phu of arollood Coompi.
both* Is busby atm opplkolka basin
Woo orillo to lOW Coons. the MO arta Swot
Orr, A.D. 18104 try Piano H. Coillag. ardenoo toe
the lomat of esothors oil IM 00, of we ow
eiudgeor, is order that be. nay envy eat time *give.
seat be Me sleds slth'ide seedite be rs. led ales ilia*
be. tbe nes ff. Cedilla& discharged as
assignee el aid estais, the NM Caart ordered sad
dbeeted. Net ectice Ea ghee et die same to ea
get=laterested by Mattis" la tie 3111.11DTOSD
itaa and Argue far the war ow
. time, seeks, attet which mid aseigese will ark
that the rues be greawd. sable soar be abets
why tbe same Masa sot be dose.
• tiAllibb U. CODDING Assigsee.
Tossed; Die. 3, 111114.1.:
POWELL & CO.
Are , opening this week a : large
stock of
EW GOODS!
Especially adapted to
They'have taken advantage of the
markets at this season, and
have closed out linestof
Goods which, will be offered at
gieat bargains and much / tie
--
• • ' low former prices.
/ .
Polkalar Atingle"!
Is askedto their V
NEW STOCK
DriaB 1 OodB
fo,their New stock of
CLOAKS--
SHAWLS
• . AND , FURS
111
AND TO THEIR
NOTION STOCK
Which is fully stociced with• all
the Novelties for the
Holiday Trade.
Towanda, Deo. 9, 1886.
AnDMINISTRATORS SALE.—`
. fly virtu it ao order hued out at' the Or.
Court of Bradford County., Peen shams.
the undersigned. administrator efts setateof D._
P. Boss. late of the township of Ailster. dummied.
US expose to public, sale., di the purism, on
FRIDAY. D EMBER 2fflMo,at 2 o'clock r.
followlm deseribeCpeoperq. to wit : All
side or Waste' busd; shuns Is the township
of 'filster. Coon lit Bradford soil State of Penn
ant Mouthed as follows. to wit :
=log at the soetbeut !Orbit of Jusph
iliebree‘ *MU. naalaiKaorth 4he. east by math
lot . Ile rods : throat stela Ujl e. seat by lands of
Madison Bose Mardis ; themes south lie Vest by
wee lead 41) ;MU; inure south Mho. weds;rl=
147 640 reds:Down south
She.
wish 7
me same rouse by load f
lust by hold WilUms,Ohestud U
rods ; Ohms 'meth SIM* o .
ot Jerod
Anoltand others CM $lO Nods to the piece of be
ploaing; mutants' WS aeres et land. nowe er lee,
Being the some hot morels' by Guru Y. Ross
and idle to Daniel B. Woe. dated Barth 10 ,1070.
rieerded ha Bradford County Deed Bask 137.
" IL% OlfSALß—Meli as the property befog
strut denim sad the babousee anal ontlnsatits.
0. H. VABlrfilt, Admialstridor.
Ulster, Pa., Dee. 2, telatta.
WILIAM 1111 . 4411111C1 SKIM
Or TIIIC U. e., TOME 61ITY.
PERFECT SECURITY.
morrs - • 37,361,1141
strierLus 7,515,407
"Al polities zzrcormssrAsza oAer throe
1ear171141,01111 1 110 paid
• . *vs Ila 197 1 / 4 •
NOT A cLAni CONTINTICD.
latatasee to the. ItQIIITIOILZ es the
TONTINE SAVINGS MID PLAN*
Cadsitia advaaltiges it
ORDINARY LIVE WITH ENDOW-
mu ASIBUIRARM
See= l st ! I = 11~immit. NN 'settles
to me
• • -
- . .
For tall jpisiticalers of TOSTIIIII:asal an °Um
two" a/ pansy Imo' by this /oral s arty to ~
- JOH Pt D. STAT=t. it
AcYlna Manama Mask. Twa ay
1... C Cm. tillNoi mapr. lab. nraolhray, I. T. -
• Damillsb. . • -
TAHS NOTICIL—Thati have ap.
paidl to Um Illoastable Jeep at ths Cow of
Pleas of Stellfefit Canty, ate pto teneat
of the IWohwt how of the Cootassewsattl of
Peessolvaida.: sod the seta tout las epoototad
Dee. a, ISIS, to Mar am awl tay catalogs, at Ow
Coed Boom. to Tweets Inetteck - vim dog
!ban you pay stand If fee ttatkplum
10f1fAIP
trreilOPt WS, ill Mt,
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