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Toliranda, Pa. an. 27, -1881.
ENTZREDIN. I TITZ POSTOFFICZ AT TOWANDA.
NAIL NUTTER OF TUE BZOOND CLANS.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
The expiration of subscription if print
ed on thO colored label. By noticing thl
date every sUbserilier can tett Alton Ma
paper tea/ be stopped 'unless the inbccrip
tionic.renewent.
E.A.AF,F. FOR SALE.-1 new safe , of the
makOf Bosler, Bahman it Co., of Qs
cinnati, 1,500 pounds weight, warranted
tirst-clasa, will be sold very cheap. Ap
ply at this office. ' -
TUE sleighing is still excellent.
Two weeks from Monday next will, bo
St. Valentine's Day. ,
Ihmonirm parties have been numerous
toreabouts for some time past.
TuE*averly Review- is., soon to be
irintettm a Campbell CylindePreaa..
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•
WAR of Words isbeingiraged in Ath
ens as to who shall be School Directors.
INTinEs.t. is beginning to be Amin in
regaid to the approaChing municipal elec
tions: •
FROM present indications we should
judge that the "January thaw " - has been
postponcid.
A obituary notice of the late Mrs
TuoitAs McKEE, of Ridgbury, is printed
en fourth page. =
,TILE - Library of the M. E. Sunday
School, at Athensas recently been sup
plied with new books.
IT is said thatAninee pie was,discovered
1596. Sausage and boarding house
hash auto-date the flood..
Qum a number of tans throughout
the State hare determined to elect female
school directors this Spring.
THERE are a number of cases otscarlet
fever in Canton Borough. In one or two
cases thg disease has assumed a malignant
type. \
THE children of the -Athens Graded
School were treated to a sleigh ride, on
Thursday afternoon, by the Directors of
the school.
WE were •in orrotlast week in staling
that thci County Commissioners had lev
ird a five-mill Poor Tax: We should have
said three mills.
Tiek friends of Roy. G. A. RAYMOND
will make Lim a donation at the Grange
Hall, Litchfield, on Tuesday evening; the
first of February.
TnE net proceeds of the donation given
t'te Rev. J. R. ANGEL, at
• Camptown, on
the I2h instant, amounted to the; hand
s9me aum of .$100.• , .
THE Republicans of Owego fired one
hundred guns in honor of . the election of
IJon. T. C. PLATT, of that village, as
United States Senator., .
At.i. of the stock in the National Bank,
to be opened at Canton, has been sub
scribed, and the papers for the organiza
tio s n of the Bank are being ciecuted.
Funs are entertained along all the ri
versiand creeks of disasters that may en
sue from a freshet and ice gorge. There
is more ice in the streams this year t than
for many 'years.
SWARM tS: Gout:tux opened a Grocery
and Provision Store, on Saturday . last, in
the store lately occupied by Owns Broth-
Crs, corner Maitland Bridge street:. See
advertisement.
Jr is quite proper fcor,cvery ono to re
mark. that this cold weather is hard on
t)e Poor. Some men. might possibly be
1 tboring under the idea that the poor had
a soft thing of it. •
Of the Messiah (17nivertalist),
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Pastor. At 101
M., subject, "The Casualities of a
Wecic, and their Lessons.? At 7 r. M.,
" Many Called, but tow Chosen."
Till.: meeting at.the M. E. Church will
continued every evening this week.
TO meetings at the Baptist Church will
cout.inue• each veiling; except Monday
Satuiday, u till further-notice. •
Tire
Athens school children excursion
ed on runners to Waverly last Thursday,
sap; the Waverly .Beriecr, with various
two hOrie teams flagged up to the cars.
They presented quitC a gala appearance.
, 3in. llounnTox, lecturer of the Grand
Division of thie Sous of Temperance of
this State, is holding a series of meetings
at Mercur Hall, this place. The me:,t
nip began on Sunday afternoon last, and
will bo continued each evening this week.
Admission free:
Oun exchanges have a large number of
reports of accidents while coasting, some
of which have proved fatal. 'These disas
ters have been unusually frequent during
the . week just passed. Parents should
keep an eye-.on their children an pot per
mit them to coast on hill&tilat are more
than usually dangerous.
Mn. W. 0. WOOSTER, of.-South Hill,
shys the Leßaysville Adiertise - iof
Thurs
day,last, met with a serious accident, on
Weilnesday.last by cutting his ankle with
an axe. The cut is severe, _ aid he will
Probably be laid up for some Fears
a: c entertained.tbat if the limb is saved,
the ankle will be a stiff one.
DoxiivioN.—The fourth annual dona
tion for the benefit of P. S. EVERETT,
pastor of the Ridgbury 4 Baptist Church,
will be held at the — residence. of C. C.-
.Titom.ts, near Pennyville, on Friday af
tenmonTand evening, January 28, 1881.
All
- arc invited to attend.
By Order ofrCorn.
* AN empty train of B a rclay coal cars
broke iu twain while comlog around the
curve at the west end of the Athens
brige, on Sunday evening, causing a
number t r the cars to jtimp the track. and
plunge down the embankmerie. No per
, sou was hurt; but several of the cars were
I badly demoralized. •
AT a meeting of the . Board of Directors
of the Citizens' National Bank, the fol
lowing named gentlemen were elected of
ficers of tho bank for the present year :
President--E T. Fox,
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Vice President—B. M. PECK.
Cashier—GEOßGE W. liceit:
WE notice some Democratic local news
l'alwrs now preserve a cowar dly silence
on the recent developments in - regard tp
the fin ged Chinese letter. Yet just before
election this piece of dastardly forgery
:Ina' lying rascality received an unqualified
indorsement from these very same papers.
Our neighbor of the Argue is not guiltless
in..this respect.
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Nil
aa.attmpt smarnalk INA veldt to.it*
duct the young Elan-rapes ;vsbona
beastly outrage vat eceinaitted In audit ! ,
reotatly t but di& not prove ow
oessftd. .13heritrprAir was soadcdot tha
attempt by telegraph, and at once started .
In pursuit. Ile overhauled the girt and
her abductor at Wellsburg, Oind
the girl back to SailthAeld., •
MISS Lt* tiAtt Quo, the gifted ring
elocktionist, gave readings at the Church
of the Mesidah on Saturday shallow ind
evening last. There are few better read
ers anywhere, than kiss Came, . its all'
who listened to her on the amasiona men
tioned will bear witness. We predict for
her a brilliant future, and trust she may
again visit our place at no distant day.
A sum Musical Society wis organised'
in this place last week. It Is lolled thsl
St. Cecelia 3toeserchor. Its officers ars!
ss follows :
PritidOrit---ED. MOVILIXIBMICIX.
Vied Pre s sklent—D. PETTINATO. •
Seetxtarsi—J. MILADY.
Trktisurer-3. O. Pnuss.
ifukfeci(Director—Prof. S. N. COM'.
WE knew it would come—the report
that the peach buds have been nipped by
the frost. We _supect,that this report
hu been put in circulation by some
orchardist irho has xfew hundred bushels
of dried fruit for sale, although we haven't
seen a, tree this winter that contained i
single bud, so they mnsthave dropped off.
This is a sign that next fall's crop will be
a large one. "
NOTICES for the•holding of Borough
election, on the Third Tuesday of Yoko
ary, haiie been posted up by High Con
stable MOrterrr. The officers to be elect
ed are : Three members of the Borough
Council; two School Directors, one, Con
stable, one High Constable, one Auditor,
one Assessor for each Ward, and one
,Tudgciiind two Inspectori of - Eliction for
each Ward, and a _Justice of the Peace.
WnAi IT ItzAux.—The meaning of the
that, occurs in nearly all legal docu
ments and advertising is not generally
known. Many have inquired the use of
the cabalistic device, until the questions
having got. into the newspapers, a corre
spondent of the Bt. Louis Globe-democrat,
after much research has decided that, the
symbol is derived from the Latin phase
suos salutana-4i. e. , greeting or address
lug' its own, those within ita jurisdiction:
Ma. Lixonu WELLEs, of Wyaltising,
is something of a taxidermist, and iwpre
paring the head of a buck the other.' day
was a litpe snpriscd to find lodged at the
base of the brain, beneath the skin a bul
let Which had evidently been there some
time. The ball had struck the nose just
above the nostril and reached its lodging
place without fatal result, it was split
by contact frith (he bone and when taken
out was in two' ieces.—.Reviete.
• Tan inconvenience caused by the gen
eral interruption of the telegraphic service
occasioned by the recent storm calls to
mind the distance we have travelled ie
the way of scientific development iitbie
the memory of a generation. Thirty years
ago people waited as many weeks for
news as now they do day's, and tbought
nothing of it, but at present the delay of
a few hours in the transmission of mes
sages is a great inconvenience.
TIECIE who exhibit surprise at the large
amounts_ of money paid to witness the
performances of the French actress, SARA
limumantrr, Seem to forget how very
large a proportion of this amazing success
was created by well-directed, judiebins,
ingenious and universal newspaper adver
tising. The lesson it conveys to every
business . man is to do-likewise. We have
only to addlhat the REroutzh is the best
advertising medium in Bradford County..
Tnn following named gentlemen hare
been installed by Past C9mmander W. S.
SELDEN, of Ingham Post, as• officers of
Gustin Post, G. A. R., of Troy.: P. C.,
Rev. J. B. FRENCH ; S. Y. C., WILLIAM
R. Sims ;J. C., J. W. GOULD ; Adju
tant, G. 11. MASON; Q. At., WILLIAM E.
CurLsox ; Q. M. 8., • J. A. 'BALL ; Sur
geon, I. N. Macon ; Chaplain, E. E.
WARPIELD ; 0. D., A. L. COOPER ; Oi G.
J. P. SUCESE ;'B. M., SIMON GREEN. "Poilt
meete every second and fourth 'Thursdny
evedings of each month.
THE terrible Weather which we have
had since the present winter opened has
bad the effect of putting the nose of the
oldest inhabitant completely out Of joint.
It is useless for him to say that he re
members storms and streets to which
those of cont emporary interest are not a
circumstance.. The statement may be
true, but no one is going to belieVe it, for
the possibility that weather could :be
worse than we are having' , is more than
the human imagination is able to conceive.
AT a regular meeting of Castle, Ivy,
No. S 5, of the Knights of the Golden
Rule, Troy, the following officers were
elected : Past Commander, D. Comm* ;
Commander; E. E. WARrIELD ; Vice
Commander, S. A. SirEnmAN ; Secretary
and Financial Secretary, D. Comrrom ;
Treasurer, T. F.' 31cCor.r.om ; Master-at-
Arms, P. FULLER ; Herald, JAMII TER
wt. ; Prelate, Dr. A. K. ,Arizi.t. ; Senti
nel, J. Z. KIND ; Wardell, * EDWARD,. JEN
2tiER:
IRA LENT, of Sheshekain, convicted at
September term of our County 'Courts of
perjury, and sentenced by Judge MOR
ROW to undergo an imprisonment in the
Eastern Penitentiary •of one year and
eight months, andpay a fine of one hun
dred dollars, was pardoned by the Gover •
-
nor last week, un the recommendation of
the Board of Pardons. O. D. KINNEY
Esq., was Liu's attorney, ana to his sin:
tiring efforts the young man may ascribe
his liberation from prison. We believe
the pardon meets with the approval of
Who are familiar with the hbstory of the
THE Warren Baptist Church it:now
free from debt—the last dollar was-paid
by the pastor, Rev. H. J. iftmaitb, a
few weeks since. He* asked the people
connected with the church and society,
(giving himself) to lift the burden, and
it was cheerfully done. Thus the house
stands to-day a " offering" and
its spire points to Him who that little
band faithfully strives to serve., Not sat
baled 'with well-ifoing, they are now pre
paring to erect a parsonage the coming
summer, that-they may be able to secure
the services of their, faithful and able pas
torthe whole time. A generous people
and earnest workers always achieve won
derful success.--Lasystille ifilvertissr.
Anton every one who has had occasion
during the , put week to be on the streets,
took a tumble to the (act that the walk
ing was exceedingly slippery and precari
ous. Indeed, many persorus were thor
oughly` convinced by the • celerity with
which they tried to pick up the sidewalk.
There were smite. very vigorous falls, and
more Than one person who has a pnr in
church ejaculated . " Demmit," in a very
audible tone on Sunday night last. The
female portion of& humanity seemed to,
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bun _into .;o 1 ' their
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went dOWD
*aria for intaei*lio Inivianowq, and
OCRVlsaforitiaal
nonahib MtistiAkti whesi 'IOWA* 411 0 *
In OS vielPitl found Attlest bow it was
bbnielf. great Is tbi - , n
pleainetbat
most persons forget th eir nwn 'braises
when some one else espaiences sere*
severe, bumps. - There never was press*
ed iu Towanda a otter tiosiertnnity than
, during the pest week to witness a vivid,
realistic demonstration of the fall-of mail
—and woman, too, for that matter.
D. IL Plums & Co.'s dower and veget
able seeds, of Detroit, Michigan, are not
excelled by those of ,any others_ in the
same line of business. Theii Semi Anna
al is a most, beautiful,exhibition of every
flower and vegetable raised in either gar
den or field. Any person &drone of se
'Curing flower or vegetable seeds from this
arm, should make out their order and
send the cash by post-office order. draft
or postage stain* addremed to M. Fan
ftv & Co., Detroit, Michigan. Fee *dyer
tamest in another column. t
16111) of vrarnintmay now be spoken,
wr tten and printed for the benefit 'of
thus. living along rimaand Creeks, sin
view of the enormous aaramulatirm of ice
on all such streams, and . : the , immense
quantities of anew Vibiet cnver their,
banks and the, shore beyond. Therelaii:
world of danger in this condition, if theye
should come a ondden break:up, the p‘•
:ability of which is imminent this rat
ion. It behooves die owners.oti property
to be on their guard ; to strengthen their
,
dams where it can be .done ; to ilenre
Wage propertyrby removal, And arrnege•
for the ice go:rgCs where . they are -,i#ost
-likely to occuri All these ariangenients
will be looked after by prudent people,
and we therefoire add a word of :warning,
not to delay them long.
Dn. J. C. Aura & Co., of Lowo Mass,
have favored ns with a 7 .completikdition
of their almanac fortlBBl, neatly bound in
one I volume. Turning to its contents we
findl ()undies prepared to discubs ithe
weather witiieour afternoon• eaters in
English, German,.. Dutch, NorWegian,
Swedish, French,- Spanish,. ..Portuguese,
and Bohemian. We have aa_yet only
perused the English version, and to it we
are pleased 'to give our unqualified en
dorsement. Though Aviles alinanae has
long been recognized as a standard dnier
icaa work, yet it makes its advent each
your with all the vigor and freshnebs of a
first dppearanco, and is received with a
hearty welcome by millions, from the riit
ini to the sitting nun. We commend it
to our readers as a work replete with in
strnctive and valuable information.
IN company with Commissioner RAN
sou- and County 'Auditor VirELL Els, we
paid a brief visit to the Poor "House on
Thursday last. Workmen ire still busy
finishing up the interior of the building.
preparatory to rite opening, aboutthe first
of April. Those who hey° never visited
the building can form no correct idea of
its magniiude, nor of its nearly 'Perfect
adaptability };o the uses for which it is
intended, We doubt very much if there
is another.building in :he State used for
liktpurposes that is better planned or
better built. Every article used, in its
construction ha's been of the beet quality,
and althoughthe building has few archi
tectural beauties, lit presents a I strong,
substantial appearance--as-thongh its de
signer bad calculated it more for service
than display. The wainscotting, window,
door, and stair casings, are now being put.
up, and are of hard iwood and- to be oil
finished. The walls are high, and in the
rain balls and Superptendent's . Depart
ment, bard-finished( The ,ventilation of
the whole building, we should judge, to
be very - perfect, while { the supply of pure
fresh water" is unlimited: There is a vast
amount of work yet to be done before the
building is completed, but when "it is com
pleted Bradford County will own a home
wherein her poor, and needy will be cared
for, of which she may be justly proud.
'When the buildings are eompleted : we
shall lay before the readers of the Enron-
TER a full and complete desciiption of
them, Commissioners Ras - son,, Bunn,
and BRADFORD, are entilled_ to no small
amount of praise for the careful d
(painstaking manner in whiCh they have
(supervised the construction of the build
ings, and they Will have reason to bq
proud of the work when it is done.
DROPPED DEAD.
On Sunday, the 23d instant,. JOEL
CAMPBELL, of Litchfield; fell dead in tile
road a few rods south of the residence of
T. W. BRINE, in that town. He had hue
to meeting at the Ridgbury school hoise,
and_rodaas far as Mr: Rrusx'sikth DAN
IEL Cnitrazie, his brother4a-law. Here
be got out of the 'sleigh, apparently as
well as over, and a fevi Minutes afterward
was found dead 'by
. a rasser-by, having
apparently died instantly and without a
struggle. Mr. CAMPBELL was a worthy
and respected man—one whose loss will
be sorely felt by a large family which he
hiaves, as well as by a large circle of
friends and relatives. - He was s member
of the Knights of Honor, and also of the
1. 0. 0. F., the Masons, and also of the
M. E. Chqrch... S.
THE WARDS.
The commission to decide about the
proposed division of our borough into two
Wards, consisting of
andAcni C. S. Rvssnu.,
V\
J. W. Mix, Esq., Z. lo
'TALKER;
met at the Exchange Hotel on Tuesday
afternoon. Visiting various parts of the
village and hearing statements of several
citizens, they decided to make tiro wards.
The division line begins at the Busque:
banns, river in, the center of Public street
and runs west to Main then through
Center street to the Chemung river. This
about the present center of population,
but with the prospective enhugement of
the borough, it . Will not be 'Ong, before
another division will be needed. We now
have five hirglreo voters, which is too
large a number for any one election board
to handle, and the board have drawn pay
for two days' work, so that the. exonse
will not be increased. The Real action
will not be tainurantil May court, and in
the meanwhile the February election will
be held as heretefore.—Atheas Gazette.
A LIVELY STAIT lON
Undeithe above heading the Wyshui
ing Star of butkweek, gave the following
as the business 'done at the railroad sta
tion at that place for three months :
"One 'hundred and twenty (nil Car
loads during October; eighty-siz during
November;, seventy-eight during tfecem
ter, with'an average of 28.000 lbs. to
each car. It consisting mostly of timber,
bark, grain, flour, feed, hay, butter, eggs,
poultay, pork, beef and stock, and bet-
Wes- the given- number of oars stated
above, one - car on an snow per day - was
loaded back of the depot with local
frieght for points south of & B. Jim
tion; besides some platform (del*. Al
'together makes tip• a total -townie of
B,poo tons, item this amount about 500
tons was buckwheat flour; nearly 180
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'PaildSak4tkritiak A t kol l ilittESl4
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1 4 5 ::4$111* #llolt, ktibilbel*
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over one 1114364:', of , P Ult # A i *
prirraded dirk* tin th ree mor4r t
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ale lamina olio:that dolt* thaismilth
MarileNt 01 0 1116,11 aFi *Au
car lasak-irsit 4 orFludo4; , and eae inn.
dnd"sod thin: daring grignat, andant
Ina than forty nal daring any month of
1 8 801,' this Illetudea' kialha
&gar this
*wink *Oen a larger pliant
the lumber and bark 'winded. '
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- - .4ii.i. :, ,l.TiCitcir*'iitiellikii , snii,...-.4„:0).'
—4);T:'l4**,iiii : _i:iftkthied 'lli:l!it:.iiii.
;dealt by: Bin* :,:-.,. --: -T.t.,' - ;_- - ; .-
,::: .•,
~--., * :',1 : : ...
Miss dt c Beris vitilthgfriamis
in Cleveland, Oblo. ;
;—llirs. W. B. Erma/ is visiting her re.'
latives in Wilkes-Barre.
=Mrs. .13. P. Wirnocup visithlit
Meads iu Nunds, N. Y.
--It is rumored that J. WAlu will
'be a candidate foriCouueibren.
McKim-is home fora short vs
cation from the Orwcia Normal. Moot.
-'—Carti. HOWELL hasbeen appobitedio
clerkshli-in the Citizens' Natiomil
Bank. _ -
-8. W. ROD9IIIIB has removed his fami-
Itts, Canton, iftm.. be boa a position in
• L •
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—Mni. CLAIM SMITH * of Eastilerrick,
is slowly recovering flpm an attack-.of
diphtheria.
—C. E. CITAFiEIry bf. LeßaYbVille t is
confined to his ,house, by. an attack of
rheumatism.. ,
—Eon.. R. L. tkm•c' is attending a
matettog of the of AgTi4ultuie at
llsirrisburg• - "
.--MRS. WILLTAM - PURIST, of Herrick
vine, ,is recovering from a revere attack
'of diphtheria. '
—lire; J. S. Smits, of Christ Church,
is attending Convocatiou at ' Great Bend,
and New Milford. • - ,1
—Miss RENA MALRIVIII I , of Cuba, N.
t : ni
17., is visiting her. brot er, O. A. BALD
WIN, in t this place. , ,i , ' '
1 - H. C. BAMD is at ey for- the . N.
Y . L. — & W". R. R. Co, for the State of
Pengsylvania.—Athens ,Gaiette.
—lt. M. WELLER,' who hakbeen Ontla
ed to his house by illness for some Weeks
past, is !doily regaining his health.: I !'-
' —Mr. MORTIMER Pam returned borne
on Thursday `last from his long and ex
tended ' trip Wesi.—Leßayseille Adrer-
—Mr. Gorr,— one of the promising ,
young lawyers of ;Towanda, ,is about
opening an office in South Wa
rerip Recut°. • '
—W. H. CAIINOCUSN, Esq., whb has
been confined to his room for some time
past
been_
illness, has been 'somewhat, better
for a few days past. •
—4 muss 11. VintasvoN, eldest on of
the late Judge ROILSACE WILLISTON, of
Athens, died at his home in Janesville,
Wisconsin, on-the 9th instant.
—Uon..W. T. DAVIES a member of
the following named Senate Committees :
Judiciary General, Public Printing, Re
trenchinent and Reform, and Library.
—Mr. ISAMU'S!, ~ Litehtleld, we are
pleased to learn, has 'Opened a coal yard
in South Waveill, and with his family
settled in that borough. Waverly Releicele.
—Mire Loma IttrvE, of our borOugbi
is stopping with her brother Gronor. in
Towanda, forit week or so, and from
there, She goes td Philadelphia to visit
friende.—Leßaysidlie Advertiser.
—Mr. INGRAHAM, , 0,413 of the postal
clerks burned in the Erie accident Sunday
morning, was engaged to be married to
Miss SCREEN, of Bingbamt4n, a sister of
Mrs. F. J. lIIJNGERIF9II.D, 11df this place,'
and.bad his life insured for 1142,000 for the
benefit of his affianced.—Ricieto; - .
-JAMES GAUD, of Wysox township,
died on Wednesday of last areek, of pneu
monia, after-a brief illness. He , was . in
jured quite seriously about a year' 'ago
while engaged in pulling stumps, but had
nearly recovered from !the injuries when
attacked with the fatal illness. The
.;fu
neral took place at Idyersburg on Sunday
afternoon. •
.
—We, observe by i the ' published list,
that HIM; E. - L.' lbws, of this county,
is .s member of the following named com
mittees of the Rouse :.Ele ctio ns, Judicia-•
~
ry General, Accounts and Expeuditures,
Library and Judiiial ApportiOnment.
Hon. L. D. Tar Lon is a member of she
CoMmittees on Labor and Industry, Ac
%lnto and Expenditures, Vice -and Ile- ,
morality, Agriculture and Pensions and
Gratuities. • Hon. J. H. MARSH is mem
tbe r of the Committees on Geological Sur
-
;re), Centennial Affairs, Counties a d
Townships, and Agriculture.
—Suarri.—Doliou.-4We Wce th fol
lowing account of the wedding/f- Mr.
•
Janis Sturm, of Ilornellsville, -N. Y., 'to
Miss NELLIE E. Donau, 'Of/ this place, '
from our contempo rary , the Journal, of
last week : __
"The old couplei—
z
"The ham:dust Me t ever was led. •
tanlways to court/and never to wed,” - •
does not seem , toobtain in Towanda.
Wednesday svening is now regarded as a
fatal one by the bachelors of this vicinity,
and on Wednesday evening of this week
Cupid added another to the long list of
brilliant victories achieved' in Towanda
within the past two months. At the-res
idence of her father, Mr. William B.
Dodge, on William street, Miss Nellie
Eugenia Dodge was married to Mr. James
Thrall Slant, of Hornelisville, N. Y.
The twain were made one standing under
a horse shoe of evergreen, beautifully it:-
laid with white flowers. A festoon of ev
ergreen was suspended from the °ailing,
between the folds of which hung two
wreaths. In the center of the one under
which stood the bride was the letter D ;
in the center of the other the letter .S.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Dr. Stewart.. A large and brilliant com
pany of invited guests witneesed the mar
riage and extended their congratulations
'to the newly wedded 'pair. The bride, •
Who is an only daughter '
and who has
ever been a great favorite in young socie
ty,, carries with her to her new home,
Ifornellsiille, N. Y.; wheAlis_husban
sides, the very kindest wishes of 'luau
erable friends. ' Mr. Shant also has - a
'very large circle of frierids and acquain
tances in Towanda, haling been , engaged
in business here two or", three. years ago.
The wedding was certaintly one' of the
ipleasantest of the season. Mr. and Mrs.
Shaut took the
,night express, 10:45, for
I New York.'"
The all . important question la Telephone.
Telephone front FiniftstowntoWyelneint,
a distance 8g miles, the eiiitement of
thatand the fail prospects of. n riihned
up thle 'Off Oor, the talk ill now that
SNOW FLAKES.
Whenever a snowflake twits the shy, ' •
It terns and turns to say "GoOd-byei
4 '600d-bye, dear elotul, so cool and gray
Then lightly Untie on Its tray.
IN
And when a snoir-fate.lids a tree; \ -
6 0ood-day.” It says—g ()Maid thee,
Thou art so bare and d j '
rest, and tall toy comrades ere.
Sot when a snow-fate Irmo and meek, •..
Lights on a rosy maiden's cheek, ;
it !darts—u now warm and sq . t the d B, ; .
Sommer r'-and It melts itwaY..-
• . MANY KAP= Dom s.
J.ocal Correspondelice.
CAMPTOWk , ,I AI
twist" ilititi***Va*foossi
imujolietissa)
01,1rthieiterti. "Assotherinuntalatii
111 01 1 hAirld.eiratitkVAtibtilitili
AltellWitsloit*****
utandoltewet o t***Or .b,ftiait
fa,-..**,lClOriP(tilc#9l"*.
abOuiaii*otitikAarfth r j
tratt4 l o ,l 4 icahleid*::4 2 l***iikiid
42 4 .42 0 040_
friends of Rev . Lim gm aim deft'
tire visit and left him' $ laity sad $26
or $27 worth' for this
place and surroundings, there was - one
bad thing 4u Use occasion, that_bc that
some COO came there more for the put
prim' et stealing bats than to help the
preacher. Suelr,a map ought to be no
ticed In:public the country over iodise
every one could bold their hide in
ir their_
hands. The hat iken Ina 11040, one
only been worn- two or three times, very
a!mk, zither MHZ narrow rim and medium
low - crown and narrow black band, should
think about of anlnch wide, and Salsa
black cord. The one left , in the pier* of
it;was black or very dark brown, law
crown, very wide rim and soft- - that;any
one would txdrationch bat—it is plain to
see that be did not take it through Mis
take. There were to young ladies , see
him looking at it knowing at the time
whose it was and in a few minutes it was
gone Now where did it go? we have:our
opinion. He can make the exchange at
the parsonage any time; and all will bey
right, and no ranker- will be given in the
future, as the hat was not the one want
ed by the other paxty it was left there at
the parsonage and he borrowed one to
wear home. Donationers look oat for
your hate.
, .Sleighing is splAndid iu . this "ilace and
every one is
. enjoying it. Claws 11ViiitY
haS not changed his politiew but he has
chstiged 14 hall that' was used f(ir many
yeais as thS GOod Templsra hall into a
ball room (grand thing for a certain class).
Every thitig is moving very quiet only our
constable has "Moved - to Wyaliming and
left,na to fickat, alone as we please. ' May
be ho minis it again, if so Wyalusing will
help him more than they did before. !There
nothing else very new or strange only they
say. R. 1). CLEVELANDfias got the largest
calf in the county of its age. Good bye,
more - next time.
•
CAREFUL OBSERVER.
Camptown January 24th, 1881.
EAST TROY ITEMS.
Professor C. L. CARR is,holiiing a :mit
sieal convention here this week. It Otos.
es Friday °venlig with a °lnvert.
A series of meetings have been hold in
the Methodist Ckurch the past two
weeke, in Which the pastor or both
Churches united. Such efforts for
the good of mankind aro always bene
ficiai, whether there is any apparent good
done or not. . '
A donation is announced for Rev. E. M.
JEnor.n.mislc, for Friday evening, Februa
ry 4th: •
The Bait Troy Band gave a concert last
Friday evening, which was a very, tine
entertstinment, 'and much appreciated by
(Sur people.
The news has jtist reached us that Mr.
Cnsist.Esi.h.oss., a young man' twenty-two
years of age, who was raised here, shot
hiniself at Auburn, - N..Y. The cause of
the rash nit is unknown. But it is sup:
posed hi was temporarily, iqsane. • '
January 24, 1880. MORE ANON.
BUSINESS LOCAL.
. .
• t HYDRAULIC Cranwr..4ust tea*.
ed—anotfter car load of XX Star Cement.
sept 7. It. M. WALLER.
Ems', 011.8*It has the best wearing Shoes
for alifiblloyaiuidNooths• wrirr ; Oyer
Towai!la s and at pricer within the reartiir all..
0-The Largest, Best, and; Cheapest
line of dimes for, Ladles% Mispes• and Cblldrens•
wear Is found at-COnsan•e new store, corner Main
and Plini-sts.,trrsey *Noble's Block. aprSIS
ggriEMOWAL.—J. B. ALLYN has re
moved Is ==' , Undertaking Eslabllshmeat: - from
Bridge street to moats on Main street. over Toe,
Nan & Geneon's Ting ape Woourouu .t
Vsu Roux's Boots Shoe Store. 'A tall lino of
Undertaker's Geode from the cheapest to the beat.
Jan27,.81. r- J. , S. ALl.YN;yltgeat.
tir L. IL Ropores chillemps compe
tition for qnailty of goodiand low prices on:Sash,
Doors, Bllndsand hfoldlnasiand al bulldlogma.
WAAL . tang3.o3
Vir PRICES WAY DOWN on Gents'
Fine ii&toaree Boots at BLUM'S, Baldleman'a
Block.
N0v.,2•741.
- rffroEo:[L. Ross sells groceries wful
Ofilat , becanse 'Ma extionsea we very light. and
he la bound tateuaternera shall ibare the benefit.
1 Fora good, durable and neat-fitting
9110 E, call at P. J. 8L1131.11, Beldlemsn's Block,
Main street. .-Nov. '27-tt.
L 11r. HURRAH to' UE o. L. -RoWs Now
Grocery Store In the Montanye Block, and get your
Groceries at rock bottom. Jan. 20.
. I YOU RUN. NO RISK when you
buy tour Groceries at G. L. ROSS'S ntw store In
Hontanye Bidet. His PRICES are WAY DOWN
to rock bottom. • -
His star* In KELLUK BLOCK, Ise WARD,
beats thelWorld by Low Prices and good Goods.
or, It is impossible for a woman after
a faithful • course of treatment with LYDIA E.
PINXIIAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND to
continue to 'suffer with a weakness of the uterus.
Enclose a stamp to Mn. LTDia.E. PruititAll. 2U
Western Avenue; Lynn., Hass.; for parripiiiets.
SOW, by Dr. H. C. Ponvitn, Toianda,
Ps..
The 99-CENT STORE is' ilead
*linen for everything In the llet° of LAMPS and
LAMP GOODS. • Sept. Val.
Cir The article advertiaid'in this pa
per called Balsam of Honey, Is what it purports to
be, a good reliable Cough Mixture. Its properties
are soothing,' Dealing, suit invigorating. It you
are tronbled - wfth a cough or cold of long or . short
standing, you call use no better remedy. - The 75.
Cent Bottle holds thre4-quarters of a pint. It is
the best and cheapest Cough Mixture In the mar
ket, , Jar:27,71.
_ear Not disagreeable; hardly; more bit
ter than lager beer and muck more ,satisfactory
and pleasant. Simmons' Liver Regulator can bp
taken at any time,'without interfering with busi
ness or pleasure. It is so gentle, safe, and such a
good digester; that It Is often used after a hearty
meal to settle the food and telleVe any approhen
slow that the meal may disagree with you. ,
TETE4-TETE SETTS, WINE
SETTS, LIQUOR SETTS—at 99• Cent Stove.:
. . .
,
bit ITNIon CIDER MiLL.— This - is an
erten nt Portable )dill-one that commends itself
at sigh . Farmers baring apples going to waste;
will do well to give the Cider Mill a triaL It grind*
easily and rapidly—crushing the fruit. Instead of
grating. Capaeltylve barrels per day. For Judi
cheap. • It. ]ti: Wr.u.gs.
Towanda, Pa. S ept.'7.. . .
ItexAEWINCi MACHINE NEEDLES
'Oils and attachments at the DO-Cent Store.
;
Or Why don't you - try.Oarter's Little
Liver Pills? They a positive cure for !deli
headache, and all the ills prodcced by disordered
firer, Only one pill aches.
rar.HIKTB ' TO FARIIEUS. Don't let
your horses , be; seen standing nitwit at the tavern
door; it don't kink right. illott"t be without Henry'.
h Johnson's Arnica and Oil Liniment near at pond
to apply In ease of accident. Keep good tames—
especbdieline fenees ; it
_promotes good_feelina
among neighbors. Keep, Womb' Elixir always in
the house, and use in cases of sudden coughs. tc.
as a safeguard against tonsvmptdon and other
dan
gerous diseases. Buster's Mandrake Bitten. taken
according to directions, saves large expense in doe!
toesblUs. fan.
Eirik WORD TO OUR- READRIIS.--;•
When you'resd of a remedy' that will cure all die-.
esses.'bswaie of It •,. but wheityou read of a pare
regetabks compound which calms to cure only cer
tain parts o[ s. body. sod ftsroishes high proof that
It does this, you Can safely try It and with the PS.
Durance that Winn help you. This Is jest what
Warners Safe--Sidney and Liver Care does. It
muss all troubles of , the lower 'portion of the body
'and none others. It will.bot help thatootissiebe,
, eareehe norconsomption. lint !twill pat your body
In a sigorour and healthy state Where you eat en
. Joy life and appreciate lufgood Rasp. Try It.
munzzy wi tmosi 01110.griftils:Mi Orr
OM. risals 4013110 nem . thirl_
monsffor Pug wee
nimposk see 4 _ 111440,_11106s
opium paw sr Ailt,
palm It imilieW IL - "WI madh -
War Ned% if inflow'. MUM
ZlLliz hi timar si t lesela
ir 4l l, as; bappr. -1 1 "Z b A,IN.W11 1 / 1 414 :
Crosalutf - - AD":
. _
- -
lat,Tol-41iiiv.-;At Ibh' aiiiipiies; or Ali
Woos tabor la - WestModfaitaa. !ff
Myr. Paol Mottla, Mr. Illitok • and nun
,•• • MdlolUsep.fidt Of Wen XtlltkqtcOC'2
NHAUP— DOWD. At Mi'fiataisara of 'no
-. bride's Iper.Utli g am Wilitims street, MD
Wedirasday corning. January 15 lral,
John I. fdowert. D. 411:. pastor of Vitus . Presto.
tartan -Chareb. Tousled*: Mr. /saws. Saint. of
llOnuusrlue. N.Y.. an d Miss Nome, ` ll Sulrbt 4 !
of-W. It. Dodo, /Esq. • ,
TOWANDA MARKETB.::
-•
1211 POSTED BpSTICVX24IS* LOBO,
Oeiteraldealers 111 Orkerles-sindPrOdUce f ' eerier
• • - Main aud line !dreads. - •
. WEDNESDAY EVSNIXO,
, •
• - ••• ra.42140. •-• duLtand.
Pious per bbl - •
- 060 T 60
Ifkoir per sack " •11 40:$ 1 151
Corn Meal per . . . '
Otop./reed. t 1 40
Wheat, per tmsh;... 11 00,4 103 I €ll . ,
Corn - •• • ' -' 35 _ --
Rye 18
Oats - . 311-0 . 40 , -
Buekwhest 48 -
Buckwheat Flour... MR TO 40 . 0 •
illoversee4• . - .15 50 0 000
Thnatty.western,... • • 4#3 do
Beans, s 2 lbs, ft_ 00 126:III 50
Pork, tuns' 081 . # 00 0 ,
Btt
La after tubs 20 - 0
23 :
di
104, •.12
,
Bolls • • 20 4, 22 0• .
Eggs. fresh , ' 0 TS
0
Potatoes**. busk.. 32 0 .33' 14 •
46 .18
Beeswax C. 20 0 22 f 4... 0
• COIIIILCTZD BY 030.3. DAY T ON,
Hldel • •
" 01404 00%
Veal skins - .40 O.! 30 ,
Deacon Skins • • 4010 , ,t3 '
Bdeep,Pelts • # 50 0 1 50
CORIIICTIM•IiT 11. ,_ DAVI0OW 3 08 00 40 0.
073 i
Bides'
V 4411 81E1118 23 40 #1 35
Deacon Skins 40 80
Sheep Pelts ." I, 73 0 , l3O
Vag jibsedisentenjo.
•
QUSQUEHANNA, Couxowrs Ix
a„) yraxtrra.--Second Winter Term COMMelleeb
MONDAY, JANUARY Ulu, tut. Expenses for
board, tuition and. furnished JP:ow from pa to
4.180 per year. Yoe catalogue or farther platten.
'lan add tess the Priticipal. •
RIME QUINLAN, A. K.
Ottobor 28. USO.
•
OR SALE • :OR - EXCHANGE.
F
hundred acres of land In Litchfield.
Itheshequin and Rome Townships.iri lots of from
twenty-five to one hundred acres: 410 to 15 per
acre: , These lands are unineumbered and an un
doubted title wilt bo • given.. For further particu
lars. address . TllOl MULL'S SONS.
Jan. a, 1581,m3.• Athens, Pa.
NCORPORATION NOTICE. ---
Notice is hereby given that applacation will be
wade to the Governor of Pennsylvania, under the
provisions of the Act of 20th of April, 1874 after
three -week's, :publication of this notice, to Issue
letters patent for the creation of a corporation for
a Water Company In the County of Bradford, In
said Commonwealth. The object of raid Company
will be toaupply the villages of Sayre and A th ens
and vicinity with wear., and the principal husinevs
of the corporation *lll be conducted at Sayre, In
said County of Bradford. ••
Sayre, Pa., January 27,1581.' •
TNCORPORATION NOTICE:-
1_ 'Notice Is hereby given thit an implication will
be made under the act of Awl:ably as mule and
prodded for a charter, for a coporat ion to be called
and known as ...Naiad Engine and Hose Company
No. situated at Towandaja. • ,
The primary object of which shall be the preven
tion and extinguishment of fires, and for MS pur
pae to have,,possess, and enjoy all the powers and
immunities conferred by sabfacts.
C. P. WELLIES. A. D. COOLBAUGH,
THOMAS MERMETII, • E. B: PIERCE.
0. E. BENNETT. G. E. FROST.
January Rd, 18511.4 w. ,
.mot
&ASIA al mei sadialldteniptlaas, palm sad &sections for
plane:* 800 varieties of Vegetable sad Hower 13 •tds. Maus
Wars; litralasble to alt Sand lot Adthw.
. O.
L. "
, D. N. FERRY k CO : ,Detrolt, SUFI,
NEW FIRM!
SWARTS
GORDON
!lave filled the Ohl nmet
CORNER OP MAIN AND BRIDGE. STREE
\ •
'(lately ticcupted by Owen Bros.) with an entire,
NEW STOCK OF FINE,
• •
Groceries & Provisions.
r
We Invite attenUoa to oar.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
AND CHOICE STOCK
4 Or
NTZ 9 O7 COODS I
- Ur The highest market Prices piid to
Fainters in Cash for desirable produce. .
An assortment of
Wood and Willow. Waive
kept conitantly on hand. Bayern aro Invjtett to
NW and eutiitnn our Gooda and Prtnes.
M.D. SWAINS,
A. , S. GORDON.
,Towanda, Pa., January 240, An.
NOW READY
For ) the
'BP/LINO tRADE
O. P.• WELLES'
CROCKERY
AND
99-CENT STORE,
Anticipating the demand tot - New Goole for the
early hprlug trade. we are offering In addition to a
full and well4wieded stock of Crockery. Glasa.
Ware mid Howe Furnishiug Goad'. a few "Peelan
ties to which we ask your attention, among them
the newest patterns of Glassware, called the
Japimese Pidtern,
In a MI - line for Table use
SHERWOOOI3 FIRE-PROOF
- - .
STEW -PANS
The !West article ever offered to
tug purposes.i
Wety Oil
NEW. STYLE BRAID
- •
NEW STYLE NANO
JOB LOTS IN CLA
And awry 'othot artklos User
I" . .,WiuHls, Pa., Janlar4T
-3 --' 3- ' - '1 1011, 41 1 104 010 1 1 0n*
slizewrvAttErMlLLS
_
lini,Sonibased mid pat to
1" 116 2 11 44 isimia llbWlMlllolll4ll=
ploOlareboielir — TWlMM l Ve l ira. lett
to..[sis work to this
witeptisor.
AONNTSNOTB
-inownom..tit Rasa sedan&
toed coustio* , Witt DIX NITLVAIIIA
MUTUAL 7.11•1X,41,09.4" Ni of 11 , 0 7
14:17 1 t6a5i401t, -I lleicil , C ool o l 4miAnairair
1k1430 " t,1 1111? ..
i.B. DVUNBUAY
..
Dtsirster Laltri;
:1444 , ••• - Oast Beath Pa.
NATHAN'TIDD,
- - I
PITTSTON, WILKES-BARRE
er n LOkyAi SOCIS. COAL
p =i t t . l=b. Office .W 4 r foot . o!
i Jul five .
19
SIWRT.HORN OATTLIt ' •"
' . .'AND BERKSHIRE„ PIGS.
. .•
~We hare a few choice Bull s sad Helfer* 'bleb
We our at Iraq reaoaaablo pilcea. Also paratned
BerkeVres. -
. .
-_ . 0. H. wELLF t s.,
Viryahudag, Pa., W_m 11. IMO. J •
MEE VALI7= 7MIS
A Farm of 140 acres, four miles north
of Cheating Village and one mile from Bingham
ll'attop on the Q t is B. B. It.
•
A Farm o f }lB7 acres, five miles north of
illiverly, N. Y.
A Farm of 150 acres, four miles north
east or Waverly, L Y.
R ill pe sold upon the:beat pasta & term*.
Apply to-. R. A. ELMER.,
1881-mos.l. • ti smelly, N.Y.
GEORGE' L. ROSS .
NEW GROCERY • STORE
'JUST STARTED;. IN THE MON-
• This store being on thci corner near the Public.
Nitta* Is one of: the finest Groceries In tows, in — d
Mr. • Ross has spared no pains In selecting the best
goods that the great cilles'aflord. His experience
in the grocery buslhess• enables him to purchase
tirsPeLass goods, and at bottom prices. - Farmers
`and everybody caw depend on It that when they
get the pHeorof Uroceries at Mors It is of no use
to try elstahere, for his prices are dowd to rock
bottom, • i
Mn. EMMETT 4ABEN R has charge of Mr.
Boss's Firs Ward Store Helium Block. 'while
.Jessie Schoonover Is'clerk In the newstore In Mon.
tanye Block. Mr. Ross keeps after* and delivery
wagon 4 standing at the store to ebarge of Charle
Washburn, who will deliver in the Borough, free
of charge, all goods as soon as sold.
MI kinds of desirable produce taken Itlexchanze
for o#:cc:ries or-for Cash;
' ' UEOIIO E L. ROSS.
-Towanda, Pa., January 27, MI. .
CHANGED HIS. MIND T
OTTARSON,.
THE UPHOLSTERER,
Thought of advertising, with us, but Susiness has
picked up so since the Holidays, that he changed
his mind about advertising. All that he wanted
to sap, ;was that if any one should send for him to
repatriler make new
. _
EASY. CHAIRS, • SOFAS, DIVANS, .
RECEPTION. CHAIRS, CHURCH
CHAIRS OR CUSHIONS, LOUNGES,
MATTRESSES, PLATFORM
ROCKERS, SLIP COVERS, SOFA
. PILLOWS, FOOT RESTS,
(Amor thoSe RICE, EASY,
DIAMOND ELASTIC SPRING
• r • . BEDS,'
• (That are made to fit. anY bed) or anything In his
line, they can depend Upon getting Just what they
want, and that tirst-ciass, and charges reasonable.
H i oping to hear from you soon, I remain
Yours Truly,.
J. OTTARSON, • ,
Upholsterer; South Side , lirldr. (Street, Towanda,
• pa., over Slyer & Devoe's Market.
Towanda. Pa., January I.3th, 18514 i n -o.
GET YOUR - •
"REPORTER" OFFICE
BALSAM of. HONEY
A DELIGHTFUL ANODYNE
= EXPECTORANT.
Prepared Exproisly fort:names of the
Throat and
.I‘angs,
, i
.
A.welcome messenger of relief to persons suffering
from Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis,
Tightness and Oppression of the Chest, _
' Wheezing. Whooping Cough, asthtnat
-1.. ..--- le and Consumptive Coughs and •
-' Hoarseness, either lu A dults
~' or Children. .
It speedily removal that didlculty of Breathing
and- Sense of Oppression which nightly deprive
the patient of rest; Mies relief and eons
' fort to those afflicted with the above. '
distressing and, when neglected,
„danger/sus complaints.
. .
For aged people It Id eispecially soothing. For chil
dren It is pleasant to take ; no child will refuse
It, iutt rather crave It. The 15 I.BAlif OF
I.J.O.NEY Is put up to ij,ae bottles hold- •
. tag three•quarterra a pint. 75 cis.
perbottle; largo sample bottles,- .
• • 25 cents per bottle.
Prepared by Wm. Tuck , Druggist, Wllkea-Barre..
Pa:' For sale by TURNER & GORDON. Main
street, Towanda, Perms, Jan. 20.
SUBSCRIBE FOB'
THEBRADFORD BEfORTER
ONE DO4AI? PER YEAR*
ta-EM
Harrisburg Telegraph
, REDUCTION IN PRICES.
The' Wzixwr TZLEGIIAPII, Which is the °ldea
and largest newspaper published,ln the State Copt
tat, will be Yurnlahud at
REDUCED itATEg
for 'the year . 1481. In addition to 'general and
local news, 'rim TELEGRAPH will contain reports
of
_Legislative and Congressional proceedings,
Stories and 511scellaneow: reading' for the family,
an' Agricultural Department, Markets, etc.. mak
ing It one of the- very best newspaper,: for the
Tamil ;t he Farmer, tho Mechanic and the Dna
nen Man. gb order to place TUE TELEGRAPH
within the reach of everybody, it will be furbished
to subseribers at the following very low prices:
Single copy (outside of Dauphin cuunty)—.ol 50
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Twenty or more copies, each
. Any:person sending.* list of ten or more subscrib
ers. will rece ive an extra copy without charge.
The money must accompany the order U. all
cases, and should be sent' by registered letter or
postal mceeporder.
Address WI letters to the,pnbllsber,
CUAS. U. BERGNER,
Harrisburg, pa,
GET YOUR_ HAIR CUT
AND SHAVING, AT THE
• ,4starel. 31Ercruuse
• SHAVING PARLOR.
serWe study toplesse.
• D. V. STZDGIE, Prays
Towanda. Pu s July Is, 1579.
AI , ILLS.—The undersigned having
Wised the old Saulsbury MIA wonldaolleit
patronage Of th e community. Custom Work
done 1m lately and In good order. AU leaks,lls
the XIII bare been repaired and hereafter it will
bo kept in good order., Peed. Flour, Meal and
Bran constantly on band. Cash paid for grain at
Masontown. - HENRY , W. WELLS.
Monroeton. .1%0.17, 1180. •
the ttedeforeoa-
Cans.
L 1 Li?
NC LAMPS.
itsvARE,
.IVOTICE.-11 persons are forbid
IA •
tatting rlmber on the lands of the lete:Cd•
ward McGovern In Overton Township, without
the written toositnt of the:tusilerslitned, under the
penalty of the law;
• JOHN ticaorawttotawiater. •
. - o,Tertoth maim, 151...1714'
1 sus! araspiental.
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Tuesday, Webrnary 2$ A Tetrl, . Wilmot.
Al.su township and ' horsough. • Monroe
tormship end borou oray gh. iindAltanville. •
- Wednesday, M 23-I•ofitoh .ins Chniss town.
Wship and borough. finlitoille.
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it rough, , Filusatita, Sylvania and
• ?Aurally, Tebruary 114-1/ WerrailP
and borough, fSDIf zD belthisi4, lentbrreek,
*lngham Welles, a b aqula, Litchfield, Mad
horn. Warren and Omit._ •
friday. Febnury 24-litomo township
ough, Renick. I teltaysvilla. swourora,-Wy-
V GUM litiludingfilose.lowanda North and planer.
Satuntay, rstruary 26—yowaade township and
borough, Athens tindik and borough, Barclay
and South Waverly
- • ' Ih r T 01=et or TIM BOARD.
Attest.-WtiWat Lewis. Clerk. • Unit
trICIAL LIST Fag FEBRUARY
Tenn of Caul. 1101, to he 101 at, Tairandri
&Wein , winut.;,
Vorneroy Boos. vit. J. IL and IL D. Hadded....lsine
B. W. Line's use mi. IL B. ElkubOger Issue
Shortrlage 4 Co. vs.B. J. Blook. asrpt
E. A. Whipple vs. Peter Possenget.. . eject
S. H. ffarnsworth vs. J. COW) laae
B. W. Line vs. J. 11. Carey et al
fame
Lyman Blaclunaedgmardian. vs. J. 31 . ..ffax...appeil
IL C. Mann vs. J. 11. Ressell- •
sells
11. B. Kllloorn. admse, vs: Hartford Y. In. Co..debt
.tleorge 0. Strong vs. Charles Shaffer appeal.
Cleo ens Beetle vs. Forte Luters ' debt
Cyrus Cook's use vs. Seth Doan.... appeal
Z. T. For. assignee. vs. V. E. Vlollet.. —wept
J. L. fflsbree vs. Hugh Clark.— tame
Jim. A. Yellin:Al va. B. C. Barnes et al sel fa
.
Geo. W. Ether Ss: him O. Ward. , , trespass
W. F. Coburn rs. U. B. Hall appeal
David King vs. Charles Viall - ' -- appeal
A.A. Knaner's adner vs. ra. a N. V.lLll.Co..tresp
Weal's' Cbureb. Towanda. vs. S. roviell et al. eject
Catherine D. Lefler vs. Wm. Lefler et AL.—lssue
L. F. Gordan' vs. Wm. Gardner debt
M. W. Wheeloek vs. Jacob L. Ball—. eject
Jerome Whits vs. Peter J. Dean ' tremuts
Mlnn.Brgs In. Co; vs. Patti ille Mut. In. Ce.debt
Benj. S. lientloy, Jte.. vs. Snag. las. Co debt
A. J. tilleara vs. d. D. Owen • issue
D. Cook vs. H.J. Madill et al • - - .Z. Aisne
1. 0. Frost vs. H. J. Madill et al - . 4, ,..1.55ue'
Pierson it Co. vi. Atirood Jakway.... appeal
Pierson ac Co. vs. D. M. Bralnerd..... - - spper I
Burlington Boro' SI Diet. vs. Geo. P. Tracy.appenl
It. 11.41ortors's use vs. Char. Denuett et al....eject -
Abram Johnson vs DennhiCrimrnlns - • eject
Elizabeth Haley's use vs P.„ J. Dean - appeal
Lawrence Ametgh vs. George Anteigh eject
Zelphlw Hosenuance vs. P. d. Dean appeal
Cnas. Coykendall vs. P. J. Dean..... ... :.. trebparn
11:.-1). Tyrell vs.licury C. Smith -appeal,
It; Hancock is. Jesse Larrabee et et appeal.
Ettle , Darr vs. Albert L. Hanford miss
-Atom Johnson et al rs.• Dennis Crimmins..:e ect
Franklin Murray et al'Harris vs. N. C. et at..eject
Wm. Harrington vs. S. G. Townsend et al —espies
David Warner vs. S. G. Townsend et al capias
It: F. Decker is. J. 31. Place ,Well
A. 11. Hunt vs. Monroe Donuigh" case
°mimes K._ Bird vs. D. Bullock's sidm'r. ....Issue
Subpoenas for second week returnable on Mon
day, February 14. 18811 fur third week, on Monday,
February 21 , 11551. at 2 o'clock, P.M.
'GEO. W.' DI. A,CICHAN,
' Towanda, Jan Prothonotary, &c.
.QItERIFF'S SALES.—By . virtue
t o of sundry writs Issued out of the Court of Con:.
mon Pleas of.Dradford County and to me directed,
will expose to public sale at the Court House In
Towanda, oti
' Friday, February lltb, 3861,
at I o'clock, P. M., the following described proper.
ty, to wit; 7 "
No. 1.-obe lot. piece or - parcel of laud situate in
Stein/field township,• hounded as follows: Begin
ning ata stake and stones in the north line of Cal
vin Cratuners land on the west side of the Ber
wick turnpike so calla i ; thence In an easterly di
rection alongthe north line of said Craumers land
161 rods to the southwest corner of Henry Pierces
laud ; thence a northerircourse along the west tine
of said Pierce's IS rods to a corner;
thence a west.
erly course along the south line.of Merritt Wood•.r.
land ISBn rods to a post and :Stone*: thence in a
southerly course along the line of said,Wood , s land
10 1-10 rods to the place of.beginning t containing
16 acres of land more or lean, ail improved; with I
framed house - , I framed ban/. 1 framed cooper-44m0
and a few fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken
Into execution at the suit of Elizabeth. Hubert vs.
B. Fraley.
No. - 2—ALSO—inn otherlot of Lind situate in
Litchtieleorp.,.bounded as follows to wit : On the
north by lands of Henry Hays atil Owen Parkil
the,eait by b.tuls of Betsey Jane Rogers ; on the
south by lands of dames Drake and Silas Canner;
and on the.west by landSof Henry Merril); ` eel/-
tattling 83 geresof land more or less, about66 . acres
improved, with 1 framed house, I framed barn and
sheds attached, and an 'orchard of fruit trees there
on. Seized and taken Into execution at the salt of
Sarah F. Elnier vs!John Rogers, Jr.
No. 3--ALSO—One other lot of land situate In
A tumults township.. bounded as follows :' On the
north by lands of ; on the east by
lauds of L. C teavela , d and s ,,. Ripley ; on the south .
by lands of Alfred .Ripley; and on the west 'by
lands cf Nancy Bullard ; containing 60 acres of
laud more or less, abort 50 acres improved, with
fruit trees thereon. Sellnd and taken into execu
tion ut the suit of Joldr F. Gillett vs. Albart Hot-
VD, Adm. Of Wm.. R. Hawkins and Gee, Haw
kins, T. T. i •
No.'4—ALSO—One 'other lot of land situate , in
Towluida Borough, bounded and described as fol
=lows: bu the east by Fifth street ; on the - south
west and north by lands of E. T.. Elliott, being Cr,
feet on Fifth street and ISO feet deep, with a two
story wood-dwelling house with wing,. being about
16 feet front by 26 feet In depth, With wing 162.6
feet or thereabouts; the lot of land . being the same
'purchased of E. T. Elliott, and on which said Solo
mon Stevens has erected the house before mention
:rd. Seized and taken' into execution at the suit
of Ass Warner's use vs. Solomon Stevens. '
No: 5.--.-A.T.SO—The following lot oftand siltuate
In - Monroe twp., situated on the south side of a new
road laid out from Fowlerton through the' farm of
Elias Parks and Orville M. Brock, hounded as fol
lows; On the south by land of Orville M. Brock :
- on the west by land of Bowman French ; and on
the north by said road ; said lot having a front on
said road of about 132 feet end a depth of about 214
and 61 feet, with a two story frame diveninglionse
erected thereon. le feet by 24 feet square.. Seized
atoLtaken into executionat the suit of J-. 0. lip-
met vs. Peter R. OelLsugh.,
.to. O.—ALSO—One other lot of land situate , in
Towanda Borough, bounded as follows : On the
south - by 'State street; on the north by the Convent
property and Mrs. H. C. Ward's estat.: ; on the east
-by lands orMrs. E. W. Miller; and on the west by
Fourth street ; with a two-story brick house there
on. being known as the Academy House and lot ;
and being lot deeded to IL J. Madill by A. J. Lay
ton, Sheriff, February 10. 1876, and lot in same of
rear bought of Mrs. E. W. Miller by said IL J. Ma
dill ; being about 80 feet front on State street and
about 225 feet on. Fourth street, with shade, orna
mental and Muth - treee thereon, ant. Is supplied with
running ,water through pipes running; from a
spring, a cistern. a well and well house thereon,
and a framed building In the rear of said lot.
7—ALSO--One other lot of land ,situate in
Wysox twp.,,bounded as follows, to wit Ithe
north by the public highway ;on the east by Dart-
Us Willlems' estate ; on the south by lands of Ste.
pheniltrickland and A. Bishop; and on the west
by the publiehighway ;eon:sluing 55 acres of land
tuorepr less, all improved, with 1 framed barn and
an orchard Of fruit trees thereon. Seized and tak.l I
en' into execution at the snit of The First National
Bank of Towanda, Pa.- vs. It. J. Madill.
No. B.—ALSO--one other lot of land situate In
Springll.-14 twp., bounded as follows, to wit ; On
the north by lands of Comfort Smith ;on the east
by lands of D. Brace ;on the south by D. D.
Brace ;and on the went by la• ds of John Gernert ;
containing 87 acres of land more or less, nearly all
Improved, with one framed house. 1 framed barn,
other outbuildings and a few fruit thereon - . Seized
and taken into execution at thls suit of Compton &
Lille„y vs. Horace Rich. .
9.--ALSO—One - dther lot of- land situate in
0 ranvilletwp., bounded as follows: On the north
by lands of Elisha Bailey and publis highway ; on
the east by lands of Edwin Bailey and Reuben Pal
mer ;on the south by lands of Benjamin Simpson
Simpson and public highway ; on the west by lands
of JuhuSimpson and W'arrem•Sinith; containing
130 acres of land more or less, about 120 acres im
proved, With 1 framed barn, 2 framed houses, 1 hog
pen, and an orchard of fruit treesthereon. - Seized
and taken into execution at the snit of Elizabeth.
Coveyvs. L. b. Fowlerand D. A. Fowler.
No. 10,—ALSO--Any and all the interest of de
fendant Charles A. Squires, in the following lot of
land situate In Standing 'Stone twp., bounded as
fellows, to wit : On the north by lands of Edward
Clarit: on the east by lands of Was. Hillis and Pat
rick Denali; on the south by lands of Francis Ste:
then and lands formerly - belonging Oeo. B.
tannest and on the west by lands of Byron Ste
\veils ; containing 116 acres of land more -or. less.
about 80 acres improved,. with 1 plank house; 1
flamed barn, I framed horse-barn, " 1 framed gra
w?r7, and other outbuildings end orchard of fruit
trees -thereon. The interest of 'said Chits. A.
Squires is contained to an article of agreement
madwthe 15th day of May, A. D., 1869, and record
ed in Deed Book No. 92, at page 82, etc. Seized
and taken into execution at the suit of H. M.
Beardsley vs. Charles Squires and W. A;
Squires. •-=, .
No. IL—ALSO--One other lot of land situate In
Litchfield twp:, bounded as follows to wit: Oti the
north by lands of Samuel I'. Wolcott and W. M.
Cornell, deeepsed ;on the east by lama - of Emma
Wright ; ontre South by lands of Emma .Wright ;
on the west - by lands of Alanson Munn.; COPIA ulng
about 20 acres of land more or leas, about 18 acres
improved, , with 1 framed house, 1 framed barn and
few fruit.trees thereon. Seized and taken into ex
ecution at the suit of Horace E. Sanders to the use
Ofji. D. Munn vs. Frederick C. Wright. •
CITATION. --In the matter •of the
estate of Griswold Owens, late of the township
of Bidgbory, in the county of Bradford. and State
of Pennsylvania, deceased. The Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania to Aliens Owens (now Julett* Wil
kinson); of the township of _Springfield, in mid
county of Bradford, Annetta Owens (now Annetta
French); of Andover, state of Ohto, Ency Owens
(now Eucy Warmly), _Mandate, Lasalle county,
Mate of Ditnols, heirsut-law ofipriswold Qwens,
deceased, and to I. 11. Evans. of 'toetownship of
ilidgenry, in said county of %Bradford and to ail
'other
other persons interested, geeettugt
Bradford County a: You aro' hereby cited t 6
bo andappear before the Judge of our Orphans'
Court, at an Orphans' Conn; to be heldat Towan
da, in said county of tradford, on toe tMenty-first
day of February, A 'D., 1881, - . at S o'clock in the
afternoonithen and there to accept br refute to
tato the real estate of- said Griswold *Owens,
deceased, or bid therefor, or show cane why the
Court shall not order a sale thereof, sit:llW in the
township of Rider:try aforesaid, at the-appraised
valuation put upon It bye:tin:rest:duly awarded by
the said Court, and returned. by the Shellff,'en the
ninth day of September,: A.' D. 1880; to wit.: Two
lots containing In all an; acres, at ten hundred and
nittety-siz 87.100 dollars, and hereof fall not.
Witness the honorable P. D. Morrow, President
of our said Court at Towanda, the Itoth day Of De
cember, A. D. HMO.
• • .• • A. C. PIUSIDE,
• Clerk of Orphans' Court.
certify the foregoing to be a true copy of the
original rule. •
P. J. DEASI-03herlif. •
• January 5, 1881.' . • • •
A DMINISTRATOE'S NOTICE.
„r3L—Letters of administrant:in having been
granted to the undersigned, upon tha estate of
Charlotte NOyes, late Of norllottOn twp., deumuled,
notlip is hereby given annuli persons Indebted to
said estate are.requested to make Immediate pay
ment, and all persons having legal claims against
the saint, win present them without delay In pro•
per o.der for settlement to •
J. W. NIMIOL/15. Adininkitintor.
Burlington. Pa., Jan. 20, 11181.
GET YOUR 2 _ .
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rOCLAMATI *Uzi . • :
Hen: ?um a; 11rOsitirl6 Preddent diadem et
'nth Joliet*, Dietriet.ece of Die Could, -
Of titadford, - bat lamed b e bestrillg
the ittli duet' Member, I tfo to me direetedflar •
hdiding is Von/tot Oyer end Tenable,. General
Jail DeliverY, Waster Boseten the Peace. Cessi••
mob Mesa and iftbra's Coast at Towanda, for
the county et. Bradford, coutniencing es illtowlay f
YEBBUnAT 7111, Itai, to continue area 11/11111il.
Notice is therefore hereby. Overate the Comas
and gutless of the Peace of the of • Brad-
ford. that they he then and there in proper
persons, at 10 *Vlach in the foreneen of mid day
with records. Inquisitions and other reiereibtorice;
to do those - things which to their otiose spoertals•
• and those who aril bound by raeogni."
sauces or • • • robe, to prosecute against the priso.
-WM who are or may be in the Jail of said emusty. .
are to be then and there to promote against them
withal' be just. Jurors are requested to be punt.
teal 1. their attendance, agreeably to their notice.
Dated at Towsimia.' the lath day of January. In the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and trafitY•ime. and of the ludependeace of the
Unite States one hundred lad fourth.
PBTEB J. DIAN. Sheriff.
riltillANS' COURT SALE.-By
Virtue of an order Issued out of the Orphans'
Court of Bradford CounM. the uodsnigeted, s 4.
enintstrator of Charlotte Noyes, in said county. de
ceved. will expose to public sale upon the premise:4'
on TEII74BOAY, l'EllatTAlrE lent, Int; at 2
o'clock, r.m., the undivided halt part of the fob
lowing described real estate, situate in Burlington,
township : Be ni n g st a poled in_ the ternplke.
being the southwest corner of a lot intended to be,
conveyed this day. to Georgell. Haight ; thence
south 22;i° east I perches by said turnpike to the
northeast corner of the William' Robinson lot, be.
lee tot' No. la t thence by said lot No. le tenth
2451° west as 2.10 perches to a post and stones;
;trice north sax! , west 53 510 . perches to a post
4 stone.:a corner of a lot this day con v eye d to
enben Haight ; thence north east 23 2.10 per
rhos to a post and stones, another cornerof Reuben .
Haight's lot; thence 'Guth UN " 1 east 1135.10 perches
to a post and stones ; thence north $l3 2.10 perches
to the piece of beginning; contains 25 scree, more
or lewresereing hair an acre sold to Leßoy Haight.
Being the same tend veyed. by Edward Overton
and wife to Charlotte - oyes and Christians Noyes.
by deed dated Auguskik A. D. 11i41. -- and recorded
In deed:hbolt No. a& page VS. he.
TERMS OF SALE-250 down. qioo on conerma-
;ion. and balance in one year - with interest from
confirniation. 4:W. NICHOLS.
- Burlington, Jan, 20, 1881.„ ‘; Administrator.
lop EGISTEit'S NOTlCE—Notice.
Is hereby given, that there has been >7led in
the odire of -the Register for the probate of Wills
and granting Letters of Administration In sod for
the County of Bradford. titate'of Pennsylvania.
accounts of administration upon the TM : lowing
estates, viz:
First and final atcouut of Mlttott Lewis and Eli.
sha Lewis. execaton of the last will and testarneuif
of Justus Lewis, late of thettownstdpof Wjahlasag,,
deceased.
Final account of P.R. lloffautn, admints:rator
of the estate of Thomas 3tazwell. late of tbejlot
ough of Troy, deceased. • -
Mal account of J. F. Woodruff. servicing eset ,
utor of.tbe last will and testament Of Jared Wood
ruff, late of the township of Monroe. deceased.
Firer and /Mal ,ateount of Henry N. Bixby and
H.-Matilda Neal. admluisttators of the estate of
Chester Neal. late of the township of Windham, ,
deceased.
First and partial account of CotblaAntimny
and Samuel L. Anthony, executors of the last will
and testament' of John 8. Anthony, - late of the
township of Ulster, deCease - a.
Final account of E. 0. Ttyli.r. executor of the
last wilt and testainsnt of Sfahetable Fairchild,
late of the township of Herrick, deceased.
Final account of John Chess. one of the admin
istrators cum tralthatrato auntie of the estate of
Daniel Llyens,late of tie Wallah 1p of South Creek.
deceased.
Final account of 0. L. Russell, administrator of
the estate of Sylvester Sftnier, late of the township
of Rome, deceased. '
Final account of Elisha Lewis. administrator of
the estate of Witllarn.Conorer, late of the township
of •Wyalusing, deceased.
Final account of Emma l'..*Redington and Rob
ert F. Redington, administrators of the estate of
George F. Redington, late of the Raroogb of Troy,
deceased.
Final-account of Sarah A. Beeler, guardian of
Ma - le E. Healey (now Marie E..MontlaYs).
First and final account of Ira Finch, *di:rant/ars.
tor of the 'estater-of Reuben Hickok, late of the
township of Warrn, deceased.
First and frual.account of J. L. Pitt, 'adminis
trator of the estate of John Pitt, late of the town'.
ship of South Creek, deceased.
Supplemental final- account of A. 11. Spalding ,
furrislut adadnistrator qf the estate of George H.
Welles, late of-Athens. deceased.
. Final account of .W. H. Cole and B. 11. Holiett,
administrators of the estateof Salsbury Cole, late
of the township of Monroe, deceased.
Final account of • Jason K. Wright,lguardian of
W. H. Nurrey, minor child of Rachel Marra:, de
ceased, by kily Wright and 31atie -E. Wright. exec.
otos!' of the last will and testament of sald Jason
IL _Wright, deczased. .
Pleat account of .Chandler Canfield and• C. W.
Reynolds, rXeentotio of the last will and testament
et Wilson Canfield, late of the townshlrof. Pike,
deces.ed. ,
And also the appralsement of properly, set off by
executors and administrators to widows and chit
dren of the following decedents, viz: •
1. Estate of A. R. Bowman, late of the township
of Leßoy, deceased.
2. Estate of John Driscoll, late , of the Borough
of Troy, deceased.
3. Estate. of Edwin M. Wright, late of the town
ship of Coliimbia, deceased. .
4. Estate of 'Alm! Watklns,late of the — Borough
of Sylvania, deceased.. - •
S. Estate of A sahel Partnenter. late of the town
ship of Springfield. deceased.
. Estate of Daniel Ifunick, late of the township
of Albany, deceased.
7. Estate of Nathan Coleman, late of the town..
ship of Orwell, deceased..?
3. • Estate of P. C. IfOrgan., late of tile township
Of Columbia; deceased.
0. r3t.tte of John Cole, tato of the township of
Springfield, deceased,
10. Estate. of Alphonso iJ . Lloyd, late of the
township of Wyatusing, deceased. •
And the same will be presented to the Orphan's
Court of Reid ford.Ceenty cn the 10th day of Feb
ruary. 1881. at 2 tielnek. P. w., for eimermation
and allowance. • A. C.YR14131.E. Register.
Retlstet's Office, Towanda, Jan. 13, 1681:
ICENSES.— Notice is hereby
j given. that the following applications for li
censes for ilotcls_ eatini-houses and merchant deal
ers have Leen filed to this etnce, and that the same
will be presented to the Court of Quarter hessions
of Bradford Cininty, ha MONDAY. FEDUVABY
tell, for the Consideration of said Court :
- 110TILS. • - •
Lyman Brewer, Wells township.
James W.—Wilcox; -New Albany Borough.
Edwin nlakesley, Smithfield township.
James..F. Fox, Canton Borough.
George and 0. L. Jordon, At hena Borough.
Mayetts A. Forrest, Ulster township.
Joseph Causer, Jr., Springfield township.
Samuel 'Walbridge, Towanda Borough, Ist Ward.
Leonard Morris, Burlington Borough.
Ira IL - Smith, A Iba Borough.
D. 11. Dodge,.Mouroe Borough. • „
Michael F; Sullivan. Towanda Boro*, ISt Ward..
Chas. H. McGouegal, Trotßorough.
11. F. ,Pitts, Sylvania Borough.
Bartlett. Wysox township.
John A. Briggs, Sayre, Athens rownsbip.
EATENG•IIOCSER.
Eugene Baker, Towanda:Borough, 2d - Ward.
8. B. Tidd, Towanda Borvugh, 2.1 Ward.
C. I). Itolcombrl.eltny township.
A. J. Beefs, Canton Borough.
George O'Donnell, Canton Borough.
ES. B. Ctinover, Athens Borough. -
.ratues Nestor. jr., Towanda Borough. ttd Ward.
William Bolan, To - wands Borough, Ist Ward.
bIZECITANT DEALEIIS.
Redmond Caton, Towanda Borough, Ist Ward:
John Snilican, Towanda Borough, ttd Ward.
C. W. Beardsley, Canton Borough.
Wm; C. Schulze. Terry township.
GEO. W. BLACKMAN', Clerk.
Towanda, Pa., Jan. 18, 1881.
A P.PLICATION IN DIVORCE.
Edmund Doty: In the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Bradford County, No. 636, September
Term, taco. You are hereby notified that Willa,
your wife, has applied to the Court of Common
Pleas of Bradford County for a divorce from the
bonds of matrimony. and the said Court has ap
pointed Monday, February 7th. 1681, in the
Court noose In Towanda, for hearing the said
Wills In the premises, at which"time and place
you may attend It you thing proper.
13-4 w. PETER J. DEAN, Sheriff.
A PPLICATION IN DIVORCE.
ix—To N. E. Biker. In the Coulter Common
Pleas of Bradford county, 1i0.91.8!pt. Tenn./530.
You are hereby notified/that T. E. Baker, your
husband, has applied to. the Conti of Co mmon
Pleas of Bradford Conn& for. a divorce from the
bonds of matrimony. and the said. Court haa
pointed Monday. February 7th, lan, in the Court
Rouse In Towanda, for bearing the said T.E.Baker
In the premises, at which time awl piste pm may
attend if you think proper.
PETER J. DEAN, Sheriff.
PPLICATION IN DIVORCE.
A
-; , To John r. Bergetressen. In the Court of
Commoti Pleas of Bradford County. No. 39, Sep
tember Term, MO. You are hereby notified that
Polly: - E:; your wife, has 2pp/fed to the Court of
Comthon Pleas of Bnuiford County for, a divorce
from the bonds of matrimony, and the said. Court
has appointed Monday, February , th.lBBl, in the
Court. Howe In Towanda, for ng the said
Polly - E.. births premises. at which time and place
you may attend If you think proper.
13-4 w. . PETER .r. DILLY, Sherif.
ADMINISTRA.TOR'S NOTICE",_
=Estate of Isaac F. Bullock. deceased.
•Letters of administration on the estate of Isaac
F. Bullock, late of Springfield township, Bradford
county. Pennsylvania, bare been granted to
James H. Webb, scalding Its East Stutthgeld, its .
said county. to whom all persons Indebted to said
estate are requestedlo make patina*, and those
haring claims or demands wilt make known the
slain without delay. JANES 11, WEBB,
• Jan la, len. • Administrator.
N THE MATTER OF THE. F.I
nal account of John Irvine; eolsimlttat of
Iteberei Ster.ns; a lunatic. In the Court orroin
mon Pleas of Bradford County, No. 9, Irebruary
Term, leis.
The final account of John Irvine, committee in
the above ease. filed November 4, ISM : end said
account will be presented to said_Court• for bust
confinitstion and allowance on THURSDAY.
FEBRUARY tarn, 101. unless CUM be shown,
why said account should not be filially ectilirmod
and allowed ny the Court.
GEKV. BLACKMAN. •
Towanda; Jan. 13, 1811. 14°0mm:duty.
ADIIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE:
Letters or administration hating been grant
ed to the undersigned. upon the estate of Aiptitamo
J. Lloyd. late or Wyslasing township., deceased.
notice is hereby. gtren that all persons indebted to
the said eststo aro tripes:44 to melte immediate
iDayment.. and - alt persons having claims spinst
said estate Mist present the same duly
aathentt
eated to the nude:signed for settlement.
JOSE_I I II. 11. MARSH, -
• Lermyrri .1830*. Administrator
FOR SALE.—As I -Nish to go
West. I offer for sale as Norman Stallion
••Ganibetta." He is young, kind and sound
'freight front 1,400 to 1,500 lb s. • lea very sure f a t -
Letter and Ws colts are very desirable. He nitl be
for sale until the fleet of Mareb nett.
S. S. EDMISTON, Owner.
,NUan, Bedford Co., Pa.;;Doe. Vire.
FARlit TOR SAL).—The subset i
bee often for sal* his farms of 118 scres,located
la Orwell township, • Inspored i
_with good house
and bans - Sad orchard thereon. Mass giveWto snit
purchaser. Also, will sell his boss tares!36 miles
borthwint of,Lekaprellis, Of 2110 asses. Ifse farther
particulars Cell on at address
JOUR SLAM.
cataritne, ri.
Oct. 14-alwe3
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