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CILAIW M. ALLIS, LOCAL 11214T01.
Towanda, Pa., Feb. so, Mi.
MTV=III TES POWITIICS AT SOWAIMA
As MAIL lungs OT THE MOND CLASS..
LOCAL AND GF.NERAL7
ne expiration of ononwiPtio% infrist•
ed nn the colored —. By ascii:Avg@
date esosyi subscriber , east WI *ANS Ala
paper INV be stopril mina tbf suberip.
Sion is reneged. -
SAFE FOR BALRo.4.* , new WS of do
maim of Bosley, Bahinan & Co., of Cin
ciunati, 1160.0 pounds 'weight, warranted
first-class l will be *Old - very cheap.
ply at, this office.
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REmzussit Gimnitea flop.
Ttaz side walks still have their slippery
coat i)l3.
'Tas, present year began and will end
on Satti!daY•
TWENTY-ONE snows have been recorded
thus far this winter.
Tits estimated expenses of' Potter
COunty for 1881 are $18;1:100z..
TICKETS ' for the township elections
printed on short notion, at this office.
THE Teachei . s' Assoc'Won of this wan
ty meets at dinette, to-morrow ) _ Friday
, REMEMBER the Germania Band Hop
on .Tuesday evening next, it Men=
Tim Presbyterian Church at Athens, is
to be dedicated this, Wednesday, after
noon.
Tun Borough election will take pis
next Tuesday. , May :the best - men I
elected.
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SATULIDAY,WEIS the pleasantest day ws
expericirced b this section in sever
'nl weeks.
Ouu January thaw scorns
riA ed. Beittir to be late
at all.
G. S. A,exi.Ev Ims removed his offiae to
rooms over PATCH & MACY'S store, ow
Main street
gTHEUE some talk of re-sa • in the
boundary line between Ne_w_ and
Pennsylvania. r
WE
. re• under obligations to Hon. E.
L. Mims for copies of the Legislative
Record. Thanks.
THE passenger train men of the Pa.
N. Y. Road are now clothed in neat and
becoming uniforms:
1r is reported that, partridges, quail,
and rabbits, are dying rapidly from the
severity of the winter.
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REV. Dr. TAYLOR, will preach in the
at Litchfield Centre on Rednesday
evening, 16th inst.
THE Wyalusing Band boys added $5O
to thelunds in their dessnry by a mas
querade ball lastlweek. •
IT !s stated that decaying cabbage will
.-..produce diphtheria sooner than any otinir
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nuisance about a house.
- -TnE ladies of the Episcopal Church of
Sayre ;will hold a sociable t the rectory,
this, Thursday, evening: '
S. S. BUTTS will lecture onTeruperanee
at the Herrick Churub, on :Saturday riven
ing next, February 12th.
THE Herrick Sunday 8000 l Amocia
e lion meets at Camptown on'the 16th in
stant, for a twd days' session. . ,
JUDOINti. from appeam;le( l / 2 we should
say that the livery horses hereabouts
would appreciate a wam.raiu. •
GERMANIA Band Hop) Tuesday evening
next.
THE Tunkhannock - Republican rye the
ice on the river at that , place averages
twenty-three inches in thickness.
THE new moon and Jupiter were very
close together Wednesday evening• of bet
week, and shone very brightly in the clear
sk
'rim editor of thii Leßaysville Adver
tiser—P: C. VANGELDEIt-ill a : candidate
for, the appointment as PoOmaster of that
COASTING accidents are on the McNair,
and of a nature
_to make the injury to
persons peimanerit ; in many cases have
prOved
ALREADt the festive valentine ',is com
mencing to‘.eikeulate freely, to.* annoy-,
ante of many,•and particularly so to, the
post (Aficn-elerk.
'VIE religious meetings are still kept
up at the M. Church, Athens, and the
Gazette says, there seems to be a growing
interest in them.
PAVEMENTS and gutters should be
cleared of ice. Get some one else to do
it. The exercise is not so violent wilco
you do nothing but look on. •
• REVIVAL meetings are being held at
South Warren under the direction of Rev.
L. PEC'E. They are largely attended and
much interest is manifested.
Iv the almanap makers are to be believed,
this is the last month of the prgitent win
ter. It is to be hoped that the gentlemen
have been correet'ln their surmises.
MULTIPLY ypur ago by 2. add 658, di
vide this sum by 2, andsuhtntet your age,
from this ; the result !rill be the three beat
known tiguies WO° United States.
TUE next session of the Northern Dis
trict Convention of Good Templars will
be held at liornbrook, February 22d and
23d. P. McNEnxEr, District Beep.
WYOMING. Seminary, Kingston; Pa.,
has two hundred and eighty students and
, new ones are entering every week. .We
commend this school to our reader!.
A LocA.r. board of the Rochester Mutual
Aid Society has been organized at Sayre.
with Assistant Superintendent GOODY**
as President and R. - M. Hovar Secretary.
TRAIN eight on the Lehigh Valley was
snowed in on the mountain - near Willies-
Barre one night list week;.with the ther
mometer stood twelve degrees below zero.
lioN. J. G. PArrox sold his trottlag
horse, " Ripton," last week, to a ,gentle; ,
man who resides in New York, for IP,*
500.. The horse has a record of 2294, and
has trotted in a private trial in 224,
THE ground bog either saw his shadow
Wednesday or he was blind. There was
certainly sun enough. Now for six
weeks of disnial weather. 'That is, if the
ground hog prophecy it to be relied on.
Usrvanssufei Cosranzecz meeting
of two daysjiiiistion, be held, in
Pennyville on Monday and Tneedah.l4th
and 15trinsta Rev. 8. r. Micron& and
1%.,. Dr, . Wu. TAtswg, will Whims
'i•,,thiglilfeCthialligiliphO_lthilinow.
-iiiii;V*. : ,. l l****•l4llo4jit:44o4
*dint f...w00r0 1 / 4 sititi.4o***
acipiiin.iit7** - 4-:_wriiii:'ilikaltillt*
1 Deedet.",;. - :, , ' - _72 , .:': : ;:,::.• • .',..,:,;:,:ji;-.:-',::--:.
Soso ma sees to bees as tow - ,hir
their bora% mid the triutiq 'gen
them is absieeltd. They seise to Ong*
*it miithwd bee fay high% • eV: 00
them *sip danger of heydrilt-
• Ti tomalley aad aracklai. Amer of
2011311101 & &wage ameba id* iork.
Bo amok ao that they are = mks
time. Their portable stasis saw oink
we very payola; sad are barb* as asp
angle Ws.
Tun earth le boom over two Ibek be
depth, fight inches deepen than tot pm
it is bald that , kip -quantities et sp.
pier, potelosiand etb yegetibler lave
been daentored on wow* et being bon&
&d nk,ooverd _
TER tmouxhich is drives by 01'.. W.
ppermiLL, aimed by the county, sod
employed et the Poor Woos (sae, reeent•
ly drew on u sktigh a stone that. Weighed
five toes. This tears is said to be the
'transit °alt.*" musty;
Taws will be. a donation party flit the
benefit of Elder 8. Wins; it his how%
in Carniitornh on Tuesday, the 15th
The DISIINg Brothers will be peewit to
entertain the company of their ,
best, songs. By. order eirpown,
Awe sew it is said that the Sewn teen
Year Lclocusts will certainly be here loon
June. If that Camino, irnanon,
lames to have , the reauagiunen of the
weather, we would advise the locusts to
bring with Qum their for ocean and nls•
ter overcoats. -
JAMS Cuomo was taken to : Owego
jail. by Policeman 'Krum last. Tuesday,
says the Waverly Adeoeata of Frids last;
under soutanee of fifty-nine days for
threaterdng to burn Masts SAWTICIeII ,
barn at Factoryville, and also threatening
to shoot Mr. SAWTILIC
to have at
th come not
PawEason BIiTAAT, of Elmira. has
- Opened a dancing school at Canton) And
soon the sylph-like forms of the fair Can
tonians will glide through the giddy man
es of the dance, as VA and airy as a
summer breeze above a Sower garder--at
least, we suppose they will:
AT a meeting held in this place on Fri
day, airangetnents were nada for the oa
/saltation of a SOnday School Associa
tion for this county. A convention of the
Sunday School workers will be called at
an early' date. at wioh the orianhation of
the society will be perfected,
SENECA 'ARNOLD, the bridge watchman,
Inuits it distinctly understood that those
who violate the law in regard to fast driv
ing on the bridge, will hereafter be made
to suffer the penalty for such indiscretion.
And 8 ENKCA says th is MUDS everybody,
without reference tb race or Color.
LICTURE. —Rev. JOHN .B.' STIIIIATO,
D. IX, will the first of ' the Settee
of lectures hi the Institute Come, ou
Tuesday evening, February 15, in the In
stitute Chapel.. Subject—" How to Read."
The 'lecture is free and a cordial hivita
tiou is extended to the public.
JINI. RICHARD Goommt, s colored lady
of Athens, wmisevenly injured Thursday
evenltig, by filling down the outside stairs
to the house oecapld by Joint PRRBTON
in that village. stairs *ere very iej
which was the occasion of - the woman's
-mishap.
IT is reported that a number of the cit
izens of Smithfield are about to organize
a stock company to build a stomp flouring
mill in that town. If the project is ear.
Tied to a successful conclusion, -a long felt
want of that section of country will be
supplied.
Oar. htindred and ten years ag6, -1771,
the date resit backward and forward the
same. So does 1881. One hundred and
ten, years will come and go before the fig
ures will possess the same quality again.
None of the readers of the Raroaraa
now will probably the to see the year
1991. •s)
Tomas is not a frame school house in
Montgomery County, and it -is the only
oral in, the . State that can claim each a dia.
tinction ;'but this county has th ree hun
dred and seventy-nine.frame ousel out of
a total of three hundred and eighty-five,
and in that respect surpasses all tie other
counties in the Commonwealth.
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SAYS the Athens Gasette of.last week :
"EzaA EVANS, eon of Ouvga EVANS, of
this, place, who is off working with RT.
warp's - bridge gang, at Monticello,
IndMea, was severely injured a few days
ago, by a derrick giving away and falling
upon him. There were several others in
jured, and °ae m:mi . was killed."
_
SAYS 'the Elmira Frs. Press : "The
Ravi D. W. therm of Canton, Pa., has
started a little Parish men entitled Pal
pit and Pew. It is sprightly, genial,•and
helps to keep things stirring. The- indi
cations are that the edition will be repair
ed and tbe auditorium enlarged before
long. It seems really a necesidty in so
flourishing a town."
Tun Amahmrs of Gillett's , are to play
"Rip Van Winkle" in that plans, on
Wednesday night, February 16th. They
give the prooeeds to the . aura for the
purpose of buying s bell. 'Ms will be
grand success, as there has been bo pains
spend to wort up every animater. All
should attend. _ Admission twenty 'cents.
.Children half price.
AN order has been issued by Superin
tendent Svsvgasos ' says the. Waverly
Review. - forbidding conductors or engi
neers from making up any time on their
runs during the ciild weather. The pres
ent condition of iron rails and the danger
arising s from broken ear wheels and axles
render it rosemary that the ',utmost pre
caution be taken to prevent; accidents. ;
Wsnx this severe 'weather lasts, every
householder will do well to keep vigilant--
watch over his stoves and heaters. In the
effort' to keep out the cold there is danger
that larger fires will be built and kept up
thank' consistent with perftet safety, and
how readily an over-heated flue will kin
dle a blaze has been shown over and over
again.
Tun Montrose Democrat of last week
tells how that village bad been shut in
from the outside world. It says : "The
snow last week drifted Aso badly as to
blockade the Montane - Railway, and since
last week we have not beard the whistle
of the locomotive. We Understand that
they expect to get through some ,time
during the present week."
To Tax. Rwonwza.—l me R. S. En.
nimrros, of Milan, in town with his stal
lion "Gambetta" in doable harnesi. - • He
makes a fine appearance in dunk,e as well
as single barnemas. We learn that Jos
Gamin, of Athens, paid $75 last week
for a oolt three months okl shed by the
said "Gambetta." It takes more than a
common road horse to step with this big
fellow. • Sax.
Wrom you bear a Man inquiring where
be can bny a good pair of "creepers," do
not supra be is anxious to engage in
the poultry balms. Me is not . lookim
for fowls Milnated - tij that name. He
Mats a pair of those little iron tido&
that the prudent ma attache* to tie
heels of Ids boots to keephim =it
ping up, down, sidewise, and
Tug nabs etesettee cot.
resicmdent-writes : FAthaim & ther
=xs °entail:lWe ob tbe IL L. sad W.R.
R. ftwid a tap tootb of tem& Is a cut
situated ow G. B. hinxittshi 80% stop
it ails ad a bar east et Wei A womb
orts kaki Ms togOlistaktii: - 11' 1
root orodolf.'_ bow *go _to
WWI* lows@ dome tluooloolOmilic
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.......i.km-,it.---! ,, , ,. .---: , - ,- -
friisiiiiii,woowir,csdilitilii for
„mt
a
liani , s at iikianiodi'i ilf
fla t " 1 4 .1101 ~r 1 14 1 1 .7•
jars *l* too ill Aili
kii:thiiiii: aid- yet . ailt -IMO
MOW tbilli soot bowie* bi the in of
the people; beams, they, Mini tbai any
Wet came, whom *0 hiseediete is
taste at Vet weep* ,Thereforti 4 is
ammotrirto be boyeathst wee bet the
very fat clams *II be seleetoi tOe the
Moto to be Med on Today . oeo.
Is is bon tie Wave* Bathe of the
lad Weak Vat we Owe*,
.tbe follow
: "One of oar denprates, wee called
upon a few etudage slaw b* 'a Ando
loath howi Ode; Xba n loam:mauled by ;
a the twain the vestwoulear
tbe bills to be igeplioed." Af.
ter die eereeelmy _ bony Inklerotea
lafoneed tbs. delighted *Odder that be
bd ao change to pay foe the eetvite but
would like to bays it puldbdied. He
=to ea sad @Mb. Ye!, pitm..
wean ladeed,li -
Vim Albans coneeptmdenig the Ells!
vs GessUs furnisheathat paper with the
following item : frilzmev limmott, of
North Rome. was anosted an Monday,
January 814 on complaint of one ifftt...
lON, charging hint with striding a quad
!iftate.mrit. He I vas l.!tirtmght before
Wnaos, and demanded a trial by
jury. The jury, consisting et six gent3o.
'nen, after bearing the eividenee, acquit
ted him. 13xxson is quits. extensively
known tbtoughout this county as a great
temperance 111f011ikei t having lectured in
hamlet and town."
Tux followhig see the 'officers of . Ing
ham Poe; No. 91, 0. A. 8., of Canton,
riho have been Installed for the tannin
yeas :
P, & Dimaca.
cfr4---.0.--A. D. Ames. •
J. K - 00-11. L. Wigton. _
Adjstast-0. KSIDAL . L.
- Q. Y. —A. J. Comm.
8s Y.
l'aouT.
Chaptails—B. 8. Daum
0. D.—W. XastiniwnAin. - •
0. O.—P. & SHWAS& - -
The Postinesinevely" senonokand font*
Wednesday evenings of each mink*.
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Tax election of County Su p erinten dent
will take place in Way, and State 'Super
11461de:idea! :Mammal pays a eons
plimoat to the present Superintendents in
the' Behool Journal, as follows : "46 the
triennhd election of the County .Superin- s
tendents Will take place in May nest ) it is
not amiss to sity that the present ootw of
Superintendents is the best qualifleabody
of men that ever held the position in the
State. Their sehOhuship may not be any
higher than that of earlier years, and
their seal no greater ; but they understand
their special work much better, and con
sequently perform their duties more effi
ciently." •
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Nawsiaran readers must have noticed
the alarming number of fires this winter,
that have been caused by defective fines.
Too much care cannot be taken with fires
in such bitter cold weather as this. Ser
vants am prone to fill stoves and furnaces
with coal, open the dampers and let the
fire take care of itself. Under the terrific
heat thus generated weak places in the
pips will, give was and the flames be
commimicatird to . the . surrounding wood
work. Constant vigilance should be ex
ercised in this important matter, for a
conflagration at this temperature is some
thing.to be dreaded.
Nicx43Omuta, well known hereabouts
as a violinist of unusual Culture, though
nearly idiotia in everything else, digd at
the Jelfeister 'County. Asylum, Water
town, N. Y.. on Wednesday of week be . -
fore last. Eloonues history is unknown.
It is supposed he was born in England,
that his father was a great musician, and
that his cruelty to the lad drove' bum to
idiocy and away from home. Such was
the impression formed by those who had
tried to learn his-history, of which nearly,
all seemed a blank to him. The expenses
of his funeral were borne by the musicians ,
of Watertown and the band attended hi a
body.
Ouit ootemporaties, the Argus and Lthi
Journal ! are having, uite a 117ely tilt in
reganttp the, origin of their respective
Local Departments. The Argus insists
that the Journal prints local items from
that paper- and fails to .give the proper
credit'; while the 'journal affirms most
positively that the Argus is a purloiner
from its bxat, page of the deepest dye.
We do not wish to-beams s party to this
misunderstanding, but we must sty 'that
it has struck us quite forcib t y a nuitber
of trines within the past few months,
when Woking over the Argus, that many
of Pita locals possessed a somewhat strik
ing familiarity to us.,
YANNOIt was rather out in his predic
tions this Vane. According to his pro
gramme, we ought at the,present date to
be enjoying weather of balinyospring-like
mildness, while theaccumulations of
snow and ice with which the pamn i ents
and _ roadways have been encuMber
ed since last November were to have dis
apparel. VICIMOR did the winter WWl
tke. He under admen:id its capacity for
being, disagreeable. It must, however,
be admitted that the mistake was excusa
ble. It did seem *Ore the last - storm
came to make "wnfugm worse confound
ed that we were justified in believing the
worst to be over, and in expecting some
amends, for past discomfort.
PROFESSOR ITENNoa, in a letter just
phblithed, says : "The date givenfor the
'commencement of the thaw in my general
prediction for this : Winter is out, but the
genteel position given to it u a whole,
namely, hi Febrility, will, Ilthink, prime
Correct. It is my Febrttary probabilities
which contain the great break in the Wil
-1 ter and 'the posdble disappearance - of
snow and ideighing, - not thou of January.
In other words, while admitting the head
of the thaw to hue been misplaced, it is
my belief that thebody of.the same will
'occur just in the raw assigned to it in
'my almanac. However, let ill observers
sooreone against me, and go, on reading
an closely as th-y will February and
March, Tartkularly the lattei month, will
furnish severe tests of my weather leo
ry, as for th ese, my weather Probabil ties
are given in considerable detail:" , -
Tan Athens correspondent of the )1 .. -
ra Teiegram writes as follows : "A \ lm)rt
of.nomadic creiture by the name of -,
airs Ilounfireuno, of Litchfield, it is ru
mored, has beam. the victim of some un
due practice. It seems that some weeks
ago be col together about $BO in
I F
money and a cow, with which he started
for Bonin this county, where he has
$ brother ving, and has not since Ire*
beard.fro It is hazed that his imbecil
ity o f ton with his little accumula
tionorldl goods, has been taken ad
=gof by some avaricious miscreant,
in the lola of hislife. -Suspicions
stronger from the fact that a sister of his,
in much the same state of mind, &sip
mired very mysteriously some years ago
but as there was never an investigation,
his fate, like bars, nay always 'Tomato
shrouded in znysteri."
llsmindate of February Ist, the Sayre'
aorrelpoodent of the' Athens Ousts,
writes as z foikrns "Nr. N. V. Wzinsie
cams nem being killed this m o rning,
while amelpg the Southern Centeal rail
road track, just above the roundhouse.
Hated wilted some time for a train to
get off the oroming, When finally it back
ed oft and the brakeman motioned for
bin to cone mi. He bad started to noes,
and the miner, instead of waiting for
him ;i4sitedeg%d up the engine, which struck .
WeLess's I:punting % 015
Wzinsm with great (ores to the
spilling his milk, and mattering t& =
entente of the *lib. The bones start
ed to run, with .NATII bia= i the
Uses. After being demand a'. dn.
molesting's& the '
=theis t but found bhmildf quite
begat UM* silled;',
_ , 18 010.tetatiesbjeleilier .4-
LelleystilbiAllittieer the peoplevithill
Awl ag!filtriNkib# littest;sini*
*****ll b* tb, -- 1 4 0 0 ;-***** *
ii**4 lo creli* 040 14 Airrimi
iii itsai Wit** awfoteeWthe;ritak
moot: 01 1 4 that, place. _
Sett* -01VIely dietieCeilootOly*
ieesthil*Pertatum Strawbenke
have hen 'lrlbe bed Piruthiri
:for
41114141 = 41 mr = 4°
WM and &WNW, of
paws Ineee'leeket becolo=ere tt*dey
will twee Sabo& Bet Simk o Iharittiffieth
' gelepiet the ethePtehoilW that
desks the blow of time weimi„teenas of
this" abe carried te laseePastot
eineetely kola our
eastern Meads may We* deligliger and
emeaseral eelebr*U" aid Wholeather
is net tooynam, and-tat tellibt*:***l.
we elsy pouthly be r ram* eed • - peak&
late in thii bile:Wee of the olitelow
rige
Tairannnal eleelion Of the Bradford
Count ApierdtuMl Society
,took pick
011 , Monday the(L'IMI _listant. folloli
hig COW= were ,ohOle - for the ensuing
year:
Prrairer-4,A: Proust.
Pritsiderers—L A. PAIIX, B. Lt-
Pollllo3cwril Touren, M. P. &meow,
DANHU• BlLlDirolla,' • ' , '
ifkerekrry-41. - Anrourw. WILT.
Corretponding Beertlary—Jas. IL COD
, Trsisersr--11. B - zwansit fik&IGAN.
Narrogsrs-41. H. NANDum; Gums
H. Fox. 11011ACC, HaTON. L. J.. CULVER,
Mrnsii, S. Tamin - la Cess..C. L.
STUMM 1111101131X413!ON. H. Bunn.
Mr. Voics&T, who has r&o eMcksitlY filled
the position of Secretary for the putt five
years, declined a .melecticm. T he re Will
be a public meeting at Merck Hall on
Wednesday afternoon Februaiy 23, at*
which Nays will. be readi and matters of
interest discussedi All members and the
public generally are invited to - be present.
PERSONAL.
—Emits H. Hornet, of North To
wands, is quite _ 1 .
—Dr. T. B. - Jonzsoli has been indisv
posed for a few days past.
E. M. l'Anitsu,.of Orwell, gave us a
pleasant call on Monday._
' —Mr. G. A. Goetaaszy, of Canton, is
attending Court the week.
—F. G.' Joanson Is confined to his
honks by an attack of Aver.
>
—C. T. Num is slowly morning
from a severe attack of 'erysipelas.
Gnurerres, who las'been
quite ill for some days past; is rapidly re
covering her health.
—W. A. CHAMBERLIN was confined to
his room several days last week by illness,
but is now convalescing. •
=Miss 'limns Wittowr, of Canton, is
Vending a few weeks with. her sister,
WOODNARDp at Sayre.'
son, and CORA, a daughter,
iof Gismos C. Aiwoon of Herrickvillei
?ire both sufferin g \ from scarlet fever.
—Miss IPRANKte Wittaxn, of Athens,
'has neatly completed a bed quilt which
is competed of 11,088 separate pieces::'
=The youngest chihVa daughter L iged
about one year of Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Quutwt, dam Saturday evening last.
--41.17..„ JAMES- CARR,
willbes candidate for the o ce of Con
stable of Herrick township at the ensuing
election.
+MAUDE WRIGIIT, of Leona, the short
hand writer, has accepted &situation With
Mosul")) Bros., book publishers in Phil \
adifiphial.
4-Rev. D. D. GRAY, oiLaoey;file, fath
er. of Mrs. E. SE.. Buvrikeros, of this
place; is seriously ill with but slight hopes
of his recovery.
consequence of the illness of Hon.
P.:D.. Monnow, Hon. T. J. Namur,. of
LaPorte, is presiding at - cur County
Courts this weeks. •
—Mike Jrnua. POWEI.I. has so far recov
ered Jrciii her late severe illness as to hope
to be able• to ,resume her duties at the
Post Office in pew days. •
• 'Mee. J. R. Bit.aza, of Hornelleville, N.
Y.,1 visiting hei husband in :Aids place,
who is in the employ of the Barclay Road
at& fireman on Engine ,
—Mr. and Mrs. O. B. .WEisvosgs. and
daughter, of Canton, Pa.,are visiting'at
the residence of Mr. N. STEEVENS,
Chestnut street.—Owego Timex
—Hon. E. OvineroN was home from
Washington to attend to important busi
ness requiring his attention at the present
term of Court the lint of the week.. -
-Mrs. Many ANN - BRINK, mother of
Mrs. A. J. LAYTON, of this place,
died at
South Waverly last week. She b ad been
in feeble health for some time past.
—Mrs. J. D. HILL, who has been visit:
lug friends in this county-for some time
past,"started for her home in California'
on Wednesday evening of last week. - 4
—Rev. Mr. CsTuEN, who has assisted
the Rev. C. H. WEIGHT, in holding-re
vivid meetings at the M, E. Church for
several weeks past, preaehed his farewell
serini*von Monday 'tivening last. '
—Mrs. DELL. Comma, al Hornellsville,
N. Y., is visiting her husband at this
place. Mr. C. is the gentleman who is
e e 7ineer in charge of the new locomotive
r
ntly put on the Barclay Road.
—The following have been elected offi
cers of the Troy High School alumni :
President, W. H. GRANT; Vice President,
Miss MINNIE GROHS ; Secretary, LILLIE
JORALEMON Treasurer, G. D,l.atoNstin.
—J. FRANK; WEAVER,' who has held
the position of engineer at, JOHNSON &
CO's' Foundry and Machine Shops, for .
some time past, has resigned the , position'
and returned to his home in Groton, N.
Y.
—Miss . MAny OvEntes, of Vaughan
Bill, Banta BRANYAN, of Camptown; and
Louts HOME?, of Hornet's Ferry,- Brad
ford County, have been spending a few
days * with Mrs. C. D: CAMP. —Tunklisn
flock Demoers. • "
—Mr.trassa BILLINGS, of Camptown,
and Miss LUCY &ware, of Herrick, wor
thy representatives of two prominent fam
ilies, were married this week, and paawd.
through Tunkhspaock on Wedney on
their way to Philedelphla.—Tunkhannock
Republican, 4th instant.
—There was a report on the streets
Saturday evening that Constable Wawa
had been taken suddenly ill, and was
- then dying.
_As Jour:sou 'Matted this
office on Monday morning, looking hale
and hearty, we judge he rumor was
without foundation in fact.
—Mil agent J.H. Jonesos...of Owego,
is 'promoted to head clerk, and takes the
run that Mr. SKIM= had on trains 8 and
12.—Elmira Advertiser. Mr. JOnbIISON
Was a resident of this place when first ap
pointed to the mail • service, a few years
ago, and his acquaintances and friends
here will be pleased to hear of his pro
motion. ___, •
--Conductor E. W. Muzzy was order
on Monday last, by Division Einprrin
teedent R. B. Cants, to go and take
chafe of the Bezalay branch of the Erie,'
in place of Superintendent J. B. JUDD,
who islying vick at his residence in Tow
ands.' Nr. - Mozzt will probably be ab
sent from \Owego about two weeks.--
Owego Timek
—Mrs. J. .I\. Vrarar, Troy, while
on a visit at the , residence of her cousin,
Col. Units CORCOIiAN, Willismsirt, Pa.,
met with painfuNaccident — Wing
down stairs in the earty,part of emery.
Bhe was so severely injured as to confine
her tOber bed ender the cue of a physi
cian for several weeke, and' yet unable
to leave there, but is imp ving see
hopes soon to be able' to be t again.
—43XO3GIC ARD, Of Wysor, sud
denly stricken down with Mess wirtist
engaged in transacting some btisiness
the office of J. W. Mrx, lob on TnesdaiN
of last week. Dr. Pnkre was calla' and
administered restoratives, after which
Mr. Germ was conveyed to 'his home,
where he died on Fr id ay. The funeral
was held at the Brick Church on Sunday,
and Abe largestbmdanoe attested the high
esteem in - Which the deceased was head by
the people of his neighborhoed. ,
—HMI. PAUL D. MORROIIei WhO MSS de
tabled by sickness at the:Fburn House
in this city for several days, was barely
able to venture, home day morning.
He felt, unwelD atßellefonte; where he
was acting Judge Onvve 'court, in .a
case that was of great length and requir
ing more than ordinary attention, but
thought he• would be able to resell%
home in Towanda after its coneludem Ia
thisi bewail In -- roll Welsh** We
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lifonto thell War,itodge`
oll.miet“ by dei th ;4:; Arother
la the pirsoatilkothet hams 47hird,
we, the. - aerstrinir members :Of Valley
Lodge, NoiMli, I O.:of 0.F., are deep:
it *NO by hietkathisiaddesire to hoM ,
ar:butmemory thigeforet ; .
That In the death:: of ' &odor
Community has lost • Anne
hearted friend, and the Lodge a much es.
teemed-brother. 72, -
, - •_./fletelied, Thai ia th is 'hour - of be=t
mammals most_ proffer
our
waren* sympathies It .trumt. 110110W1
Willy, and commend them to the care 01
of
our great .llnster. above,' who doeth all
thin. -
Rawitod, That in token of our respect
and esteem for our brother, we drape our
charter foroisty days, al& these - resolu
tions be placed upon the Minutes of the -
Lodge
, Bombed, That thawneolulltmein copy:
be.sent to the breaved family, and also to,
the county papers for publication.
• - W. IL
W. 11. H. Oonr., Com.
-J. F. II •Licieux,
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
lIIIONPAIN - . II!BRUARYA 18SO.
The following twined 'persons were sworn in. es
Grand, James. with Clarissa. Allen. of Time:4a
Dontogb. ea Foreman: Fayethe:Ackley, Wyains•
log; Udall D. Baster. Greavine; Willians T. Bur
g Walter liallerd, Troy TOWD
ship ; Otth Obalfee.Warren ; Samuel Gibbs, Smith.
ika ; AdelbeitOrtnrold. • Sidgtotry ; Thomas A.
Los, Herrick kOrrin Kontgesery. - Alba Dormo
Ilicidorran, North Towanda; Charlet:Par.
neuter Springfield • Edward Porter, Troy &r
-ough ; Charles Sill, i nertia ; Charles R. Stone,
Wyalusing;• Daniel Sullivan, - KOONS - Township ;
Thomas Smith, prwell ;Llewellyn Smiley, Frank.
lin ;Geary Tit's. Herrick J. P. Wheeler, Litch
field • W. Austin Wetmore; Herrick ; Fred.. L.
Weller. - Atbens Dorm& ; White, Wysos.
The following licenses - were granted:
L4C.1111818. •i •
N. A. Forrest, Ulster Township.
Joseph Causer. Springfield Township.'
Leonard Norris, Burlington Borough:
George and 0. L Jordan, Athens Borough.
Ira H. Smith, Alba Borough. •
D. H. Updge, hibuOrAlroolia•
• James F. Fos, Cantoirßorough.
Charles H. IleGonegal, Troy Borough. .;
John A. Briggs, Sayre. _ -
Lyman Brewer, Wells Township. .
Judas W. Wilcox. New Albany.,
Charles Z. Bartlett, Wysoz. •
; W Uilam Bolan, Towan Borough, First Ward. .
Michael F. Su/lima, Towanda Borough, First
Ward.
'SATING UOVONS.
George 0. Donne% Canton Borough.
S. V. Tidd, Towanda Borough. Second Ward.
Jarnee Neshiri Jr., Towanda Boman, Second
Ward.
• MUCHA= DZALZWI. • •
Redmond Carew,. Towanda Borough, Pint Ward.
C. W. Beardsley, Canton Borough,
W. T. Horton's use vs. Levi T. Smith and Leroy
Haverty ;E lmer 11110 111. NI. A. Martin ;
Sarah F vs: John Rogers. Jr.—Rate to open
judgment la each case.
Abram Johnson vs. Dennis Crimmlnse;-ffele to
enjoin plaintiff from Rowel:Syr further until the
the costs, .31.36, in No. DM, February Term, are.
Ass Warners use vs. Solomon Steveas.—Kale to
set aside Levert Factor and amend description.
- 0. F. Allis vs. Harriet E. Spicer, et al . ; David N.
Goodrich's use vs. Same .— Rule to strike off Judy
went.
'ohW. Colwell
I. 4. Mason vs. E. W. Colwell ; L. ...
vs. Blain Rockwell, et al.--Itesisolis for a new 'rt.
al Sled In each case.
In the matter of the assignment of Alonzo 11111
for the benefit of his creditor,. Court dilettante
James H. Coddlng, Assignee, upon his reconvey
tug the trust estate to the said Alonsb Hill.
Bradford County's use vs. Ezra Reynolds, et sl ;
#. W. and William Little directed to pay 'honey.
Into Court same day, #761,Q2 paid Into Cohrt pur
slane to statute. •
Philander G. Stephens vs. Frank E. Stephens.—
Rule on libellant to pay gooney to respondent.
\ Mary Cleft! in vs. Lowell Caitlin; Isaiah B. Hunt,
fey vs. Phebe H. Huntley.—Subpcens In divorce
directed to be issued in each case.
H.L. Mullin mi. Anthony Melia ;E. R. Lent vs.
F. M\ Lent; Henry Quinn is; Martha Quin. •,
James tan vs. Elizabeth Farr; Water I. Bowman
Va. Annie, E. Bowman.—Court direct Sheriff to
make procamaton In each case.
Ellie Rest eyd vs. Henry E. Resford.T_-_Court dl
-race alias Batman. to Issue.
T. E. Baker v.ll. E. Baker.—Ell Bailey, Esq.,
appointed Commissumer. , -
Mary Heath vs. Real Ileath.—.l. W. Mix, Esq.,
appointed Commissioner.
Poole is. Poole.—F. 4. Hoffman, Esq., appointed
'
Commissioner.. -
. \
Aare A. Berner vs. Janas W. Barner.—C. M.
Hall Esq., appointed Commissioner.
Willa Doty vs. Edmund Dot .—W. E. Cinema,
Eat, appointed COmmissioner: '
ik,\
Com. vs. IL
George H. Sultan. !ling liquors td'
minors. -
Cone: Ti. same.—Selling liquors to habitual
drunkards.
Defendant pleads guilty in each .7 'Court:
suspend lientedce.
CUM: vs. =H. IL Benson.—Forgery. C ' . vie.
Benjamin Williams.—Manstaughter. Coen. 'vs.
George Aweigh • and ;Mathew . Fincher.—Con fr
eer. Cases. continnedlo May term. -.,
?hoGrand Jury disposed of the following 'castes.
TRUE BILLS.
Com. vs. Frank L. Pleree t aintes Mothers, Peter
Jackson and John tiohnis.—ltape. •-•
Com. vs: James Roiterc—Larceny.
Com. vs., Domenico Pettinatto.—Assault and
battery wittr4ntent to kill. _
Com. vs. Frank L. Tierce, Lyman E. Darkness.
Peter Jackson. Melvin Howltr, James Mothers,
John Holmes and James Cramlangh. •
NOT THU; ' •
Coui. TL Ad.".ey Tracy.—Assault and battiry.
County for coats.
Coin. - vs. — J. A. Pendleton.—Forgery. Es.Dtr
trsct Attorney McPherson, Gridley & Payne and
John F. ihuiderson,,Zsq.. for Com. N. C. ZlA:tree;
B. M. Packard L. M. Hall, Msqs., for 'defendant.
On trial.
COURT PROCEEDINGS --AT TRUY.
'H. A. Case, assignee of Reuben 'Case,
vs. B. 8. Tears—Attorneys for plaintiff,
Delos Rockwell ; for defendant, Fanning
and Shaw. This was an issue to deter
mine the validity of a judgment entered
on a warrant of attorney contained in a
note for 6300.00, given about 1858. Judg
ment was enteral' in 1876 issued after
which, the defendant obtained a rule to
open the judgment alleging that the note
had been paid in full, being applied on a
contract for real estate. Verdict for the
defendant.
John •11. Chapel, vs. Philip Turnei.,
John Smith, Colson Stone and Judson
• Stone—Attorneys for plaintiff, H. N. Wil
liams and Delos Rockwell. For the de
fendants, J. 11. Shaw and MintLilley. ft
appears from the evidence •that immedi-
ately after the alleged robbery of Phillip
Turner, in 1876, the plaintiff J. R. Cha
pel, was arrested in Canton on suspicion
of being monied in the robbery, taken
from Canton td Leßoy, where after a
bearing before a Justice he was discharg
ed. Chapel alleged that his arrest !was
without warrant oe other legal process, -
and without any juO, ground of suspicion,
and brought this action of trespass to re
cover damages for his allegedufalse im
prisonment.Vtdict for thli defendants.
E. W.. Colwe Niram , ' Executor of
Elias Rockwell and the heirs of said Eli
as Rockwell.—Messra. Williams, Angle
and Shaw , appeared for the plaintiff, and
Rom Delos Rockwell and E. B: Parsons
for the defendant. This was a Scire,Fa.
etas to procure a lien agaiast the heirs of
said Elias Rockwall. It appeared that
Rockwelrdied•in 1872.Subsequent
ay.E. W. Colwell obtained a judgment
gainst Niram Rockwell his Executor, ,
upon an alleged verbal contract made
with Elias Rockwell previous to his death.
The heirs not being parties to the original
action, the object of.this proceeding, was
to bring them in and charge' their estate
with the lieli of the judgment. Plaintiff
'contended that the judgment obtained
agaltuste the Executor was conclusive, be-1
ing ret adjudkata, and that the heirs I
could-not now contest the validity, of said
judgment on its merits. Defendant claim:
that the heirs not being - parties to the
original judgment, were not concluded by
it; but might make any - defense that
would have been proper for the Executor'
to make. The claim of plaintiff was bar.
'red by statute of limitations, he was stop
ped by his own lathes in nokeollecting his
debts according to the terms of the con-;
tract, and that. there having been suffi.
cleat personal property to pay' the debt
even if the plaintiff cannot proceed
against. the •• real - edge. The Court in
their charge sustained the Latter point.
Verdict for plaintiff against Niram Rock.
well, Executor of Elias Rockwell estate, -
for interest and cost. • • - _
J. G. Mason vs. E. W. Colwell H. N.
Williams for plaintiff; E. B. Parsons and
James 11. Shaw for defendant. This was
an tuition of sasnmpalt brought to recover
Ein amount of .; usurious interest 'al.
- :to have been' paid , by the plaintiff
, to E. W. Colwell, and also certain
dim:bunts *deb Mason.alleged were com
ing tos k yvirtheckt an arrangement
'made b im with E. W. Colwell, to pur
chase ce judgments against - Colwell
for his (Coition's) benefit. • Defendant al
leged that the, at the discounts
bad been paid Overpaid, and that the
recovery of n suri , interest in this case
was barred by in talcable revival of the
judment. - "Verdict defendant.
The "case ofDelos Co -U vs., litra.Ml6-'
son wasuezt called. De Rockwell and
It Williams for plain • B. Par.'
sons - foi defendant. After .plaintiff
bad beei sworn the Court - d
diet for the defendant by nowise'
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sylvsohit'hnid in uu "7 7
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Bradford Lodge 167.
MWILAMO,PIB OF M4IIOMI.
Al. a regular meeting a Amine Lap,
.141„ 165,, I. 0.. ci O. at their Hall;
Weffiiesday evening,. January 2414.1: :1,
do following ownible and . resolutlona
were unauimouely`adopted : ' ,
Wettaxas, - It has pleased God in. his
*lse providesee to lake from us by death
our worthy beloved brother,. G. j. Ca 4.
bell; therefore, be it -
_ Readeed, That while lv
win su brides ely
hew to the will of Him who- doeth au
things well, we deeply mourn the loss of
one who was highly esteemed andyliver.
!ally beloved by the members Of this
Lodge• _
Rooked, That We extend oui; heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved wifemusd fami
ly, but while we all deeply moan we do
not mourn as those whe have an hope. •
Bootee, That one Lodge .-room be
ilrapcd in mourning for thirty days.-
Rijeka, That a copy of them -resolu
tions be sent:to the bereaved wife, and be
entered upon the minutes of this Lodge,
and be published in tworunty Sparc
J. W. R. ' MEATH,
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F. IL Lyon ' Corn.
F. H. fluanman,
NOT THE'tAME MAN.
J. T. Canna., of Ellswotth, Kansas,
formerly of this oonnty, and who is at
present visitistg friends here, is not' the
Joni C. CsautA. mentionesl in the follow
ing item published in the REPORT= some
time ago, and how any one could imagine
that he was, is beyond our comprehensicm.
As there are those w bosomed to think him
the person named in the - notice we make
this contradiction, and we re-publish the
notice,:
JOHN C4Cstuo., - lite Postmaster at
Bucatunna Miss., was arrested on Wed
nesday, charged with opening. registered
letters from his office ; siso with paying
debts; buying goods and Toying for them
in postage stamps, contrary to the law
forbidding postal employes to do ea. lie
was held for Court.
Local Correspondence.
- - • TROY.
The record of another week has been
made and is variously written in the lives
of different individuals. What this may
be is nes for mortals to know, except In
the' few events which occur land interest
the public by their relation to There
are, we, would lain believe. many' heroic
struggles and many grand victories• in
man's conquest or himself bettor worth
committing to - paper than the few facts
Which we the news of , the day.
Very little ean be said of the past few
days which would merit attention.. • The
outlook for peat estate in this borough
seems flattering, in the light . Of recent
sales. I. A. ?MRCP., administrator ot 0.
P. fismsnritis estate. has sold the ground
used for sheds by RsrinvoTort & Lzoi
mw to that firm for $2,500. The ground
is still to be used as formerly, for the an
commodation of customers of the store...
_ Mr. EVERITT VANDINE is home, from
the Rochester Business University, stiffer
lug from a severe attack of quinsy.
W. F. Dzwrry has engaged iu the mer
eantile, business with burr , BALLARD.
The firm will receive a fair share of pub
.
liepatronage. , -
Miss LUJAN Muse gave a fine enter
tainment at the 'Opera House, (Saturday
evening, and - a matinee in the afternoon
for the children., Some of her recitations
we much praised.'
The Teachers'. Association will meet.at
Gillet* Friday end Sattirdiy. Rev. J. B.
FERRO!, of Troy, will deliver the lecture
on Friday evening. As he is a flrM friend
of. schoolsMgavorable to public educa
tion,
the lect he, one of-much in
terest to all.`
Mr. E. VAiDtsn I and Mr. , Jean A.-
PARSONS were orda't as ruling elders,'
and Mr. J. E. Don s and Mrs. V. M:
Lose as members of :the Board of Dea
cons of the Presbyterian" church, last Bah
l:stab. , Feb. 7. C. ,
Cold ! Colder! Coldest
Thermometer wail 19 below zero at this
place yesterday morning. Where is VEri
non? Why does be' not bring on that
thaw he was to have about February Ist?
A donation was beld at the idence of
SASWEL ANTHONY last ThursuY evening
for the benefit of Rev. J. C. U. MOYER.
A pleasant time was enjoyed by all, and
the coffers of Mr,3l. increased by about
fifty-three - dollars. • -
The -sociables of the put few weeks
have been. well attended, especially the
one held at J. H. MERSEREAVN! residence
on January 29th, there , being several from
Athens mid Sayre in attendance. The
last one was held. at B. Row' house last
Saturday evening.
. 1). A. Dewar, Supreme President of
the Equitable Aid Union, will lecture at
this place the llth inst. and endeavor to
organize a Union, the petition for a char- -
ter being now circulated by Jas. Wont).
,Mr. J. H. MEitSERSAII has proctited
employmvnt in the Pa. & N. Y. car shops,
and , intends to.remove his family to Oat
place next week if the weather shonld
permit. We are sorry to have such fatn-
Mies depart hem our midst, and shall miss
them very much. They were always
ready to help in all, the many things per
taining to the church, and to those in
sickness or_distress they were foremost in
rendering assistance and cheering words
of comfort. Truly, when finch people de
part from our midst to other climes, we
can say, "We shall miss yon." -
I. R. SCHOONMAKER has been on a short
visit to relatives and friends at North
Cohocton, Steuben county; N. : Y.:,
n
Jeli Inv's° and wife have also been
visiting relatives in Chemung county. .
We copy-the following from a recent
Waverly paper, under the heading of
"Orange Blossoms " : "One of our. cler
gymen was called upon a few evenings
since by a rustic youth from Ulster, Pa.,
'accompanied bya blooming girl, the two
in the vernacular of the hills desiring to
be 'spliced.' '-:After the ceremony this
happyhridegroom Wormed the delighted
minister that be bad no change to-pay for
the service, bid would like to have it pub
lished, promising to call and settle. Very
promising young man, indeed." What is
that editor trying to give us-4 scandal
equal to the one at'Smithfieldßut them
come to question, we believe Om yeauff
man referred totes taken up hisabodo at
Waverly, where no` doubt he will meet
with others of similar propensities. •
Mrs. Wit. H. laving has been suffering
from a severe attack of neuralgia, but we
understand she - is improving.
'Mn.s EDWARD Mum Ma betm quite ill
for sortie time, but is now convalescent.
Feb. 8 • Yours anon,
ASYLUM.
Mrs. P. MOREY is visiting friends in
Michigan.
- Mr. FRED HOLLENBACK, of
OWIDON 111
spending a few days with his family in
this. r
D. S. Pau, of Tetrytown, has secured
Abe "management of ;Mr. Jjk.' Hontrr's
gristmill for the coming year, saliva
assume the cotes of the mill on April Ist.
Mesas. limizawiti& Monts have been
Xertinunpton (*anti for thcfpast Week ,
looking after their interests in a valuable,
aeartet fever. basimukt its mitcli-dread=
ed pearance. among our neighbornin
• onkt,'where it'has mod ohs or .
two deaths witkin theput meek.
For the past twenty yams It has been
oustommi for Um Ropublkans and Deur
oasts or 'Asylum jtownehip to hold .a
ntdmilassas tbli namitmtkw of tormk
ends& mot wimp theloomil
olicie Wet hoot
Ow iemscoisAsid
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woods, $1 pit; *4l Way.C. - IL WrlglikMr. .9.
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no, Mid 11011111101. - 101 k ilt.. br am Jobs L.
Viga. •Mtm /Ai /1,41•7 all of
migftews.•
NILLY.II-41011411LROP.—Attlkik_ Hosi4
Mostostott. 1iet....t7 Nare 'moot Analltra
Xr.lrnat Minis aM Mrs ills Noitiluop.
- • • • PIRO.
QUINLAMA-int Towitadi. lebriMay or slysipe.
nns i .ltditir KIM& with a! Edwin Z
and Jenette .11.1tdalsa. mewl In months and IL
liio3Bll3o.—At _hit home in Calibiernik Dacha ,
bee SS& Ihihko lleetmrp WIWI& •
Mrs. yosuirnoltdimthwasesused by her clothes
hiking Ire item in pas of umbel mid limb from the
ilunlisee, which - She WM cssiyhag oat doors: Elbe
lingeied user three weeks is the moit esenuefatimr
pNW , but Uwe her , salreting With great toetittide•
end eAelstbsi lictlidwillicw Om noted .bt letter).
She leaves - sr denoted Manhunt and ma slimtionste •
BOA MINT InOtashind/ 9 with SUMO" ccistisis
and other Mends, both in ibis county mid In VW
fats% to mourn ber killk Nil taw Eche to be
. Company for those solidsteAng spirits with whom
abs proteesed to bold communion whilst in the
tea, is* ten. . Jesus; the - modiMme the new
coresaid, tato wboOn bands in' ber *tidal days
oh* - mmtnitied the hawing et bet buniortaimed.
She maims' Us arpabsAiiis swarthy tnendOm of
the •Baptist Climb of ?owned% ram which she,
and her husband - toot letters some two years ago.
MM
BUSINESS LOCAL.
rir BILIMMILIC Cm:ln.—Just 1.0081T
od:-anattiatear load of XX Star Coraest.
nll7.
comER hie the best wearing Shoes
for Men, Boys and Youths' wear ever offered lo
Towage* and at prim vials **resat of,/SU.
. .
Ur Do not allow a cough or cold- to
to on you. Try the demulcent soothing proper.
of Tucks Sabina of Bone 7. MOIL
sa. CELERY 1 7 -JouN Brim; near
Tolmada Creek, has (or sale a,COO bunches ape
Celery. febia-wl9:
tormi Largest, Best and Cheapest
line of Shoes for Ladles', Ibises , and Cilldrens•
wear Ls found siConsialt new store, corner-Man
and Pin • ?my *Noble's Bloc,. *MIS
- tlr Runovai....-J..-13. Audit has 111-
moved h 6 • Undertaking iitabltsbment from
Bridge street to Moms on Main street, over Totr-
Jrzit t CIONDO/ra Drug Store, And WOODFORD al
VA:v-Doutek Boot &Shoo Store. A full line of .
Undertakers Goods from the - am:pest to the best.
iar27,111. AI,LYR, Agent.
cr L. B. RODGERS challpges compo
titton for quality or goods and low Friesian:Bash,
Doors, Blinds and 711oldlni, s; and a/ building ma.
. • cangs.43
' fgr WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY PAUTY.;—
Re the Orange Hall. Asylum, Pa.. on TUESDAY
evening, • Yenning 24. 1281. husk—VeDonakts
Orchestra. 8111.74100 r. 76 ete. ; Supper. 75 cp.
the public are Invited. Special care taken of
tones. vile— • .
far Those unhappy persons who !knife':
from nervousness and dyspepsia should use Car.
ter's Little Nerve PiUs. snitch are made expressly
for sleepless, nervous, dyspeptic sugersis. Piles
25 cents, all druggist'. " rebid
. PRICES WAY DOWN on Gents'.
lotna aad Coarse Boots at BLIIIiiI3, Iteldlemaa'a
Slock..t• Nov. 274 f.
Grzo. L. Ross sells Grocerlesswful
CHEAP' because his expenses are very light, end
he Is bound his easterners shall hire the tenet.
or For a good, durable and neat-fitting
StIOE, csilst BLUM% Boldlama% Block;
NAM street. 1 N0v.17-tt.
Cr HURRAH Gs°. L Ross's New
Grocery Store In the *tame Block, and get your
Grotertei at rock bottten: , . Jan. 10.
- YOU RUN NO' RISK when you
buy your Groceries at-G, L. ROSS'S new store lo
Itontanye Block. Its PRICES are WAY DOWN
to rock bottom. •
• Ills store In KELLUM BLOCK. Ist' WAMD,
beats the world by L , w Prices and good Goods.
.
lliri It is impossible for a4Oman after
with-
a fallen) course 'oftreitmeni LYDIA-lant• E.
PINKCIAII • B' VEGEABLE comkolmg) to
continue to suffer wi tsa weakness of the uteri,.
Enclose a stamp tor s. LYDIA E. PINSHAD, 11.33
Western Avenue. E inn, *ass., for pamphlets.
Sold. by Dr. H. C. POtisn, Drugglst, l'intranda,
Pa.
Julyl-yrf.
•
vir The 990,NT STORE 0 Flegd
iviarterp for everythifiglittik, Gne of LAMPS and
LAMP GOODS. . ;,.. _ Sept. 2.wd.
tir TETE-A- ETE SETTS, "WINE
SETTS, LIQUOR SETTS—at 99• Cent
ipsr ITzuoN Cu:mg MlLL.=This is an
excellent portable Mill—one that commendaltaelf
at sight. 'Farmers hiring apples going to waste.
-will do well to glee the Cider 11111 atrial. It grinds
easily and rapidly—erusblniu the. fruit Instead , of
grailng. Capacity, flee barrels per day. For 'isle
sheep. -
Towanda,-Pa., Sept. 7.
itEk. SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES
9ys and attachments at the af•C eat atom.
Having said, my retail Furniture
and Undertaking business, known as the Bridge
Street Furniture Store to E. B. pram 1 would re
spectfully recommend those in need of grads in
his line to rail on film at the old st r and. • i
.1 also wish to Inform these Indebted to me that
it will be necessary to settlethe accountswon.
February lid, 141-im. - N. P.llicfs.
Dint cs.-I*, now .•coogba,
colds. lung and bronchial complaints seem to be
epldemlc. In these cases of sudden colds the best
thing to ,dols to get bottle of N. IL Downs ,
which • Invariably glees speedy - relief and
ultimately effects a complete cure 111'0 cases
liters the breathing organs lite affected. tee It
In time and prevent serious lung ditheultlea. Sold
by all druggists,. •
Feb. ad, 1881.
"Tour cumulous' Liver Reinlator
has been dea d se ininy family tor some ti and I
ammeran it Oil . valuable addltioni to the med
ical ecience;_ ± •
GOV. JNO. GILL SH OUTER, of Alabama. -
"It has proved a good and effective medthlne..
"C. A. NUTTING.:I
•
lir Mt. Morris,' N, Y.; in responsible
for the following valuable statement from Mrs. M.
C. Arnold : "Ranier's Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure has done me wonders of good for catarrh of
the bladder and female weakness."
ti' The cause of science has received
an Important addition Ili the elegant Observatory
width B. H. Warner,proprietor of the valuable
Safe Kidney and Liver Coro. has erected at Boob
.
ester.
TOWANDA.DURKETS. .
REPORTED IhrST EVENS S LONG, •
Gemetaldeiders In Groceries andPaoduee; earner
• Matti and Phis Streets.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, YEB. 9,1880.'
' L !Anita. . sazt.lllll
Plow per bb1......... • 50 • 7 10
. tlour per sack II 40 0 1.65
Cora Meal per 100...0 it W 1
Chop teed, ' ' 0 1 1- '
Wheat, per bush.... 000 0 IOS 0
Corn .- 18 (10 63 . - •
•
Rye 76 0 0
Oats 33 • 40 •
Buckwheat • • ' '
'Buckwheat Flour,. 51 00 •1 73
Clover good., . 61 50 :6 00
.Thnothy. western,— ' • 13 00
Vemke3ll6. 51 00 0 1 40
...,,_ 0
• Peek. mess ' : ..• . lad. - 616 4o 0 •
Lard - 6 WO. Is • 0 12
0
Butter. tu ßo bs 20 • • .23
sit • 0 -
. lls 20 0 • . .
Eris. fresh . • 23 0 ' 70 0
C=.. 14 0 11
P a, per bush.. LS 66 33 • 63 :
Beeswax ' 20 0 22
.COINIKT/D IT (M.A. DAYTON .
Hides ' 0 . 0 % A O
Veal sifts• ae 0 $1 SO
Deacon Skins
0 VI
Sheep Peltii • - . 1 SO 0 1 SO ._
costssicrth By 11. DAVIDOW 4 DRO
Hides ~ . ... os 0 07)e
Vest Skies. ,76 66 #1 26
Deems Skins I. • 4 0 44 •• 40
Sheep Pelts • #76 8 . 1 GO
TINS VAIN= VatUS
ForlSt 12 e •
_
A Farm of • 140 acres, four miles north
a Chamois( village and Gas nide Mar Bingham
on the 0.1. & . B.
. .
A Farm Of 187 "ems, five tnilea north of
want% N. Y. . -
A Faros of 150 ices,. four eo U aasih
east at:Waverly. IQ.
teiirae sole elan sae beet of . ;--:
f -. ..A ters e to; •
.• • ~ .. • -. 1 ••• „ •
=I
'._: j,- . ."..- - -..;.....,- - •- -.N.-:, , --1- ,---- .7 - ~. - -t ---- :', '- t!", --** ",": "
'-'• ', ', , . i ' . Lji,. R EPORT ,
-' -
Recdp' ts mut' itgeliditures 'of 33ratifced County from
flusiluiry ist to December 315,,r1880.
Toraisat NMI Matra - • 1141101
1411101111117.% malllo.llBlll Asanee... 00 Os
Prboaseral 150510655 peldlsl3lloY., 1,54
am_
_mogfirl_ .- 511520 g 01401 511 01 46 ..
Proimmenrrwill 9 o: .i•••• ••• 0000 if
•••• •
,iroy, 186 as
Comermilwr • ••,' *Ago •it ' 00
Ufa 000/11151110124....;. .. ' 160 00 ,
• 1,043 66 •
Cats in C015i00155101511 Nita ' 11.415 SO
Bradford Ceara AgHerlUflrdfkoa3f*r.. , 100 00
Blitetian onaiirea.•• 6140 • ••, • 1,987 841"
850818301 MVO 101
Titienrsapuorr...... . .... I.! TO
Conlabno maklalloninnaselaltaaMag ,
at eleetioal t • w 916 21
0015 i texas • 907 11
,Maktiig deplienteanid ritgleterg 80 51
gel and light. t 1111 17
Tlpotarmand 055 .... •419 60,
ltepeirs on pribliciliall4lspB w -481 in
Moos repel» 203 9 . 2
Prlnamsfimpport La jai 2,111
Grand junta 1111 43
Public printing vi
Taetage and dallorlery....; 116
05111 et Attorney 418
Coranareral Matters' hantalOon...... 111 71 -
lownimeo on piddle buildings -sr... 12 fa
Stenagraphier of Cann -- IMO MI
Jury - Cominbeflonem.• • ••.-'.• • 210 Ti
ntaatlad 126 =-
Damara tar the lea of 'beep by dolga— ,
C. A. Barrows, Albany T..: 111 50 - - 1
H. R. Vanlooll. l 51557 T ) 7 7
40
IB.lllmotoo.Ll T Os
. P. Homo. Terrtebrady T
John.Priable. Terry T • 110 00 •
U. W. Rhodes, Albany T. 4....... 400 . •
B. Nelkmald. Inakna T. • 71 00 ,
A. D. Mon, Leßoy T 104 00 ".• .
.1. B. Warburton. Roy . T
11'00
H. Y. Miller. Tern! T • 11 00 --
Josiah Hagerty. Tem? T At •
P. A. Bracey. 10m1 110 •
Mania Beaumont. Pike T.:"... 17 00
1. 11. fichoonorer,Terry T... 14 00 -
H. J. ChubbuciwWarren T fOO , ,
Thomas J. Hoof, Standing Stone.. 72 50
J. 15: Behoonorer•TerrY
Joel 11. Taylor. Cirsnellie T 51 (0
John Elliott; Tarry T 16 00
'Ellen Metal: Towanda 5 ' 44 cO.
Clement Ell, Terry T 950 ,
E. 8., AMA T 41 00
Willieee VOX, Terry ?....4 . .... 14 00 -
J. C. gegen. Litchfield T 00 - •
ti. Conklin. Orwell T ' 7 10
Charles Coleman. Herrick T...... 19 00
Gleam Mora. Burlington T.... 13 00 •
Timm* Coos. Wiwi 15
A. H. Allen, Rome? ; 00 g
G. W. Brown, Orwell Ts . .. 700
Janne Mckforran. Ulster .., dOO
James Burk. Asylum T... 7 50
John B. - Warburton: kelloy T.... 11 25
J. tc Shoemaker. Leßoy T 12 40
C. A. Kelley, Laney T n oo
J. A. Whipple, Leßoy T. ..... co
Geo. T. Wilcox, L - eitoy oo Oo
- _
R. M. WaLLir.s.
• i,
Account walk Pte several Colloetors County' Tan for 11180 and Previous.
' ( • ..• 1 Astowst alssosat /WWI /snit •
•
'TOW2I4.HIPS A' BONOTT43IIB. Estat/Wej Condor}.. a isenso. 1 per
IClarg'd. Received rated. Csierge
- ;fr •- 4
,--.
~ - ~-...: ,-
• • . . 1 • - .:...'. 7 . - •
•Intlingtnn West . !P. C. kielteim, ' 117r1/31 11 . 64 7 3 e4.71•,..‹,....".".1 .... ...,... -
Alta Borough C. P. Wilson 1 ' 5 .... 110 - /1 07 11 07 1
Athens Borough ' - J.ll. limner . ' .... .. • . ....... ...., 443 48 in 'A - 121 C I ire 313
Burlington Township L Wm. P. Lane . • .... : ..... .... ....I 157 MI US 10 ;4 18 -44 20
Burlington West - . N. C. McKean ...... .... 20 118 14 11 ..;
Burlington Borough.... 4. K. Ron . •xi 94 73 32 " 1s 323 7 Sit
ri To. f it:m.l4llHD°, jr • . -1 372 94 OA la 744 •42 mi
pidghti
reek . Wnship..... David Chase-. ............ .., .1 45 56 360 50 373 41 24
SOMA C _.......
Sylvan's Bortiugh . . David Stevens.... .... ... .. ...•. 1 . '42 61 33 114 IMt 7 U
Sentb•Waverly 1 S. H. Howell • , - . 71 20 71 'A 1
Ulster Township ...... af ..1..... Geo. Bartholomew.- ...... .L.. 1 -75 17 6la , 16 44, ,' 30 46
Wilntot Teartiship . ' Thos. R. Qtdclt.... ......... ....• 215"71 ' 166 15' 17 . 74 1 41 SI
. • . :----- ----- ---- 1 ,-.......-'
_41.919 93' $1,4114 TO PS 40 1 s33s 53
Total , • . - . ....••••.. ee,.......7
. • -. _1_,..._
r .
Armenia Township lila Burnham • 1800 ' 319 54 3 1 3 72 1 17 30! 14 Ct . .
Attylgyn Township ...... ... .7... B. C. Chß/Ion.: .',. ........ .... ..,.. 1,447 43 1,367 711 7 741 71 20
Athens Borough J. 8. Williston II 1,886 59 1.468 6.5 , 319 70 7044
-Athens Towniliiip W.A.:Plummer:- ........ .... ' 3.757 50 '3,104 SS VI 74 lei 44
Albany. Township ' W. L. lEenyen 805 59 717 33' 6 401- as s 4
Alba Borough C. IL W1t10n..•.: ....... ...... •• • • 194 31 121 63 3V, 115
Barclay Township-. Ina. B. Dreier - • - 1. 031 17 .934 17 25 07 So 32
Township ' Wm. P. Lane..." ......•... 1.... 1,2 33 ea mg 6 le vi e. 44 54
Burlington
West - J.:A."IMBps 1,074 U 2,1412 U 21 76 12 23
Bnriington
gton Borough H. 8. Daegiam. •• • •• •• 139 3 4 114 01 4 14' •72
Bann Borough JAI. Tripp .... 1,997 19 1,007 lel •6 13 .33 03
Clinton Township - Ew4. Cole - 2,306 49 -2,117 SS 25 071 114 07
-COluMbia Township ...., Lyman McClure .....: .:.. 2,621 11 2,340.4! 4 33, 323 44
Franklin Township ....... ....... Wets* McKee - - $27 31 778 97 - 7 451 .40 Mi
Granville Township.... .... Frank Banyan ~ ...... .... 45= 9 8 444 n 271 76 01
Herrick Tersrtiship.. H. T. Bciers••••••" .... 1,033 02 . X 993 09 872 IVA
Litchfield Township Al
'' • ••• 14 119 15 1,177 = -- 8 94, 93 ft
Leßoy Township . L. A. W005ter........ ...... .... 1,387 49 - 1,310 9,6'• ; 1.441, 01 oft
7Leßayirrille M. 8. Prentice . .... -SO CI . 443 27 3 031 =33
Monroe Bos01011! ' -
B. B. Hollett .. i 315 22 118 81 19 74i 16 77
• ownsulp W,..a.NsUogg ' ••••••• 4 483 1 0 1,345 801 38 161 71 24
-New Albany Borough W. W. Magee 64 77 79 03 136! -4 14
.Orwell TollruShip - A. A. Agin ... 1,899 92 1,741 Id 11 111! 93 n
. Overton Township 34"dell_Slck ...... ... ...... •.• • 533 61 • 444 04 - a 99! . 2 1 IA -
Pike Township ..... .... ,C, F. Jones -.-- . .... 2,219 17 2,099 51 14 11 110 33
1 ' Ridgborygolumhip 11. B. McCormick . .1,160 53 1,633 40 10 41 97 Mr
Rome Twist:ship .... C. M. Van Winkle ....I 1,433 II . 1,334 Illi • II 43 ' 71 57
Hume Borough
. 11.9...W11m0t 192 08 Hit 71 •73." 9 64
Sheshmnin - George Childs...N.... ....... 1.• . 3,437 8 1 . L 316 01 19 741 121 7 14
1.... 2,765 52 2,921 SS , 21 6 , 137 99 "
Bmithfteld " ' Diton Phelps
.
. South Waverly t. - Geo. W. Edmirster ' 1.•-- EP 27 WA 1111 1 11.64 7• 64 78
South Creek G. H. Thompson.. ,I i i..in7 1,097 al . 12 33, 97 77
Springfield ' i : -"" Tim Leonard Yee..--,.1...--; A494:91 - I,ins 12 ,14 1
, Sagami Stone . Coo. C. Jenolop.... •+•,,•.;:i'rr•ln-74 - 1.4 1 52 83 11 1
Sylvania Borough 1 .H. Stevens 1 . . 213 10 .. gel, 70, I
'irands Borough! A.
Wickham .... 3,944 26 5,472 241
• 8/1
Towanda North 1 J. IL Avers.., - .......... ... •.• • 175 3 0 lin 71. ' 1 7
Towanda Township L. M. Bowman ..... ... .... 1,267 04 1,163 131 11
Troy Township H. N. Ptah' -. •• • • 2.43/ 03 1.493 331 f
Troy Borough , V .1. Stewart - ; .... Lyn 97 1,717 691 I
Tuscarora ' John Clapper •••• 1,21 1 71 1,172 34i, 1
Terry Township... Shaba' Bowman ... . . ..„....,.. '-7.• 97.1 5 1 863 441 ' !
Ulster Townshipi----. . James G. Howie •• - 1,457 211 1,375 94t
Wurren Township L. S. Rowe . ~.. 2,137 */ 2,924 14!
Wells Township-. , J. W. Beeman •• • - 1.829 99 L 732 el
Wilmot Township ' ' ID. G. Dieffenbach ...... .... •••• 1.061 71 .953 41
Windham !Township 111.. t. Madden • , .... 1.684 te, 1.599 22.
Wtalustng... .., -:.. ..... IC. R. Stone • ••• . 2,081 171: 1.952 481
Wysos Town/L . l4p I E. X. B4hop ' ' .... 1,857 - 25 1,745 841
• I
' -
172.753 76 043 119,21109 97in33 20
_ -
41.4reoutet lOUs tie lievieral,Velleetorm et Ilka Tax . for the year UM aM Ilitindeas
TOWNSHIPS i BOBOUTIL
B. Ica/James.
IMMI
rm.... --
BE
WM
.!--
:;.: .P , I ,:.:- .. ; ? :.4:-,, :.
BM
ES
INEE
Total
Athens Borough ..,
Burlington Township
Burlington West
Burlington Borough •
Itidgbary Township .
Sown Croat . •
Sylvania
Ulster To=
Wilnsot Township
• .Tot -A..
Total ' .
Armenia . .
Athens Borough . .
Albany Tosnothip , .
Alba Borough . . •
Batelay _ . . .
liarlingtow Twanshlp
Burlington Wed .
Burlington Borough - •
Canton Borough
Canton Township . .
Columbia,
Franklin . "••
Granville . .
Herrick ' . . -.-
Litchfield
Leßoy Township
Leltayerillo . . • .
Monroe Borough . . •
Monroe Township . •
New Albany Borough'
Orwell. ' . .. •
Overton s
PlkwTowaship — . .
Ridgbary • . . ; .•
Rome Tcranthip
Rome Borough .
Shethequin • t •
South Creek . . •
=field . . .
leg Stone . •
Sylvania . • • • •
Towanda Borough . •
Towanda North .
Towanda Township . .
Troy Township . ••
T Borough . .
Terry roy
Township- ,
Ulster Township . .
iitarrew Thwnship
Wells Township
Wilmot . • •
Windham' .
Wysox . • •
Total
Jells N. Gesint, Thiseurev, is sees - mat tttk we mid C.SR$y of . liradlerd.
Or.
To amount due opal duplicates foe WE "
end previous years • • - . 0446 71
Dors for'l66o, Winding esti: 72,755 76
D0g2,244 50
..*Over.draft at lint National Beak. . , 6.277 18
reeelvals . . 557 27
Tar. received on' retariseilsais . . 1,206 rh
In Treasury, Ist, January 1660. . .• 124 25
...-, Total , is7,7oe le
•Meoew advanced by Baalt.prwttoaa to ooTleeticm
of taxes for leek attorwsres repaid.
asso. N. Glut, iressumei. pa.seemt whit lltradlibrd Colusty Noilow.
Dr.. •
To ansonot of eall twos solo Of Poor- •
house bonds . . .140.000 00
total. •;_ ......
ebb of Pestublvanhi. Bradford County. se: • - . . •
We. the anderdgrad. Comalnborn* of Mt Cousty.da here* certify' that lhedwardejg la a trade
and correct stateweat Of the reeelvab sad expeadtlawas of old Callell fladrilla ado day si. 'Mum
A. A. bakes the thlrtpllist et Deeeraber. A.,D. IWO, both ditelastre. _ ..
. Wawa oar bmattan teal et °See at Monads, UM lOW OfIIAD
ibirsWi.. A. WWII.
‘ J.W
. DAB W . 1111 I.
IWr. IQl$lO, t
" , Caltalbelerrers.
• • •
'Attest—WlLLtme LIMB.: Clert. •
-- 'B.. P. lAiddidde ._,, . • _
• •
28"4311t)
C°llll*\
e 4, tag andendood. Ater of seld Coraty._dh• hereby mall that Wit Barli!Bllddltad the forego.
IBS atatieweat sad vaaadaardar Os and* sad fad then tole barb& .- •- .. _ •
4 ,ii , , I • . '.. . , ~, .Yir.m i
.... . , , . , _ 0: Arollterri•
: ilaleldOlalllda 9 OM% Mid, is, ion; , . - . . -. v s i . ..
, i
. :.• , i !'...f?..1: - 4 ..:4;3 ( : - ~',
,•-..7.- I ~..,, -.
Orlin '.
- .7 . '
KM
Ewmaim.
Krim A.KsootaN. Tray T . $lll,Oll
Tbred4oo Mit. Oreariils T . WIN
Um Baiter. Troy? SI SO . •
H. A. Kateellin, Iridgbary T 14 N
'Jabs Clialabrivlildgkerry T NOO , . -
'CMOs Warrea._Alkall.... "•as 10 . -
Jeka Cowley. 1//dsbrity T.... ..... $ SO
= ll
Dntor elssd., • TroAromslyl 71 SO i5..4.. _ 10 410 .
: • _
•Te . .- •
i: S. 'Taylor; Alba,
.. 10 00 '
-Mr* KIMMi, IllsaN Ca5k....:.: IS N. • -, •
Triads Crompiall. Sariknrbta W. 10 10
O. S. Bram Lelia/7 ' 1 11l - .
IS. T. Lladiey,Lellay 7: ~.-. .. 11 00 :
Gilbert, Kellauebt, Grarallsi.. 20 IMP '
Spas K. Morita. Saw 1...i....4 -. SI
O. Y. Holtama, Terry le It es
.11041,Campbril.LIMberld T * 11 •
Jobs F. Verbeyek; WUseot T....*. Si ell
Lori Sterna. Alban' T..
• • ...... OSs - •
0.,. SNOW Wilmot T ......... - 10 N
SlMSkorrea. Warren T.-- . .... 7SO
Wm. P. - Araskt, Sams T . II 40 • -
James Holland. Wilmot T'-. - 10 at
L. E. Orin% Noma T.... .. 4 ... 211 141 •
L. K. Shmetralt, Sao* T 1100 '
WT..:... alO
O. P. Taylor, Warrea T IS 00
&dm A. X.sss.lltaadlim Mons... Or 0
James Barks. Asylum T 22 00
0 . 01 11 1 GIIKSIN Ulster?
-Pater Walborn, Towanda Os T IS Mk. .
20 ,
P. P. tweet. Wrier T' -
• ass
i F. W. Tither, Towanda T ' 14 00
I D. ii. Crimean, Asylum ? $ 10
1
P. Gordis% Wm/ T .... IS 00 '
i Jobs Petersen, Athena II
.. 24 50 .
!T. P. Kier. Fnaldha T.. ... . ... 01 Or • •
Oar?
W. . D
s .C ic h ide rn t. kr inin n. Rld win gbery l... :7 : : -.. . 1 1 7 1 N om
Patrick SNOW" Terry T 11.00
Hiram Stevens. Kontos T 111 OS
Ow, Nay. Sklsbory T ' Sir la -
-MOD Prieber,Towandalt. ' IS ell.
Jobs Habtead. Terry T.... S 00
. A E. I l W en Eridlt Ts.AylT L. l
..
~ $4OO
W. D. Ross. Anneals T: .... IS so •
S. J. Mintier, Illdgbary T,... ~. 10 30'
i Geo. ,D. Chambers, ItlOgbary T... 12N
iIL C. Abbott, Pike T • - 11 as
IC. L. Squhesj , llm T ' lo bo
.1 W. 11 Platt. Renick T ..... ...... 17 ell
' F. A. Stadleßome T IS so
win . Wehb . Jr.,r Towanda T ss 01
' Joseph SSW, Terry T 14 Oa
. • —.---.. Lilt 74
Repairs and rapenaas on Towanda NNE* - SA* as
Insurance on Towanda biddy tao se
Pear.house ourstruetite U. SI -.
Purchase of Poor.houao fus ~. 11,17 1 is
Teams. Implements, stock NA faboilar . -
Pow-House farm lAN 03
Enlarging Prot , a sod Errs °Sees ANT tra
Shelf forsMettos proeMumtloas. N sti
Motel Bradford, County Commlaskoser. - Ps as ;
1. W. Hurst, County Cormstarkmor 004 00
K. T. Batson. County COSURISIIIOIIOT... 000 00
William' Lewis, Clerl6 , 1,100 00 .-
Toad 4/3,10:
Namesaf Copectors
J. H. Blonder . .
Wm. P. Lane
N. C..3leKein .
S. K. Boss . .
j
Jno. Sttrton, r . .
Davld , Cbase ' .
David Stevens
Geo. Bsrtholomew.
Thos. .E. Quick . .
Albs Burnham
B. C. Chllson,
'J.B.l4llllston
W. L. Kenyini .
C. B. Wilson .
john H. Dwites .
IWm P. Lane .
J. A. Phillips
Douglass
J. H. Tripp .
ltwd. Cole
i
: gers Fran ßo
k Basyan
Albert Carmer .
L.; A. Wooster
AL S. Peentlep
B. B. Holten
Wat; A. Kellogg
W. W. Magee
M!EM
F. Jaws .
. H. 4ileCormick
. Y. Van Winkle
o..Witinot
George Childs
G. 11. The: i ron
TI Leon •
Geo. C. Jennlnp
W. IL Stevens .
it. Mensal .
Ayers •
V. Bowman .
if. N. PIA .
Vern=3
Shot& Bowman .
Tames G. Howls .
G. 8. 'Bowe .
I. W. Beeman ,
D. D. Dieffenbach
K. Z. Madden .
C. B. BtsLop
By amount exonerated to Collectors for
.Is7o (county tax. 4511.44; tn. WM) 0 31 40
Tar MO (constr. $1.104.47 ( . quo) 1,372 47
Pereentego to Colleetws for I (county
tll 7 -4 3 34 411 : del tax. 420.211) . . . • 331 ee
!or 1310 (county. PAIL= ;deg. 4104.1 X)) 1.544 10
Path Supt. Ryan for Teachers' lastitate.
State tax for years WI and LPN . . 444 4 50
On orders other than Poorhouse . .. 54,4/40 13
psr seat. 00111111111111011181111WIN.10 . 711 54
Two pet Bent. manes tra. 157.1141 or
Less crthrstratt at rat Nat. Irk 1.177 Is
• . • • ela,Us 44 , 19
By agessen t la Treasury, Jamey 1. 1161.: 21,4,1
By amount of Waist paid ea PooNiouse
evade_ • • . $l,OOOO
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15 50 1 554/4
1.581 10 C
58 13i 293 28 -
'7 101 33
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15 83 12-17-
94 131 23
1530 1408
14 74 - 61 75
15 aw, 45 44
5 151 72 87
7 5/. 106 ' 41
604 91 19
21 47 11 11
6 40i,_ 51 17
71 211 102 75
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