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, Towanda, Pa., Feb... 30885.
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OFT: •;
LOCAL: AND GENERAL.
The apirotton of subscription is print
ed es the ooloied WO. By .noticing tAs
dais vary stanerulter an tat rims his
paper will be, stopped' warn • subserip
time is renewed. " • •
SAVE FOB BALL-A new safe of the
snake of Boslar, Baldwin & Co., of Oin
oinnati, 1,500 patinas - weight, warranted
first-class, will be sold spry cheap. Ap•
TAT at this cam •
TO the readers of the REPORTER We offer
no apology for the lack of the naval Variety
of items in its different departments this
week. The sudden and unexpected death
of Hon. E. O'MEARA GOODRICH, its
editor and proprietor, has not only cast a
gloom over our entire community, but it
has brought to us, his associate in the
conduct of the _paper for the past two
years, a grief sodoep and overwhelming,
that we have been illy fitted for the past
few days to give the paper that care and
attention that our duty to it and its read
ers demanded. In the 'columns of the
Department of the paper through which
be has _for so many years held almost
weekly converse with the readers of the
lEPORTEB, Mends who knew him well,
this week tell the -story, briefly, of •his
life, and speak words, made
. eloquent by
their truthfulness, of his many ,noble
qualities. Columns could- bo added -to
- .Abatis said there, and yet the acts of
kindness performed by this good rinan,
wou*not all be written. For twenty-five
years wo had known him, we may say,
intimately. For over nine of th4e years
we had been in his employ. During all
,of that time, we recall not a single hash
or unkind word or expression to us, nor
do iwe remember of eter bearing ,him ulte
.one toward or of any individual. We
have seen k hundreds come to him for
chrity—never vac go away empty hand
ed. For years he had been to us the
kindest, trout friend we` have ever
known. Living, v(e admired him for his
great ability, respected -Lim for his true
worth, and loved him for hisiirts of kind
ness. Dzad, we: shall tendCrly cherish
-his memory thiongh the rentiaining years
of life. In deference to what'we believe
would have been his desire, we have not
dresseilthe taper in mourning, but have
arranged the matter in its columns, just
as near as possible as he would have
directed it to be. - Wisest of counselors,
, truest and kindest of friend?, good bye.
W. P. liOiros. has beep appointed
Post Masteir*Ghent.
. WE direc rttention to the Business Lo
cals of E. B. PIERCE in another column,
THE revival meetings still patinae
each evening at , tbe Si. E. Church, with a
large attendance.
WALTEIIi a little son of PEunv. DECK
pt,' was. : quite seriously-injured while
"coasting," on Friday last:
` ON Tuesday last the train on•the
Line and Sullivan Road, due here at 9:30
a. at., did not arrive until 4 P. at.
A nonsz belonging to Constable Wilms
ran away Saturday, and .badly dimmoraliz
ed a cutter to which it was atacbed.
THE Borough Council of Canton con
template purchasing a hook and ladder
truck for the fire departinent of that vil
lage;
I TnE Asa, B. liloonE property in Troy
Borough was purchased last week by
STEMEN F. WILBER.' Consideration 31,-
'' 975.
Tnuitr. will be a donation for 11.(iV:.7P.
11n - onm.p.3toN4 of Troy, 'at Gcodrieh's
in that village, on Friday evening,
4th instant. \\_.•
OscAr.uwA Fire Comppy, of 1:1-6,y,
contemplate holding their Eighth . Aniiital
Reception in 411.1 VEll'S New Hall, in that
village, sometime this month.
WILLIAR G. SADDLER, of Troy, boniht
at Orphan's' Court Sale, on Tuesday? of
• last - week, the COMFORT PETERS' fartni at
East Troy. Consideration $62,450..
TUESDAY wa.i.one of the most disagree
able days experienced in this, section for
years. Snow fell from morning until.-ev
ening, and the 'wind at times blew a gale.
MAIN No. 2, ion the Pa. & N. Y. Road,
due here at 4:40 P. .t., was three hours
late on Tuesday owing to the breaking of
a wheel to one of the coaches, near Rum
mertield. No one was hurt.
TUE large cattle sheds of R-v. 'Jas.
LAARISON, of ilid:bury, were broken
down by the heavy weight of finow that
wason them one day last week. Fortu
nately no cattle wore under the • sheds
when they fell. •
A cow belonging to Mr. PITCHER, of
the American Hotel; was drowned in the
river near the eastern abutment of the
bridge. one day last week: The animal
evidently went to a hole in the ice there
for a drink and fell in.
Tar: school house in the Banyan Dis
trict of Granville township, was totally
destroyed by fire on Wednesday evening
of last weak. The books, desks and
benches were nearly all saved. The fire .
*is sup Posed to have caught from the stove
pipe.
Tnn tianp,e on a wheel to one, of tbo
coaches in train ti'hinke just this aide of
Wysaukint• station on Thursday morning,
and it required - nearly an hour fcir the
train to reachztbe upper depot at this
place—about three trifles: Luckily no, one
was injured. , -
Cntacn of the Messiah (Universalist),
Rev. WILLIAM TAYLOR, Pastor. At 10k
A. IL, subject "The Glory_ of Christiani
ty." At al., by request, the sermon
of January be repeated : "Is it
this Identibal Physical Body that iißais
al?" "Do see go into the Grave?"
I __
SATs the Canton Sentinel of kit week
"There have been about twenty-five
cases of scarlet fever in. Canton and Im
mediate Vicinity np to the present time
and but few, new cases during the past
week. Out of this number there have
been but two deaths, which may perhaps
be considered a small percepter
I!IMI===Z
walesixiissai
Day. Many puma „mhos ia
OS U 9.04 d Milo*
inxxhis burrow; sad sesithis sisiAlair c ti!
drill retains ,then for a six itielW stay,-
Ind that leiter Weather 'will mations fsfr,
thst, lentil of
her the rais last Pali - the judges avid
ed the premium offeredfor the best Grange_
exhibit between the Central mid Osman
we Oranges.:: , Fronk Vat deoidOW the .
Oentral'Grange appealed to the:Board Of
lijanagersy: and the - twitter has wombed
=MAW up to the tinie of tlw rneetbig
of the Board of manager!' heldleit week,
when the Board • decided that: the decal
ions made. by the Judges Should stank,
ABOUT a year ago an agent visited this
place canvassing for a gazetteeii of Brad
ford County. He soiicited both subset'p.
tions andAkd*titising,'.offering ahtdf-page
adiertisement for $1...1% Several of our
business men "add for such an advertise
ment, but have 'not shme heard of tlie
agent or his btook.—Ouiton Sea:inst.
And in all biunan probability they never
will..
Ji;4' Rga the Ladies'
Belimiek _..oesflay after
noon of last week, the following officers
were chosenfor the present year :
Presiding—No. Dr. H. C. Powrzn.
Viee-lfresidenis—Mrs. N. N. BETTS, '
Mrs. 11. A. Burnam:, Mrs. E. T. Fox,
Mrs. 0. b. Knomy.-
Treasiwer--Mrs. E. WALKER.
SeeretOy—Mrs. R. M. WELLED.
' SUNtkiY SCIIOOL WORSENS ATTENTION.
—All gttperintendents,and others interest
ed in Subday Schoolwork, are invited to
meet in ibis place next Triday, February
4th, for the purpose of ' making , arrange
ments for calling a convention to organize
a County Association. It is hoped there
will be a good re Presentation. If any are
unable to attend, they can give .their
views by mail addreissed to this office,
and the letters will haipresented to the
meeting. The conference will convene
in the Grand Jury Roam at one o'clock,
sharp. •
CILMLES Cr osE,,,aged tiventy-onejeans
a son of A.J. CLOS); of West Burlington;
says the troy' G dzetts of Thuriday last;
shot himself with - a' pistol on WednetdaY
last while: in alit of depression. For
seine weeks young CLOSE had seemed
very muck depressed in mind and told his
father he - watited to go to York State,
but not obtaining satisfaction went away
a few weeks ago. 'On Wednesday last he
shot himself in the breast and word was
sent to hisi friends to come on. Eris fath
er went on Sunday night. We under
stand the boy is living but do not-know.
what are his tsbanoes for life nor, the im
mediate causer of his foolish and rash act.
The Germania Band will give another
of their' Grand Hops in 3lercur Hall,
Tuesday evening, February ltith, 1881.
The affair will - be first-class . in every re
spect. Those who participated in their
first will guarantee the excellence of both'
music and dance. The dances wilfcom
;
prise! those lately taugtTt -13 y Prof.
D ASIEr.r.E in his school: Tickets $l.OO
refreshments extra. Refreshments will
be serVedlin the Green Room in the way
of oysters, sandwiches, coffee, etc., on
the European plan. The Germania Or
chestra, under the •leadersliip of IL
STULEN, Will furnish the-lUUSiC.
MUTUAL MUSICAL ALLIANCE
. •
• The fourth •ge4.ral meeting of this :so
ciety till be heldlrebruary Sth, 9th, 10th
and 11th, 'at*Wya l lusing. •
Dr. IL It. PALMER, of New York city,
who conducted for the society at Leßays
vile two years ago, will take charge of
the convention. '
Miss BRIDGESIAN, of Penn Yin),
is to preside at the piano.
On Thursity-oveningAbe Doctor
deliver a lecture. and on fridiy 'evening
the sing wilicloso with a grand .oxicert
by Al the ritiembers..
- - , •
Qa Tuead t ay Samuel D. C.,` . .)bhi-'a well to
do fartnerrnd one of the directors of 'the
it
Troy Farm rs' Clab, was at work sawing
wood with wood sawing machine at his
home abou
About bill
a pobl up I
*wet as the
ing him to
rising mini
noticed son
an:l innued:
ti.at 31'
•.ed 017
r o d. Thii;two men took him
at ()act; i:,
d o the hmise and laid him-on
the bed wlmi it Was discovered that be
Was dead. \ Ho struggled a little aii he
t
was being carried, but never' spoke. fiom
the first. Mr. Conn was ainan about 50
years of ago and highly respected.' - 'Hi¢
wife and adopted daughter were absent
at Taunton, Mass., visitio,g_.W.9 . VOTH
.I
tm, whose wife is a sistetof Mrs: Corns.
His adopted sou CLAIM; is world ernear
Wellsville,-N. Y.—Troy Omette, 2,9111.•
• PERSONAL.
—C. T. Rrrxr i 4 still confined to Ws.
house by illness.
—L. R. Conenx is visiting 'friends in .
Owego fora foe_ days.
—Mrs. Witt Cur, wife
. of Rev. C:11.
WutOtti,_of the M. E. Church, is quite
'ill.
—ltcon GnAvnitn, 'of East
, Canton,
has recently received $2,368' arrearagcs of
pensions.
—Miss ELLA §IiELDEN, of Canton, i&
spending the winter with friends at Wei':
saw, N. Y. -
--Professor Bunass being ill, E. B
McKim is acting as Principal of the Grad
ed School.. '
—Mr. Jows E. ROCKWELL, of
who bas been quite ill for several weeks
past is again able to be out of doors.
—ln consequence of the Blues of Judge
MORROW, Judge enlist - TN, of Williams
port, held Court at Troy last week.
Gto. Moscnti.r has purchased
the CRARLES KNAPP 'farm just east of
Burlington Borough and Will reside there.
-=Jones 0.
.IrVann, - of this place, has
—The firm Of GERNERT S BALLARD,
of Troy, has been disiolved. lama BAT,
LARD buying the interest of W. B. GER-
ZiEra.
been . fippolnted general agent for the Larri
Department of the Union Pacific Mahood'
Company.
—A. 11. Tawas, President of thz Troy
Formals' Club, has been' ill for two or
three weekfr, but basso far recovered as
to be able to:be out of doors.
- , --SYLVESTES ieNTOII, one Of ~Itho old
est citizens of Granville township, and .a
gentleman well-known throughout the
County, died at his home last week.
—Hatiot LAPLANT, lortnerly of this
plat*, but now amsident of Philadelphia,
has been seriously ill for several wear..,
past of small-pas.. He is now oonvales
clog.
—Mrs. Titer A. Skint, mother of Mrs,
J. F. CORSE% died at the residence of her
daughter on Saturdailait, of pneumonia.
Te funeral services were held OtiMonday
afteniotin "ud the remains were taken to
==ll==;==
GERMANIA HOP.
UDDEN DEATH
two miles from this village.
, ast two'o'clock, after Sawing
to stove lengths, he stooped
men thoaiAht who' we're as - sio- -
iiiek up iknother pole. ; Not
ediately MICHAEL SHKIFNON
Othiug p4uliar in his action
lately raised liirnjip, when bo
had apiarently faint-
MIZEIS===
~b
Taiiwyomia* - sounins,Y4 far
'; , •_: 111 .A MOW, fOodilt, .***l.olThityt
Oink Ake hie Mid , :tad &"BariOsi
Inleons,4ereelehritatdall*:ihrth
A4, 1 .0 4 hii Wfagathir
P4 1 ,0a,t,h 11 0. hi* wife;:' tbiti
1060,;- a eminent: iiCts - Annidaiiiin
asit*Pd a Pica 8 .0. 10 1, 11 40 -Wed ta .
the interest of the ocoselon.--noll8a" :
, J os e - .46.Velsikows, Wit !Olin*
family to near Mt. Monie r N. Y., next
monthire be has purchased - A*ln.
Duringthe eight years that Mr. Vierilaine
and - his fainily hireceidier.ix this plus
tl ey. have won the nispeet and Wimp of
all who ..hava:made_ilieir acquaintance,
and Mir :entire, i011112111111t7 will, while
regretting their departm* follow:them
with good wishes , for happinesi rind pia*.
lieritY in their near bojne.
—Among-the weapon* men of Co
inmkla township, air; the Troy. Pasette,
is Ma'am Faunialura, who nerides on' a . , 1
farm near Anstinville but . who owns be- I
bides a fine thretsatory brick block in El
minathe corner of Main and Water
streets, and a good farm Of ttio,hundred
and fifty acres, - just in the edge of WelLs
township, all the result of good manage
ments thrift and enterprise. Another eno
coastal Coliunbian is A. B. AVSTIN, now
ono of the most prosperous of Elmira,'
merchants and 'the owner of a large
amount of real estate in.that city.
—FRED 1,4 TODD, recently a telegraph
operator-in this place, died Very sudden
ly at his home in Newark Valley, N. Y.,
.
on Monday evening, of . congestion of the
brain: Ho bad been sufferifig from quin
sy for some time, but was recovering
and had been out can the street ._fifteen
minutes before he died. Mr. Tom) vi t a e !
a promising, popular young nian and
had hosts of friends whenever he was
known. Ile was a prominent Mason, and
was buried with the honors of the Order
yesterday afternoon: He was married
?ply a few months since and leaves • a
yonug wife to mourn her early bereave
juient.—.Reciere, 27th ult.
—Colonel 11. A. PaenErt and party;
Who arc visiting the West India islands
and countries in that. clime, have been
heardlrom, They report their voyage to
Cuba to have been short and pleasant.
In Havana, where they have been mak
ing something of a tarry, the weather is
very warm. It is something pleasant to
read of here wherO we arc suffering with
an unusually severe . winter, that where
our Mails have been -staying, the ther
mometer marks almost every day 106 de
grees in'the sun The - whsle party are
in good health and spirits, Mr. ELMEIft
himself. being greatly improved.'Ou Wed
nesday last, January 26, the whole party "
left Havana for Vera Cruz, a short voy
age by steamer, generally requiring four
days in good weather.—Elmira Free
Press. •
EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT
OF TOE BENEVOLENT ASBO6LATIO - N
• I
OF TOttiAND*6
•
,When look over what has been
ac
complished through this Association dur.
s ing the year 11180, we find that it has been
no idle; or frailties% one, but a year of
faithful, eainest work. As formerly time
ly aid lwas been given the sick anti dying,
tenderly cared for, and Words of sympa.
thy, and deeds of L kindnees have cheered -;
.the hearts, and lightened theiorrOws of
'many suffering ones. All know that the
present winter is a very trying one, and
'appeals foi help come thickland fast ; so
far we. have been enabled to respond
to the • urgent and relleie
immediate necessities: We - must have
failed to have done this in many instances
had it not have been for. the libeial sup
port given by our - citizens es a Thanks
giving offering wh ieh' thia year far ex
ceeded any pievidas one. The society •
fully appreciates the
. trust 'reposed in its
organization es evinced :each year by the
amount of frinds which replenish its
treasury. We feel especially 'grateful to
Mr. Wickham through . whose kindness ,
we haveAeen provided .with a convenient
roomfeAnorp than two years ; warmed
and ilfacie comfortable for our use.
would we ackneWledge the loving watch
care of our Heavenly Father in granting
so many of us life and health still to con=
tinue in the work. During the vett year
but one of Qur members was removed by
death. On the - 19th-4..No.viariiher#,' • our
'dear friend, Mrs. James McCabe was
taken froan - her earthly to heir Heavenly
home. O suddenly did she
. pass away
that the solemn'injaneoou comes with
great force to each one of us who remain;
"Watch therefore fol ye knew not what
hour our Lord Oth dime." Thus one
by ono ciuf-numWr decreases and most of
those who Mitee thus far borne the re
sponsibility and care, .realize that they
aro cdvaricang in years, and the'
Ofthe'ise who ire. younger becoming
"acquaintelh with the • workinge • of the as-,
sedation: There.is much to lie done at
once, and it is sincerely hoped that many
may lie willing to enlist in the toe.
While we are in the enjoyment of unlarn.'
bered blessings, let ni n 4. forget in this
cold wintery weather
_those - 'who are liv
ing in poorly built holaieS, viith but little
fuel, scant eloping,and Aare substance;
but with Billing hearts and / ready hands
'do all in our Bower to minister , comfort
and relief. "Merl, much is givertpuch
shall lie, requifed." Let us each oife en
:gagennore'diltgently in our Master's work
following in Xlis footsteps " whO went
about doing 6: rid:" ''• •
Our thanks:2 - re duo to the press, foithe
kindnessso cheerfully extended in pub
lishing-onr retinrt; and notices in aid of
our work.
lipRZER REPORT.
Conifeitabbs, new, 2; coMfortables, 2d
hand, 3; Minket.", 2nd band, 2; sheeis,
2nd hand,l - rsbeets, new; 7; pillow eases,
prs. new; 4; . women's dresses, 2nd hand,
2 ; women's night dresses, new, 2 ; cite
prise, new, 6; women's drriwbrs Pre. new,
5; women's wrappers, new, 4; women's
wrappers;. 2nd baud, 3 ; women's flannel'
skirts, 2nd hand, 4 . ; women's flannel'
skirts, new, .2 ; *om en's double gowns; •
new, 1 ; women's aprons, new, 8; women's
spectacles prs. new; 1 ; girl's dresses, new,
3 ; girl's - dresses, 2nd hand, 14 ; girls
night dresses, new, 4; girl's drawers pis..
new, 6); girl's drawers, 2,u1 hand, 7
_;
under waists, 2nd hand, ; girl's mfdit.
waists, new, 14 ; girl's chemise, tram, i n
girl's chemise, 2nd band, 6 • girl's thunier
shirts, 2nd hand, 10 ; girl's flatinel skirts,
new, 6 ; girl's under wrappers, 2nd hand,
'2 ; girl's cloaks, 2nd h2,ti,42 girrecloaks,
2nd hand, 2; aprotur, 2nd hand, 7 ;
girl's set furs, 2nd hand,; infants wrap.
•
pars, 2nd band, 7 ; Infants flannels skirts,
2nd hand, 2 ; infants flannel skirts, new,
1 ; infants slips, new, 4 ; infants slips,
2nd hand, 3 ; boys' coats, 2nd _band, ;
bays' overcoats, 2nd tiand, 1 ; boys' pants
prs. 2nd band, 13 ; boys' vests, 2nd band,
4 ; boys' flannel shirts, 2nd hand, 2 ;
boys' flannel shirts, new, 4 ;,mens' coats,
2nd hand, 3 ; , -mens' overcoats, 2nd hand,
1; mens' vests, 2 nd hand, 8 ; mens' pants
pre. 2nd hand; 6; inens' shirts, 2nd hand,
7 ; mens' under wrftppers, new, 2 ;. mens'
night shirts, new, 4 ;'mens' double eowns,-
new, 1; mens' flannel drawers: prs, new,
4 ; mens' flannel drawers, end hand, 2 ;
shoes pres. tsen.2.s •, Shoes, 2nd band, 5 ;
stockings prs. 2kul basil, 14 ; stockings, ,
new, 10 ; - slippers : prs. new, 1 . ; rubbers,
prs. new, 2 • scarfs, ail,- 42 ; Hoods,
new, 11; hcads, 2nd band,. '4 ; sticilues,
2nt' band, 15 ;
.mittens prs. 2nd hand, . r 3;
yarn skeins, ; raspberry vinegar bottles,
8 ; jelly, bowls,. 24 wine . bottles,. ;
,„.
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a - li r :lF - w on . s ; won loWltsit•
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, stiiiiiiika# for ours
in u as t i; I: cantos Guam; soil ,
ainitrinn rlf. C. Porter $6 Oakley
from Ur. Corset 45 ;AWL hum awn
bets ISO 064Th,slostvists collsotkor
$187:.80: - -' - ' . ,'-- , z "
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, ' inutiatnunft Itirostir.
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:per4oolient APOOottooN
t* "Mk in TIMM% JIM/NY leak . 110$ 0$
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Local Coriespondence.
ME
Ernioi ' Rains= :.The past Week
I i
was, afore interesting to these people who
had business in Court : than to, others. do
account of the illness of Judge Morrow,
judge CUMllili, of-Williamsport, held. he
special term here. linch praise hasn
bi l
bestowed upon him by counsel and othl
for his energetic manner of deipatching
business.. The session came to an e
Thursday noon' by the irithdrawal of
important; suit which would othe ,
j
have occupied some time. Arthur Heap,
of Athens, was court reporter, and a nuns
ber of attorneys from Towanda were also
present. Williams lk Angle,, and Mr. De-
Witt, were among the number. ' _
A. fine lecture course has been .- , , .
by the M. E. Society, which pcomisna
be of much interest. • Bishop„Huntington
gave the first lecture January pub. The
subject. " lngersollism," was ably 'treat,
ed, and the Doctor showed himself a very
scholarly and eloquent' speaker. It must
be regretted, however, that any should
connect scientific study either in the'past
or at present with the evil vagaries oflia
gerioll.- Infidels II may attack the Bible
and theology, and believers may hold the
efforts of scientists up to• ridicule, but*ll
will fail to disturb either the one or tile
other.. Truth will ever be sought for her
own sake, and when found will still add
to tbO firm and growing belief in God and
the -revelations of His word. Scientific
research is one of the leading objects _of
the age, and, like every other impulse of
the mind seeking fir wisdom, is directed
and controlled by Him "who giveth lib
el allY and upbraideth not." The second
lecture of the course is"to be given by
Hay. Mr. Williams, former pastor of the
Church in this place. • His Subject is,
" The Giathat Wins."
The fine sleighing orthe past few weeks
has afforded much pleasure to the young
people. Canton has been the '.objeutiVe
point of halfn score , of - sleigh 'rides, and
our former townsman, John wolfe,. ha s
made the parties more than cerofortable
at his exCellent hotel. -- [
Oscaluwa gives the Eighth Annual-Rd
ceptien at Oliver's now ball early in-Feb
randy'. The occasion will be enjoyable,
and all the arrangements are being made
with , a, view to' satisfy all who - may -be
present. i
C. V. Grohs is home from Philadelphia
for a short visit, as satisfied as
could be imagined with .his position dud.
prospects.
. One month of the ill-fated year 'l B Bl
has passed, and thus ° far the fates have
behaved better than their prophets have
advertise& But then there.iatime enough
yet fair heaps of trouble, so' . we' must all.
behave well and'await • developments r ,
January '3l, 1881. , . .
,c .4 ,_ 41_1
GHENT.
EDITOR BEINIRTEIt :—As it has been
'some time sinch there has been anythi . ?g
in your local department from Ghent, and
fearing your numerode readers might for
get that such a place was in existence, we,
will endeavor to pen a few of thl Maui
things that , have transpired dui ng the
past few. weeks. •
OA, the 24th instant, the good people Of
this place give a' donation party at the
house of b. T. Gilletts; for the benefit'nf
the Rev. S. F. Wright; Net proceeds,
$26.
On the evening of the 21d, John 10r-1
tou, the gre at temperance reformer, gave
us one . lectures in the
Chili ch. Many of the ladies say - it wair
"just splendid." •
Tbe. Good Templars Lodge is now run
ning full blast. They are now editing a
Paper entitled the .Ghent Tempera,nee
Herald. - We can recommend it to' the
public as being a first-class paper for, gen
eral news, and spicy a itball.
Vie little portable mill, run 'by Horton
& Payne, is
,a success. Many have been
prophecy lug a failure, but there seems
even in this day and age , of the-world to,
be falsp prdphets by. the way they slash
out, the lumber with their little .twelve
horse power engine.
We learn by the wi►y'that P. M.. Young
has sent in his resignation as he Contem
plates building a mansion during the corn
ing Jenson. But '1 suppose-we will have
a post office all the same.
We have at least the snow pretty Well
piled in the roads—a little too much• so
for convenience.
There are more peopte lumbering ilia
winter flan
.we have known puny
years. •
, Wo have nd weddingii to record this
time, but:if things do not take a pretty
short turn about, we expect to: have a
number in"our next. - .
t t
January 28, 1881.
- • • , i TERRYTOWN. 7
1 1 -
' Elmer ' Wells lost a fine young horse a
few weeks ago, valued at - one hundred
•
and fiftydollarr. , ' '
On Friday, the 14th Institut, the friends
or Rev. B. Jones made him a donation at
, the Terrytosvn Hall. They . realizCd as re
ported *40.00.
It is suppofed that Ge - orge H. Strong
and Henry Flieleman will receive tbe mail
route from Towanda to Mehoopany, as
-iheir bid saems to be thivlowe4:;', '
Elmer Viall has purekuledwemalt-farm
in . our community, formerly' owned by
.Tites Pace.
J. Fox, who was,on'the sick list for
a few weeks, is now able to be around
again.
John Tifthen bas increased his faiin in
purchasing twenty-five acres of land more
joining his farm from Major triab Terry
for the sum of two hundred and fifty dol
lars. John means business.
tharles "Drummonds, the fruit tree
agent, for Arnold Brothers, , New . YOrk,
is now taking omen for springidelivery.
Mrs. Christiana Eberlin,_ and - son Sam
nel, and John &Sock and wife, from,Wil
-mot, hive been visaing their relating,
John . Butts - and Johd Siena; in our
vicinity, the past week.
George Vigil is said to receive an lir
. reararge of , pension of seven hundred rind
fifty dollars: ' • ;
Jessie Smind and Edith' Isis 4,
'wife, wholorMed a life partnership, over
one year ago, have jest admitted 'W new
Itipotwinuor
ihipaskaisal,o64
$l4-triss4"nit
‘tecirboil,*loo.4.24o4* ' 1640 4 4 4 -*
11118iiktiohleo: She tlitatiosvanygoid
Ishockalsi t 8 ~ a d
vuneaseat.
Mr. - Angostaihvon, Mos thlitidioe,
is lassalg school of MlPPlioldi Tipp
con* • punta,Bringuicx.
JIMMY 26,1881.
_;`,';;BUSINESS LOCAL'
-Irq
it ii *..
Oc laiit irt: 4110 Zeoeii;
el•40$10 liketl7pSezCeammt. -
- • : •
f -r- , _ ratirt,--.-'- : ,3 : -. .- - :.": , : l ::::,:-: .'. ; . :'..' 7 _ -: .-14.11(.:WaLLgei•.,
Pala
*ODbi
EZE2
Ocrcress has the beat ins:Amami
tor With Itionthe r4ar over Goma In
Towainli, and ot, prim !Ma ll* ninth of aU.
. . . . .
or The
.lAugeatt Best - and , Cheapest .
nue of now ter idethis , , Mimes' and Cilldresur
wear Le found st Cosies's new store, corner Kali .
sod Plawea“ Trery tbiobleW.l,3look: sirrete
rrir RirmovaL. , '-4. 8. Lima has 3
moved SM lltidertsktog Zstablialuie;nt, trots
Bride) street to rooms °natant street, over Ton
s= k Goinott's Drug Store, and IWoOnroan k
VAN BonsM Boot * Shoe Store. .k
fan line of
Undertaker's Goods from the cheapest to the best.
3an!,7,411, J. S. An tic, Agent.
vir L. B. Ronozn challenges comp).
Mks fie quality of koods and low prices °Outs.
Doors, Blinds and Yobilnio, and at bulldlngma.
tads!. • tang34l]
ar REMOVAL. ' •—.l-* 8. Allyn bas not re.
moved his undertaking utabishment from Bridge
Street. for the simple teasel be had noestablishl
"sent on Bridge Street to remove. I Purchased
4ir. - N. P. Mere stock _pt 'furniture and Under
taking, including bones, teams and other equip.
ments.'and shall continue the undertaking busi
ness at the old stand. By toting It *Mr personal .
attealon we shall endeavor to • wait a share of
,your patronage. I win not bo undersold.
Feb. &it - B. B. Pikacz...l
tlif PRICES WAY DOWN on Gents'
Fins and Cause Boots at BLUM*, Behlk•ntan's
Block. Nov :2741.
IMP GEo. L. Ross sells; Groceries awful
clutAr bemuse his eipeuses are ?cry light. sad
he is bound his i'ustogners shall have the terp,
pir Fora good, durable and neat-fAting
SHOE, call at V. J; BLl.lll'B, l lleldlemare.9 Block,
Main street.
HUIIRAII to GEO. L. Itoses New
'OrtkeeryStore In the koetnoye lllock, and get your
Groceries/At rock bottom. • Jon. 2).
rir YOU RUN NtfrltlSK when yea
buy your Groceries at a. L. nostra now store la
Montsuye Blork. Ills PRICES aro WkY DOWN
to roct,bottora.; - •
ills store la KELLUM BLOCK. Is? WAND.
boats the world by Low Orlin)s and good Gcsids.
Cam' It is impossible for a' woman after
rsicsiti COUTIIB of trestniont with Mut c.E.:
Plaituait's VEGETABLE commit! ,tu
continue to suites with a wvaktiesief the uterus.
Enclose a stamp to Sin. LYDIA E. Ibt N a HAW; :n
Vestern Avenue. Lynn.. Mass., fur ysinipfilets.
Sold by Dr. H. C. routine, Draggist; Towanda,
Pa.• -
rte - The 90• CENT STORE . is ,110211-
quarters for everythlog to tto II akt - or 'LAMPS anal
_
watt. GOODS.
far The articht advertise . ti in this pa-
tier c al l ed Balsam of Honey, nrwhat, It purports to
fic , , a good rellable , pigh Mlstate. • Its prcpertles
are soothing, healing, and litylgoratlng. Tau
are troubled with a cough or mid of long or short
standing, you can usino better remedy. The 15-
cOt Bottle holds threoAnarrOrs of a pint. It IN
, .
the'best and cheapest.Congh 3fliture In the mar
kat: . •Jan2lVBl.
, •
pir`'PETE-A-TETE SETTS, WINE
.TTS,, , LIQUOR SETTS—at 90• Cent Store.
Apr' UNION CIDER MlLL.—Thin is an
excellent Po(table that commends ttself
at sight. Farmers having apples going to waste;
will do well to give the Cider Mina trial, - It grinds
easily and rapidly—crushing the fruit. Instead, of
:grating. Capacity, five barrels, per day. For sale .
Cheap. ' - W*LLEB.
"Tawansla, Pa., Sept.
sr. w ENG MACHINE . NEEDLES
Oils and attacnmenta ai thi- 69-cont Store.
•
•
A fir "Raving sold my retail Furniture
Ind Undertaking hi:minter, known u tho Bridge
Street Furniture Store tp E. B.' PlePree I would re
apectrully recommend those In need of goods In
Ida line to call on him at the old eland.
I also wish to Inform those Indebted to mu l that
At will be necessary to settle the accounts soon.
February 3d.'1881.3m. N. P. Mats.
• far EPIDEMICA.—Just now . coughs,
:coldsAtlng and bronchial complaints seem to be
epidemic. lu these cases of sudden colds the best
thing' to do is to get "a bottle of • N. 11. Downs ,
Elixir.. which invariably gives speedy relief. sod
ultimately': effects a complete cum in all cases
where the breathing organs are affected. -Use It
In time and prevent serious lung difficulties: 9`tild
by all druggists. • Feb. 3d. iBBl.
tor There is no article in the line of
medicine that gives so !argon return for the Inoue*,
as a good porous strengthening plaster, such 'as:
Caster's Smart. Weed and Belladonna Backache
Plasters.
• . •
•
" Your Siorthons' Lirer . Regulator,
has been In TIRC In my family for some time, and I
am pcsnaded it is a valuable addition to the vied
leal.tolence.
. .
"G0V..12.10. GILL SIIOSTEIL. of Alabama
"II hasiproved a guod and 4ffeeilve medicine.
"C. A. NUTTING."
I •
far .; Mt. MgFria, N. Y., is responsilde
for the followthrraluable statement 'from Nita . . 31.-
e. Arnold : • "Warners Safe Kidney and Llrer
Cure has dune me wonder*. of good for catarrh o
the bladder and female weakness.":
Mr - The cans° of science has received
an Important addition in the elegant Observatory
wbleb.H. It. 'Warner, proprietor of the valuable
Safe flildney and Liver Cure, has erected at Hoch
.
ester,
-1111.1ER—BEIDLEMAIL—At the residence of
the bride's fattier In this place, Wednesday, Jan.
28th..1881, by Rev. Dr. Win. _Taylor,- of the
. Church of the Messiah, Jacob Miller, of Milieu
ter. City, and Florence,,fecond daughter of John
Beidleman, Erg. -
GlEliol7l.l).—ln Smithfield. Januar; :nth, ISM,
Mr.. Ephriam Geronid, aged about 47 years.
Smithfield, January 3iiss Susie
Chpds. aged 16 years.
MARKETS. . ,
REPORTED BYSTEVENG & LONG;
Gana&Masters to Groceries andProdice;corner
Main and Pine Streets. •
WEDNESDAY EVENING; PER. 2, MO.
!lour per MA
7lonr per sack
orn Meal per 100...
Chop Feed,
Wheat, per hush.- - 41.00 (do 105
Corn 4. 51
Rye
Oate..
Buckwheat . _
4S (i 4
Buckwheat Flour—. el 00 ga 1 70
Cluver seed 15 50 010 E 00
Timothy, western,.. ' . ,-(13 00
Beans. 62 lbs, ' 11 00 6 150 ( • "
Pork. mess as pm.- 118 50 818 ,
Lard - 00 0 .10 (41 12
Butter, tuba •20 0 25 • Oh
Bolts t 20 08 • -21 • ' al •
Eggs, fre5h.,...... :..@ • ro @ .
Cheese • ' . . . 0 81 (g‘ • 18
Potatoes, per hush.. 115 A SS ;. 0
'Beeswax -- ' 2O 0 22
CORDSCTSD 11Y,Oso. A. DAYTON
Stiles - 00% RI - 07%
Veal skins . "so ss et 20
Deacon Skins • . a 40 0) -65
Sheep Pelts ' #_ 5004 50,
- . CoinEcTDD BY. U. DAVIDOW 4 DUO.
Hides • " - 1 08 0 0735
Vest Skins • - 75 o#l 25•
Deacon Skins 40 0 80
Sheep - Pelts $ 750 •1 50
NATHAN TIDD,
Zoeller In -
PITTSTON, WILKES-BARRE
•
AND .LOYAL SOCK COAL 7
Lowest prices [(wenn. Mee and yard foot of
Me-street, Towanda. • , Jnly MOM.
A GEN T S. WANTED!
In ever, town In Sosquebanos. Wayne arid lira&
ford amnia for MIDDLE PENNSYLVANIA
XVTGAL ItZLIEIf ASSOCIATION. of
ton. Pa. .
Inagua:ie. at cost. Good .Commindonsallowed.
Good references requited. • • -
• $ l. W. nusrainunr; - -
Diurnal AGIN?,
11 . 111 " • Unit Bend Pa. -
MARRIED.
]PIED.,
PAYING. SELLING
.S 5
01
50 e 5 755
#1 40 A. 1 55
i t : 4'
(4;a
_4O
73 (4100
40
. „. .
, ,
HE -To ANDA' ,- -GASifico
2 0404 - Astokfitesittuitt Steekbehilet‘i,tei
eteetlat of "I leant — 6i s ers DeAfrib•
tog ism sad fee the of Init.
am *DI beheld's% the of the' -i to
Tarande Seeenti. 00-111014 DAT. - Dot* It -A.
D, ISO, between the boars ot litte44 4 oVitelt. P..
ir. • - - ' • %•... -- ;-•' . Lir. BETTS, ObtaStillg.
. TOIMIA4 Pe...February ad, 14814 w. - . , : :
SREEIREQU/N VALLEY MILLS
The usentrwit tit Etwkwood ea put fia
ttOrtwelt Moir sae store atlits. MA to proforma
to do all klods Ot Milli; gwoottly and sotratiotth
Sawtog cheroot Oat the etwspert. It wilt
bo toad* au °Wort to thaw wistlog wort to this
Itio to call at tton /4tUr. U. r• ATlatr
tilwabogriln q rom, Jan. 10. I.ll4toors.
GAMBLE & O:ITIRiER,
Monfactwm iwd liealers to
..0181211.AT . i'UIt2SI'rIIRE, RUDDER ',VALVE
PU11173,10.
Sap: Hun. Bridpird County, Pa: retp.3,ll24ni.
IME
NOW READY
For the
SPRING TRADE I
\ P. Vi
\ • •
\ • .. •. -
OCB FRY
99 -CENT STORE,
•
Anticipating the demand for ew. . Goods for the
early Spring trade. Mt are offs offering in addition to a
full and vrelbeshicted stock of Cinekery. 0 1 /Alb.
II are and House Furnishing Goods, a few special.
ties to which we ask your attention. among them
the newest patterns of t Glassware, called the
Japanese Pattem,
In a full Ifne-for Table use;
SHERWOOD'S FIRE-PROOF
STEW PANS,
The Boast article ever offered to the trade for cook.
tug purpose'.
Safety 011 Cans.
NEW STYLE BRACKET. LAMPS
NEW STYLE HANCINC Lion,pp
JOB LISTS lIIICLASSyyARE,
And many otnor articles useful amtiornamental
C.- P. Wff.LES.
Pa. January Vls,
DAL
NMViT
SWARTS
GORDON
Hare tilled the Old Store
CORNER OF MAIN AND-BRIDGE STREETS,
•
(lately occupied by ow 6, Brea.) tilth au entire
NEW STOCK OF FINE
. FAMILY
Groceries Sc Provisions.
We lu‘lte attention ta our.
•
complikrE ASSORTMENT
AND CHOICE STOCK
or
24 1 E 11 ;7 COOIDS
esr Tll9 highest market prices paid to
Farmers ba Cash for desirable produce.
An lasortment of
Wood and Willow-Ware
kept constantly on hand. Buyers are .Invited to
.call and examine our Goods and Prices. .
M. D. SWARTS,
A S. GORDON.
Ttiwanda, Pa., January 24th, MI
GET YOUR HAIR CUT
AND SHAVING, AT ME
Ward., House
SHAVING ; PARLOR.
We stujjy to pliaate,.
D. V. STIDDPE, Prop'r
Towanda, Pa., July 15.:1879.
SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE BRADFORD REPORTER
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
IN .AD r A NCE
:$
Outfit sent free to those who wish to
engage In the moat pleasant and profita
ble business known. Everything new.
Capital not required . ' We wlil . turulsh
,yo everything. 110 a day and upwards is ,easily
made without staying sway from home over night.
No risk whatever. Many new workers wanted at
once. 31any are making fortunes at the businels.
Ladles make as much as men. and young boys and
girls make great pay. Nome who Is willing to
work fails make more money-every day than can
be made In' a week at any ordinary employment.
Those who engage at once will -find a short road to
fortune. Address 11. lIALLZTT &CO., Tortiligad,
- . • Ont. U. Isle
GET .YOUR
-. JOB PRINTING
- -
....DONE AT THE-.
• .
- " REPQRTER" OFFICE
AiILLS,Tbe undersigned \ baying
(eared the old itantsburyllll!. would Eaten
th patronage of the community. Ctirioni•Work
dam Immediately audit' good order. .Mltesithin
the Mil halo Wen repaired and hereafter: It will
be kept In• good order. reed.'llour, Netil and
Bras constantly on hand. Caatipaid for grain at
kraeontewn. iiZNBT W. W&1.1.11.
Wonreeton. June 17. WO. .
1100TICE,L.All persons'-ore forbid
11 cutting 'MOW Os the lassie of *Slate Ed.
warn McGovern, in Overton Township, withoisS
Unwritten comsat of tbo,landlnigned, *ler tar
penalty of the law.' 'le
Jolts mcoovElm E4iiester:
annea l Mg nokyr r
MN
Al.Ciiiitifitaiii:Oiptsiiiii!Air* of - Bradford: :County, from
. . . .
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.:.
_. .-- -• Expenditures. - . .- '
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To waning paid inditort . ' -.. ....... *. .. 4143 00 Mahon A.lllinlard, Trey T..,',. - : 111111 40 , •
•
Prothonotary 's and 119,144r 1 VArditor... ; 90 00 Theodor* Pratt. Oratmillo T....... SO SO
Frisoners'support lapenitialari 4 .. 1,11011 1$ . Ears Baanst,lfincyr - r MI A -
Conveying pin SO penitentiary ha a H. A.Marregmli =debar, T 14 tle-
Prothonotary% lan s . ' 425 a John Chatilben. Memo T 10 011
Shall: suismoni=s s ' . • 114 00 .Charles Warms, Alla 8..... ' . 111 JO ;
ounsel to Comm • - 5$ GO John Cosby, itidgbairT ,aOO -
Bent of Court romnat Tetry...... - . . MO 00 liVinsD4llol4l;AtnittalaT 19 Of .
Bridge contrasts '- . • •. - .1.043 la F.O Yang. Troy? - - 7130 •
Costs InConinnennialth suits. • - .41 090 $4 J. 8. ' l.ll, _ditus II ' ' - 'lll 40
Bradford Vaulty Aptindturaelloclay.;. - 100 00 D.P. filmresh, South Creek. 13 00
Zistalon expenses ' 1,987 40 :FtancLi Campton, litolington W: a4O • ,
Alieseon 2,240 00 D:11. Brun. Larry I • •a 35.; -,
Tatersa juror ' " 7,M3 22 .8. T. Lindley. Leßoy T ' ~...17 00
Constables malq . nw renunsaad attempts - \ "Ailltitail Mellianght, etarrille Ti... 34 00 .
- st elections . 915 23
.Ityrots lt. Horton. Boas T...:.:: ' II 00
0860 tiook6 - - - s 967 e 1 G. M. Hoffman, Terry T ' • It 00
Making duplicates and registers . 50 WV ' Joel .'
Catoph6ll.•Litetilleid,T...... 2$ 00
Fuel and lights ' • MS 17 John F. Verbryok. Wilmot T - •24 00 -.
Tipataves and crier of Court - - 419 50 Loft Stevens, Albany T. ...... 931
Repairs 013 public baldinat . ail 92 0.8. Gamble. Wilmot T:........ 19 00
Bridge - - • 3,462 92 Ella Botren,,Warren T. ~.. . ..., 700 -
Prboner7 stri mpiort In Jail 2,691 29 !Wm. P. Arnold,' Rome T $ 50
Grand jurors 1 1165 43 ;,lames Holland. Wilmot T ' 50 M
Public printing' ' . • 1,564 02 ;• L. Z. Griggs, Monroe T.... - 26 16
Postage and stationery . . --116 50 ' L. M. Marshall , !tome T.... *4 00
.
District Attorney - . 469 00 Wm: A. Kellogg. Monroe T...... 050
Coronae and Justices , inquisftions.....: -- 'lll3 74' Q. P. Taylor, Warren T.
]5 10
Insurance Op public buildings: • 07 40 John A. Keene. Standing Stone.... 20 00
r ntanograpiteral Court . 1400 00 James Burke Asylum T..... - - 27. 90 -.
Jury Ju_Commissioners 310 74 George (Math. Hider v 1a 00
Taz Branded— . 126'27 Peter Walborn. Towanda T 29 09
Damages for the loss of sheep by d - • , • P. P. sweet, Ulster T. , - .8 00
0.-A. Barrows . Albany T... ..... , 411 50, , •., P. W. Fisher. Towanda T ' . - 14,00. .
H. U. Vanloon, Albany T ' 700 , ' , D. H. Critomin. Asylum T ' " 660
J. B.' Wheaton. Litchfield T 7 001 .', •
: ' I'. Garsline. Wysez.T - ..,, 16 00
J. P.llorton. Terry T . 0 50 John Petersen, Athens B 24 to;
John Friable. Terry T 20 00' T. P. Myer. Franklin T—, ... ~ .. 20 Co
H. W. Rhodos. Albany T 800 . Geo. D. Oh-. mbers, lildgbihry T... 17 SO
B. McDonald, Franklin T 72 00 L : ••• . G. W. 81ckler. Franklin T....... 16 Co
A. D. Some. Leßoy 7 104 00 L' Patrick McGuire.-Terry T ...... .. 1: oo
J. B. Warburton, Leßoy T - 15 00 : , _ ' Illtam Stereos, Monroe T... 1 ... 2900
H. M. Miller. Terry T ' 600 ' f Guy May, itidgbory T - • 66 00
Josiah !Smarty, Ten'T : . U 331, 3 ," !, Ellen Pitcher, Towanda B I 6 co
F. A-. Bradley, Home T 6so . John Halstead, Terry 1 . -. - ... ' • 9.00
Thomas Beaumont, Pike T...'..... 17 00 . ' - Alen Knights. Albs ,11 32 00
_, ..._.—
J. G. Schoonover, Terry
H.,J. Chubbock, Warren T
Thomas J. koOf, Standing Stone..
J.H. Schoonover, Terry T
Joel S. Taylor. Granville T
John Elliott, Terry T.... 1
Ellen Pitcher, Towanda 8... -....
Clemenft Ell, Terry T ' ' ' .9 50
'fl t 8. Allis, Wpm' T 41 00`
William. Yo:. Testy T 14 10
J. ("4,Uogers. L 114911414 T 17 00.
G. Conklin. Orwell T J " 7 60
Cluarles \ Colemin, Herrick T.: - .... 19 00
George 341 egos, BurUniton T.... 18 00
Thomas Coot, Wpm.' T• •• • •••••• •15 50
J. 11. Allen, Tiptoe T • 800
G. W. 8r0wn,4:7 11 ,11 T... .. ...: 700
James MeMoiian, Ulster T. . 9 00
James Rua, Asyln T *** 750
-John R. Warburton, elloy T.. :-:• 821 -
J. s. Shoemaker, Loßo T 12 Co
0. A. Kelley, Leßoy T.'. 39 00
-J. A. Whipple. Leßoy T.......... 10 co,
Oeo. T. Wilcox, 'Leßoy T...‘.. .... 40' .09
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't .t,
4 • .
Aesount with the several , l ' lag tors of Comity Tax for IRSO sad Preview : . ....7.l, ,
as Amount l Amount Anent dinlst
16
TOW/331P8'& t u
osoons. 2rama o;tcoftsefors. 1
_a ' Eson.f. Per
\
..:: , 7 Charg'cL l l ßecoired rated." Cenrge
1 _
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Burlington West.; N. C. McKean - . 1677 , 13a1:11 . 3 14 7 ..) -
Albs Borough ' C. S. Wilson .... 1879 11 07 _ 11 671 .. - ... ...-....
Athtn.s Borough.,4, I. H. Hosmer ...... 441 48 339 231 123 87 $7B as
Earllngtou Township Wm . P. Lane • .... 157 88 . -218 101 488 ..; 44'90.
Burlingum Wes; N. C. 'McKean • • ~%... 20 98 • 14 II 687
Burlington 80r0ugh.,... 4. K. Hoes 83 04 72 821 3' .'7 49
Ridgbury Tcrodohtp ....4.
"100. lit irton t ilr • ..,.. 379 941 3E3 88 744 '-63 62
South Crook . David Chase...... ' 4 5 56, 380 . 50. 3 73. 41 34
Sylvania Borough " . Darld Stevens... i .... . *.... . .... - 47 88 '. 33 841 121 763
South Waverly '4. H. Howell 8.20 78 20
Ulster Township _ Geo. Bartholomew.... ...... .. . 75 7 74r7 ..8 571. .1644' 50 49
Wilmot Township
' ' ' rhos. E. _
. Quicl...., . ';'. . . .... ' .... 71,5 71i 166 151 17 75
.. 41 61
_ • .
' Total - • - ......1 11.919 . 931 11,495 70 163 40 • 1335 113
. r.
- . _ r•"''"" ... 1........._ ,-_.. -_•*-"-' e•-•-8.._•-•_-•
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Antietam Township • 6lba Burnham 1830! 319 81 - 315\73 17 50 16'62 -
Asylum Township B. C. Cblison ' ....... ....1 • 1.447 43 . 1,367 71 •.7 71 71.99
-Athens isorongh ' ' I. S. Williston ' 3.586 59 ,L4BB 15\319 70 70-24
Athens Township ...... ......... W. A: Plummer.- ......... .. . . 3,757 st , " 3,504 26 :\ 170 . 384' 44
Albany Township - ... W. L. Kenyon , 605 591 737 33 it 39.46
Alba Borough C. S. Wilson -". ' .. 394 38 131 113 3 •66
Barclay Township. .. '
.• Jno.-H. Davies - 1
3.031 67 916 17 25 07 so 33
.Burlington Township . ' ' Wm. P. Lane...: ....... -.... ...,, 1,159 113 1.284 70 28 42 \ \66 66
Bort:melon West I.A. Phillips .1,076 83 1,(.02 32 21 -76 .52 75
Burn gton Bort:Intl M.S. D00g1a50........, ....... .... 199 91 IE6 011 Cl 4 14 0,70
Canton Borough J. IL Tripp .... 1,067 It 1,007 93 6/3 '53 61'5
Canton Township Ewd. C01e... 2,306 49 2,167 35 , 23 07 114 07
Colt.nibia Township... • ' .... Lyman McClure • ~....':... 1* 121 1! 2,390'91 *4 35 125 84
Franklin T0wn5hip........... Sterne McKee .... , 827 31 778 87 745 40 gg 1
Granville Tuirnshlp Frank Bunyan %.. ..... .. .... 1,52:98 1.444 19 -2 71 76 1,1 1
ilerHek Township IL F. Rogers • 1,053 02 992 08 *8 72 -52 22
Litchfield Township Albert Carmer 1,669 15 1,577 29 884 93 02
Leßoy Township . L. A. Wooster , .... 1,337 49 1,310 931 754 .69 00
Lellaysvilie 11. S. Prentice.... ......... .'. .•.. 469_63. 443 27 302 23 33;
Monroe Borough B. B. Bonen - " 355 82 318 81 "r'l9 74 16 77
Monroe Township W 7 A.Kellogg...: ...... ' .... .... , 1,4 9 6 4 1
77 10
_3,35,379
05 69 3 1 6
u 3ll 7 4 1 3 1, 5
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New 'Albany Borough /V . W. Magee
Orwell Township A.-A. Allyn ... 1,419 93 1,784 tc. si - ie .93 93
Overton Township * Wendell Sick... ... ••••
- 533 61 448 04 : 61 99 23 58*
• Plke,Township ..... C.F. Jones s. .... 2,219 57 2,094 51 14 83 110 23
Ridghtury Township M If. McCormick * , ..... .... 1,750 81 1,633 40 . 10.41 87 02'
Rome Township, CM. Van Winkle ' ~... 1,436 81 1,339
.761' 548 .71 67
Rome Borough-, ' •R. G. Wilmot • 192 08 181 - 791 ' 73 966
Shentasluin George Childs 1 2,487 6 4 7 • 816 011 19 74 421 19
Smithfield ' Diton Phelps • ..,.. 2,745'53 *2,621'861 25 67 117 99
South Waverly Geo. W. , .Edminster ...-- 929 37 569 951 13 64 45 78
South Creek G. H. Thompson.... 1,16718 1,097 66' 17 3 .57 77
Springfield Thu Leonard - .... 2.494 9 21 2,856 121 14 10 124 CO
Standing Stone'
•....... 1,21"18 74
" 2 41 05 7 8 0 3 1 Is t
650 81 - 5. 10 5 8 4 2 1
_ Geo. C. Jennings....
Sylvania Borough IW. IL Stevens
.Towanda Borough ' ,A. Wickham ' 5,954 28. 5,572 341 .88 631 293 23
Towanda North ' IJ. M. Avers . ... - 675 20 634 791 . 7 101, 33 41
• Tow,anda Township... 1,207 95 1,189 85 ', 15,61 62 57
1 ,* L.M.IL.M. Bowman '
2,634 - 01 2.493 391 - 941 131 23
Troy Township H. N. Fish.., .
'Troy Borough ` 4 ,1 J. Stewart ' -. ...... 1,896 97 1,767 59j 13 30 - 94 08
Tuscarora - John Clapper ' . ....1 1,243 78 1,172 34; 14 74, - 61 76
Terry Township, ' ° Shubal Bowman .... 924 51 863 44, - 13 631 AS 44
Ulster-Township ' James G. Howie , ....
. 1,457 36 , - 1,378 94 , 5 65' 72 67
Warren Township ' L. S. Rowe - ... , 7,137 20 2,021 34i _ rs.s. 106 48
Wells Township : J. W. Beeman ' .... 1 1,329 90 1,732 671 604 91 19
Wilmot Township .. D. I). Dieffenbach ...... .... • .... • 1,065 74 985 41, 28 .11 - 5l 36
Windham Township ... ~R. E. Madden • - .... 1,639 88 L 599 22' - 6 491 84'17
AF , ,alusing.... • ... ... : . IG. R. Stone .... 2,081 62 1,952 481 26 .281 102 76
Wyse' Township • I . E. R. Bishop .... 1,157 25 . 1,745 85/ 19,57 , 91 /8
. 1
. - - -,-.....-,
_
Total • , - 172.755 .4166.063 69,11100, 87
. - .
Acton nt with the several Collectors or Dog Tax for the year 18110 and ?revisits
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. ^ . .-1 1 Amount Amount Am*Jit Ant n't
TOWNiMIIP.3'4II BOROUGHS. • Na m es +s/ Cpileclons, a - Brune- Per
11 • • - ',.l Caary'd. Ittetired rated. C.nt'ge
- p---_-___ -
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Athens Borotigh . r. •I. H. Iferimei
~ . . 1879 til- $3O 00 $l9 00 81 . 0 00 . •
fil 00
Burlington Township I . ' • Wm. P. Lane : . ... .53 501 45 60 •,b 50 240
Burlington West - . .• '.N. C. McKean ._., . .. , 32 781 •32 7 ~ ._ ~ ..
Burlington Borough . S. K. Ross . . . .- ' .- 5 50 ' , 4 36 ' - 100 22
Rldgbury Township . . Jno. Stirton, Jr . . ... 104 00 SO 25 900 .4 75
South Creek .- . -.
.David Chase . . .:. 58 50 49 es . ,8 (0 2,62
Sylvania Borough . . .11Javid Stevens . . : :... 75 0
~ 7 1
~.. _ .37
'Ulster Township . • : . I Geo. Bartholomew . .- .. .. :. 14 60, 4 0 - - 50 3 69
Wilmot Township : . •I'Thos. E. Quick . . . .. •..
114.'50 100 23 , 500 527
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- Total : . . . k . . . • . .-• .. 1 .... 6 139 78 . $231 65 81 3 0 0 0 10 23
) .. 1 • . 1 , ITT - • - ---.;.______ 2.••••1 ..,....
Armenia . - . ' . . .lAlba Burnham . . . .4880 15 CO' 30 93 350 57
Asylum . '. ' ••• . .'B. C. Chllson . , .1 „ „ 65 50! 53 67 .9 00 283
Athens Borough. . . . 1 .1. s. wthiston . • . ..1 .. 25 50! •18 52 700 •95
Albany - Township '. - . . ; %V. L. Kenyon . . •
. 1 . ' B 3 $0; 75 0.5 4 3') '3
95
Albs Borough . . ' • .IC. S. Watson .• . .1.. 9 , 00 - .6 65 2: to _ 1 - 5
Barclay . . . - . .1 tohn 11. Davies . . .1 .. 4 0 eih 31 78 550 172
-Burlington Township • . .'Win P. Lane , . • . ,1 ..• 69 50 ' -54 15 12 50 285
Burlington %Vest . . .J. A. Phillips . . .1 .. , 3 4 001 28 03 - 4 50; . 147
Burlington Borough . . . 31. S. Douglass . ,'. .. 6 00, 570 ...1 30
Canten'Borough .._ . .J. H. Tripp . .• . j.. ' 0 COI 521 ...s0; -^77
Canton TownstiP, - .'' -- ~ ' . Evil. Cole . -
. •110 50 .91 201 14 501 .4 SO
• .1 '
Columbia • - . . . . Lyman McC l ure,. .., ... 63 MI. 57 48, 8 001 302
Franklin • .. ; . . Sterne McKee - . . 1.. - 00 0 0; 43.-toi, sOO 220
Granville . . 6 . . Frank Bunyan .. ; . .t •• 78 50 1 .' 68 401 650 360
Herrick . . . . .H. F.. Rogers . .' . .: ..-
.. .41 '::0' 16 581' 3 00, . 1.92
Litchfield .'.. . . -. ' . Albert Carmen'.• ..- .1 .. 77 0 , 62 22; 11 50! 326
Leßoy Township ._ ....L. A. Wooster .. . 1•• 79 5 0 65.89', 7 CO; ,3 62
Leßay.sville . . , . ' . .d. S. Prentice . • .- - - ..1 . - 1 950 8 08 ; 1 '69j 42.
Monroe Borough . . • . .B. 11, Hants : . . .: '.. • 950 . 8 551 : 501 - '45
Monroe Township. . 'WM. A. Kellogg . , . .l .. 74 00 1 65 551 5 . 001 345
Neve t Albany Borough -. .W. W. Magee .' . .I -' - 5 00 ' a to., roe l . 20
Orwell; • . - . . .. .A. A. Allyn . • .' . ~ .. 73 00 -63 65. 500 335
()Tenon .' - . . . . Wendell Sick ' . . . . 24, 50 18 52L 500 98
Pike Townsltip',„ . . . •.C. F. Joneti . . ••• .. :' 1• • • o' , 5 "1 63 401 850
~... - 3
to
Ithlgrinry . 1. : .. . . 11.111. McCormick . ~j ~. 96 50 8976 2 001 -4 72
Rome TOWIMIIIO . ..
. . C. M. Van Winkle .
~; 1.. 58 50 47 . 98• 800 252
Rome Threugir , :.. . . . B.' G. Wilmot . . '• • . 700 }• 5 70; 100 • 30
Shesbegnin .:... ~ . . . George Childs . ; .1 .. 97 00 . 38- 631 3 501 467
-Seuth Creek. , . , . . .G. H. Thompson . . .; ••• . 5 ! 00 48 431 i 001 235
Springfi .. .„ : . . Tim Leonard •.
. ~ !..• 71 00 56 051. .15 00 295
Standing Stone . ;;, • . . . Geo. C. Jennings . .. - „II- 53 60 . 52 73, 800 277
Sylvania . • ~.! . ~ .W. H. _Stevens . '. . „1!.., „5. 50 • 542. . 28
-.Towanda Borough . . .A. Wickham • . -. .1'.., . 59 50 49 46 1 idO 260
Towanda North • . . . .5. N. Ayers . . • .11.... ' - 41 00 31.831 750 1 6 7
Towanda Township . . .L. M. Bowman .•
.. . .'••,..-- 42 00 .131 &V sso - 167
Troy Township . . '. . . H. N. Fish . . .
.. , ..,. ' 56 5 0 •; 77 43! 500 4 107
Troy Borough .' . . • 51.4. Stewart „,. ~._ . . .. ' 23 W.... 1 !I 13 78, , ,17 50 - 72
Terry Township . . . 3hubal Bowman . .... . 1 • • 65 41 . ' 51 771 It 00 •2 73
1.
Ulster Townahip . , . . tames G. Howie .- . - • • 51 ' 6°1 46 071 aOO ;43
Warren Township . . . .`. S. Bowe . . ' .N.._. .1 - I 8200!
..
_7505! 'BOO 393
'Wells Township •. . . I. W. Beaman
.... • .1. .• 1 . 62 ,,. O ,P_ 5325 . 700 275
Wilmot . . .' . . .D. D. 1/11.1Tenbacb ... .1 . . 1 AVi Y" 88 35 '8 00 445
Windham '' R. K. Madden - . . . • 60 00 48 93 '8 50 257
Vrylma -. .: • • .E. R. Bishop .. . ... 1 82 53 - 61 7 . 1 7 50 ' 325
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. Total
.-.... .... .... 1 - 7 ....,
, 'l , •..i ...., .. 1 82444 00 $1.977 00 Vas 00 WI 00
MEM
4,NUA_I_, REPORT
El
:snug Ist to Decomba 31st, 1880.
Joke Grant, Treasurer,~ in
. 11e002114 with the
Dr.
To amount_ dna upon. duplicates for 1117i2 - •
and previous years . . . V.,210 71
Duro for 1830ancludIng re-iesesantenta, :.,763 .76
Dog tax • . i . . .. 2,241 00
*Overdraft at Vint National Bank. ' . 8,377 18
Incidental reeeViala . . . . . 557 27
Tax received tin returned lands . . 1,11041 82
In Tressury,'January ISSO. , 124 2$
IfEl
#87,706 10
*Money advalieedTsj Sant previous to collection
of lases for 11180, afterwards repaid.
Jew. N. Grunt, Treasure:, lho areosat wine • 4 Bradford County poor DistrieC44.
2)4 -
To amount of oath from sale of'Poor
howbonds . . . 40.1=00
s' Total
, . 10 , 600 4.00.
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State of Pennsylvania, Bradtrent County, se: . ~
We, the undersigned, Commlisteners of said County, do herebj certify that the for4olng, is a true
add correct statement of the reeelvals and expenditures of said County from the first day of January,
A. D. 1930, to the thirty-Snit of DecemberinA. D. HMO, both days Inclusive. ,
' \ Witness one bawls and test of oifice.at Towanda, this 30th day of Jiqtruk A. DAMN.
DANIEL BRAD ORD, I
n. \ ' . . n ' ' J.n;.W. lIIIRST. Caminiesioners.
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Attest. Lawse, cnick. . . .17. HANSON, - •
._ 4 1 L.. .
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BRADFORD' corste $8: - - . - —,-
We. the undersigned„:Anditors of. said Coun'4, do t ersby** l t u hat_ires have eimidned the forego.
Instatement and veneers for the ozinc l tud find th em tckbe, - rn -
t e„,.. , -,:,... -- W. W. MOODY, -
c. -P, WELLES. AltutOrs.
..„. t ,..- ,. .- -- V. ig, PRATT
!.donitabstacey OW, MUTT ir, /Wt
•
OF TUE
F 1! W. Peat, Troy T 'lt 00
W. D. Moe. Artemis T .... 10 GO
8. J. Wheeler, Blagbary T. —... 10 00
Geo. D. Chambers, Iltdgbury T.. 12 00
E. C. Abbott, Pike T 12 047
C. 1.. Squirm Pita T 20 00
W. M Platt, Herrick T........... 17.00 '
14 00
a 04)
50
00 . .
28 CO
18 OC
44 CO
V. A. Bradley. Home T Ii 00
Wm. Welsh. Jr.. Towanda T Si 00
Joseph Eillottaerry T J . 14 00
• .• 1.811 74
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Repairs and expense& on Towanda bridge 7,877 63
/Maranon on Towanda bridge - ISO 00
Poor-house construction =ISO 115
Pnrcbase of •Poor-honse farm ..._.' 11.170 CO
Testes: implement& stock sad Labor for ..
Poor-House faren ...... .... 2.437 03
Enlasolog Prora and Rer's 0111cea 3,11 Y/ Of
Shetifinfor election proclamations ' ' 04 114
Daniel Bradford, County Commissioner.- PI CO
J. W. Hurst, County Commissioner : 004 00
M. P. Ransom, County Commleatoner..: 400 00
William Lewis, Clerk '1.10 0: 00
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4112,00 r. II
g Total..
. ,
. Cr.
Sy amount exonerated to Culleckes toi
• 1872 (county tax. 08.40; dog , tax, 03.00) $l3l 40
For 1880 (county, 0409.87 ; -dog4281.00) 4372 87
Percentage to Collectors for lath (county
tax... 5335.83; dog tax. $20.22)f. . 358 Oe
For 1880 (county. $3,5112.20 ; dog, $1 . 04.00). 3,688 - 20
Paid Supt. Ryan for Teachers' Institute.
State tax for years 1870 and 1880 . . 3,216 60
On orders other than Poorqbmise . - 54,400 13
One per emit. commission on 073,01.10.
730 58
Two per cent. comm'n on . $57.134 111 -
Leseover•draft at rat Nat. Wit 8,277 ls •
7 ,45r - 4 - 1 . eat . 10
By amount In Treasuty, January 1, 1801.. 22,5.97 111
Total..n
By amount of interest paid on Parr-house •
bonds,. . . . • . $l,OOO 00
Orders pid for 'Poor-boas, purposes; AIM 04
One per cent. connuissionAn 140.000.00 . 400 LO
Tao per cent. commissien.on 137,183 04 . 737 SS
Amount In Treasury, January 1, ISM . 030 30
Total
11 3682 20
-.aid County of. Bradford.
.117,7011 10
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.DIOOLAVAVIONWIIIII2A
•rAmat.mossoir.irmadmd Al=
Ittb Judicial ot the
of Bndford , lhao l tio Th riN bacirtrig :-
tits ttib Opor,Denuaber, WI are Owlet, tar i
lk:Mora ot oat - Tordw, assent
441 WOOL larialler Imam at lariPrto. Cow
Oft Pleas oak OunCnt Tionalle, tor
tha sooty ot asimoOrg lliestay;
/11111117 ANT eon mobs.
Notice is therefore hereby pm to tbeCourides
and Jostles. of the Peace of. tie comity of Nis&
got they be Wen and Wire lo tier=
- patrons. at lotreltal fa the toommon It •
"Oh records; logidaltiono not Ober reosulitiosaii •
to &Woo tbi obleli to Oar *Sao ropartalar -
to be dose; imii‘ those olio sor boort by nowt.
maces or otherwise, to
Jar! prosecute mina the 0. , .
seri Lebo are ar may be is (be elf old einaty,
are to be Uganda' there to proem:lsta matt them
as shall be pot. Jdrort are requestorto be pew
nal la their attendance, iurreey to their wilco.
Dated at Tornaida. the 12th dsyof isaraUith tlnd oi
year of our Lord ono iiol3lllolll elpK _
and eightpone, and of the lad oboes of the
Unita*Rumone trirrind and
rsTra 1. DIAL piertf.
nRZHANEP COURT .
N., virtue of an order Lamed Oat of the Orphism ,
Court of Bradfotd . COnati, t> rodenissal, ad.
ministrator of Cladotto Nom; build boloaty..de
comedown] expose to public sate upoa the
on THURSDAY, 3WRUARY i lai rt 44 2
o'ckick. r. x. the undivided half 'put of the fol
k:ruing described' real estate, lanai* la Bari
township : Beginning at a point in the tarn
being the southwest earner of a lot !abraded to t be .
conveyed this day to George B. Haight ;_
south WV ) met 7 perches by saki turnpike toils
northeast corner of the William Robtrumm lot. ha
foe lot No. l•; thenge by said lot 'No. IS youth
64M 0 west It 240 perches to a post and stases;
thence • north 6Sh west 6-t0 perches to a past
and stone. a corner of a let this day conveYed to
Reuben Haight ; thence Aprils rof 0 east, 262-10 per.
chop to a poet and stones, another earlserof Reuben
Might's lot; thence south Who east Wile perches -
to a post 2nd stones ; thence north N 240 perches
to the place of beginning; cantatas 26 acme. sure '
or less; reserving ban= Renewed to Leßoy Haight.
Being the same Land conveyed by idward Chnertssa
and wife to Charlotte Noyes and Christiana Noyes.
by deed dated August la. A. D. 1151, sad mccorded
In deed hook No. U. page 279, he.
TERMS OF lIALE.-00 down.sloo ea amines.
Rod. and balance in oneyear with interest from '
confirtriation." J. W.
Burlington. J&n. mossi
p EUISTER'S NOTlCE.—Notice
Jl_Vla hereby given, that there has been filed in
the otilre of the Regliter for the Probate of Wills
anti granting Latteri of Administration In and for
.the County., of Bradford, State of Pennsylvania.
accounts of atitninistration upon the following
estates, vie
First and anal account of lallton Lewis and En
sile Lewis. executors of the List will and testament ,
of justus Lewis, late of the township of Wyalusingi
Final aceountgf Y. U. Huffman,. administrator
of the estate of Thomas Maxwell, late of the Bor•
ough of Troy. deceased.
Final account of J. l':.lireodnilf, surviving exec.
utor of the last wilt and testament of Jared Wood.
ruff, late of the townshlp-of Monroe. deceased.
First and anal account of Henry N. Bixby and
H.lntHda Ntal, administrators of the estate of
Chester Neal, law' of the toWnshlg of Wlinatalsis
deecased.-
First and partial account of Cyntlda Anthony
and Sankgel L. Anthony, executors of, the last will
and testament of John S. Anthony, late of the
township of Ulster. deceased
Final account of E. O. Taylei, executor of the
last will and teitanomt of Mahetable Fairchild,
late of the township of Herrick. deceased.
Final account of John Livens, ens of the idmln.
istrators cum testament° anite.ro of the estate of
Daniel Livens, tate of the township of South Creek,.
deemed.
Final account of 0. L. itnssell, adm i nistrator of
the estate of Sylvester Hluier,late of the .township
of Rome, deceased.
Mai account of Elisha Lewis, administrator• of
the estate of W Blinn Conover, late of the tuwuehlp
of Wyaluaing. deceased. -
Final account of Emma Iledingtou and Rob
ert F.; Itmrington., administrators of the estate of
George -F. Itedington, late of the Borough of Troy,
deceased.
Piaui - account of Sarah A.TiesillY, guardian of
4a• id E. Bestertnow Marie H.3lontanyel.
First and dna! acconnt of Ira'Ylach, administra
ior of the estate of Reuben' Hickok. late of the
township orlrarren, deceased: .
• FirsranCtinal account of J. L. Flu adminis
trator of the estate of John,Pltt, late of the town
. ship of South Creek. deceased.
Supplemental final account of A. H. Spalding,
sorTiring administrator of the estate. of George H.
Wipes, late of Athens, deceased:
Flap! -account of W. Cole and B. B. Hollett,
administrators of the iatat- e of Salsbury Cole, late
of the township of Monroe. deceased.
IFinal account of Jason K. Wright, guardian of
W. H. 3farray, minor child of Rachel Murray, de
ceased, by Ely Wright and Mule E.Wrlgbt, exec
utors of the last will and testament of said Jason
H. Wright, deceased.
Final account Of Chandler rootlet(' and C. W.
Reinolds, executors of the last. ill kid testament
of Wilson Casideld, late 0f the township of Eike,
decea-ed:, •
And also the appratsement-of property aet - off by
executors and administrators to widowaind chil
dren of the following decedents, TLI: •
1. Estate of A. R. Bowman, late of-the township
of Leßoy, deceased.
E,tate of John Driscoll, late of the Borough
of\Troy, deceased. _
3:l:nstat - e.of Edwfb M. Wright, - late of the town
-ship of, Columbia, deceased. •
4. Estate of Abel Watk , ns, - late of the Borough
of Sylvania. deeraged.
5. Estate•Of Asabel Panneetor. late of the town.
ship of Sprisigtleld. demand. -
G. Estate of Daniel Buz,:ick, late of the tostnsblio
of Albany, cleceaeetl..
7. Eitate of Nathan Coleman, late of the Win
ship of Orwell. deceased.'
' ti. Estate of P. C. Morgah,,late of the township
of Columbia, sleceas.d. \..
9. Estate of John Cole; late - of the township of
smingneld, de r
10. Estate ornmuko J. Lloyd, late of 'the
'tOwisship of W-yainslng{ deceased.
And the same will be presented to the Ortitia.u's
Coort. of Bradford County cis the 10th day of' Feb.
.ruary. lion. at 2 o'clock, P. X. -
for confirmation
and alloifance: _-- A. C. FBISBIE. Be:later. .
.It.4;lster's 005 e -e, Towanda, Jan. 12, 1881..
T 4 1C ENSES.— Notice is . hereby
given that the following applications for It
cent.cb for nctels ealinz•linnses and tnerchant,,dcal
ers hare been flied In this offlce,and Out the same
will be presented to the• Court of Quarter tesalobs
of Bradford County; on MONDAY. FEBRUARY
7rU, Ihsl, fur the cansttleratlon of said Court:
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•
Lyman Brewer, Wells township. •
James W. Wilcox. New Albany Borough.
Edwin tslakesley, Smithgeld Wawa",
James F. Fox, Canton Borousda.
tivorgo and 0. L. Jordan, Athens Borough. -
Marcus A. Forrest, Ulster township.
Joseph Causer, jr., Springfield township.
Samuel Walbridge, Towanda Borough,ist Ward.
Leonard Monts, Burlington Borough.
Ira H. Smith, Alba Borough. •
D. 11. Dodge, Monroe Borough. '
Michael F. SuMiran. Towanda Boni', Ist Ward.
Chas. 0. McOonegaf, Troy Borough.
11. F. Pitts, Spirants Borough. . .
C. E. BartletL tryoor. township.
John A. Briggs, Sayre, Athdhs township. .
EATpiG4IOUSICS. ,
Eugene Baker,ToVranda Borough, 2d Ward..
S. B. Tldd, Towanda Borough. 24 Ward.
C. D. Holeorutr„ Leßoy township.
A. J. Beers, Canton Born h.
George O'Donnell, Canton Borough.
S. M. Conover, Athens Borough.
James Nestor, Jr.„ Towanda Borough, 24 Ward.
Botan,-Towanda Borough, Ist Ward.
MEDCHANE DEALERS.
Redmond Caton. Towanda Borough, Ist Ward.
John Snl{lvan, Towanda Borough, :ct Ward.
(7. W. Beardsley, Canton Borouh. • i
Win. C. Schulze; Terry tdwnsh tp. • •
GEO. W. BLACKMAN,
Towanda, Pa., Jan. 13. 18111.
A PPLICATION _ IN DIVORCE.
AIL—To Edmund Doty. In the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Bradford County, N 0.636, September
Term, hoiCl. You are hereby notified that Willa,
•• your wife, has applied to the Court of Common
Pleas of Bradford County fora dirciree from the
bonds of roatrimony.• and the said Court has ap•
pointed Monday, *February . 7th. 1681, hi the
Court House In Towanda. for hearing the said
• Willa In the premises, at which time and place
you may attend If you thing proper. - •
13-1 w„ PETER J. DEAN, Sheriff.
A PPLICATION - IN DIVORCE.
31. - F.: Baker. In the Cotirt of Common
'lessor Bradford comity, No.lol, R.o. Term. isso.
You are hereby notified that T. Z. Baker, your
husband, has aPplleAl to th e Court-of Common
Pleas of Bradford
.County fora dtvoree from the
bonds of mitrtmon, and the said' Court hasap.
pointed 'Monday, February 7th, 1831,1 n the Court
Route In Towanda, for bairn:di:the aald T.E.Baker
In the premises. at which time and place you may
attend If you think proper.
• 13-4 w. • - PETER .1. DEAN, Sheriff.
_
APPLICATION . IN DIVORCE;
—To John F. ilergetresseo. the Court of
Common Pleas of Bradford County, No. 39, Sep,
tetnber Term, 1880. Yon are hereby notified that
Polly E., youeielfe, has applied to the Court of
CoMmon_Pleacof Bradford County for a dimes
from the of matrimony, and the said Cdurt
has appointed Monday, Feb 7th, tam, In the
Cour; House In Towanda, toe hsirfng the said
Polly E., In the premises, at which time and place
you may attend if Ton think
134 w. PETER J . DEAN. Sheriff.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
—Estate of Isaac F. Bullock, deceased.
Getters of administration 136 the estate of Iwo
F. Bullock, late of Springfield township, Bradford
.county; Pennsylvania, base tcen granted to
4timn If. Webb, • tesidlng In East Emitbileid, in _
said county, toarbom all penonalndabted to said
estate are requested to make milieu'', and those
having claims or dematids will stake known the
same %Bloat delay. JAMES 11. W EBB,
- Jaatt, 1851„ Administrate.
TN THE MATTER OF THE FI ,
nal sc>•ount of John irrine, eoiiimittee of
Rebecca Stirogis, a lunatic. In the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Bradford County...NO:l77, February
Term,•lB73. . •
The ILualaccount of Jain =lrvine. committee In
the above ease, filed licrrember 6, 1830 ; and said
account will be liresented to gild Court for anal
confirmation and allowance on THURSDAY.
FEBRUARY loin, DM, antis. Cause be shown
wbi gold account should not be finalll confirmed
and allowed of the Court. -
07.0. lir. BLACKMAN.
Towazila, Jan. 13, 1881. 3 • - Pro/110001317.
ADMIN ISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Letter» of ailminiitratlon hating bees rait
e4 to ttie undersigned, upon tbe estate of A Iphunso
J. Lloyd. late of Wyalnalnig township. deceased.
notlee Is hereby gtvenlhat all persons indebted to
the said estate are reqnseted to mate Immediate
payment, and all persons having'clainn against
said male must presint the lame duly authenti
cated to the undersigned for settlement.
• ' 'JOSEPH IL NAII6II.
.Leßaystl . • ", MO°. Admialstrater
140,000 CO
•
- VOR SALE.--As I wish to go
w•st, I offer for sale toy Merman Stallion,
" tiambettaP Hs is young, kind and sound ;
weight from 1.400 to 1,100 lbs.; is a eery sere foal.
getter and his colts are very desirable. lib will be
for sale until the Ant of Mardi nest.
B. IDNISTItiIf s Owner.
linen, Bradford Co.. Pa.. Dee. I.inia.
ARM FOR SALN.J—The
J Weals:star sal* bas fans
township Impeoved,l,ll4 (00d bone
sad Om sad ftVoirfaionsso. iirso no to salt
purchaser. Also. will asU Ida bow tam 2ji oats,
northwest of Lelloirellbs, !1a ims. Tor Mabee
pm:timbal eau oa ar• add," •
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