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Towanda, Pa., Feb. :7, 1881.,
'ENTERED IN THE POSTOFFICE AT TOWANDA
As MAIL MATTER OF TEE SECOND CLAPS.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
-'7'he expiration of subscription is pA7nt
ed en the colored Zabel, By "noticing the
date every subscriber can tell when' his
paper Will be stopped unkss the subscrip
tion is rename?. -
VENNOR'S thaw Inm come—and gone.
ANICONTIIOUS communications are no
printed in this paper.
SOMEBODY stole sixteen chickens from
Mr. KIRBY the other night.
Tits revival meetings at the 11. - E
Church, Athens, havcitecn discontinued
1=11:01
- .TUr. Teacllers Association will hold its
I:l3Xt session at Sayre, on the second Fri
day and Saturday in June.
Tur. Musical Society will meet 'this
(Thurufty) at tho residenCe of 0: A.
IlAtowni at the usual hour.
Tin: Bradford County Agricultural Sr
-cicti 'Peet at Mercur Ball on Wcd
mesday uert. The public is invited.
1). 13nEws•run and W. C. CursEn have
purchased the Montrose Democrat office,
-and will hereafter conduct the paper.';
Tun Troy Farmers Club have selectid
Septeinber 2lst,. 22d and 2sd next, as the
days on which to hold their Annual Fair.
,TIIE icopased . out of the Susquehanna
.ou . Friday last. But little damage was
done to property in this immediate.Aicia
. ity.
A FIRE at • Waveily, Fay night, de 7
strived the soap nianufactiii7 of PEUsCH
KOFFELT. no . loss is covemd by in-
MIMI
COUNTY Commissioner BRADFORD pur
chased, recently, two short-horn calves of
O. H. WELLEti, -- 6f Wyalosing.* The price
paid was $lOO.
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Fon a copy of .the report of the Super
intendent of Public Instruction of this
State, svro return: our thanks to County
Superintendent RYAN. •
Tau Athens o,nette says that quite
number of citizens of . that borough, and
4,f Athens township, um spepding the
:present .winter•in the "snnny-South."
Tni: Iqn liold , whiell, makes an offer
---
, in an adverAisernent in this issue is a telt
able_kitrnal Which' liaS . .l4n established
for twelve years and ffas'lit large circula
_
tion.
- THE State.Line'Britlge, across the Sus
quehanna river about five miles: above
Athens, us well us the bridge at. Smith
bozo, were cariied.away, by the freshet of
last week.
t'ut - ncn of the 31e :4th (I.Tniversalist),
Bey. 's M. TS11.011; paStor, at 10i a. ni„
subject—" Ilope, - a, Christian Duty." At
p. m., "Hope, a ChriStian's Privilege
A..40s of Ml.r.rnEw IllcKEnxv, ofAl
b.tny townshii), had several fingers ol' , one
of his hands badly mangled by being
caught in the cogs of a feed cutter, one,
(lax last week.
Tim revival meetings whieh,„ltive been
lteld at the 31. E. Chureb, in tli7ex'plaee,
for several weeks past, closed last week.
The meetings have been largely attended
and -very sut-eessful.
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ALL soldiers of the 49th Regiment, P.
V., in thin county, will learn something
to their adhutage by addressing War.
SNYDER, Towanda, - Pa. Other County
papers please copy.
THE Northern. Tier Poultry Asslociatibn
will hold a meeting at Troy, Saturday,
Febru:try Pith, at two P. m. All
interested iu poultry are invited to meet
join the club.
Asa Wvlnesday falls on the 2:4 of Match,
licisoSthlay in Lent on the Ofh, Paha
Sunday on the lOth of April, Good. Friday
.01 the nth of April and Easter. on the
followine; 17th. '
Wtt.A.T 11: - L4 become, of the Wyalusing
••! ir ' We llnve not rcecived a copy Of
the paper in two ,Iveelis. Can it he possi-
Llc that the Ilv.rotar.n hit' Leen dropped
from its list of exchanges?
'n:: Gothic window just being put up
orthe new Methodist
t'hciroh ;(1 mid;-very intich.-tii the
In ,1;s of t ,The frame- alonb
vO,I til,Waril of fifty ,elolTars. -
Tut: Lidivsof the Church of the Messiah
(l'iliversali:A) will hold a sociable at, the
residciltm of, lIKNIIY kr.'s . ;osruitv on Sec
ond street, Tuesday evening, - Febpu,ary
!2‘l. All are invited to attz,hd. •
CAI:Cs Hall, in Leliaysville,. narrowly
cseaped dzsttuction by fire, in .conse
ciueneeof the burning out of tlui chimney,
_On the :Id instant'. The ilamesAwere put
out beforcany considerable damage was
done. . •
.TIIE Temperance Meeting at Mercur
I tall, on Weln6day evening of last week,
'Willi addressed ty G. A. GtiETINSEY, of
Cantrni, and Vey. Mr. WATuous, of Ath
ens. There Was quite a large audience
iiresent.
Tut: tinstees of the Athens Presbyteri
an Church have decided to rent one-half
~f fte pews in the Presbyterian Church
bultling, and no more. Each . alternate
pew only will be rented, leaving the oth
ers free. _
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THE dwelling house, with a portion or
its contents, of DAVID KINNEY, on Wyrt
lw.ing• Creek, was destroyed by fire on
the instant, we learn from the Leßays
rine ..I.lrertii4er. The tire caught from
the ehinrner•. •
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IV. G. TliAcY has purchased of Pro
tho?.otary IlhAciqtaN his tine three;year
.,l4l colt. This colt is said to bo.atie of
the finest young horses in the County,
and has been awarded premiums at the
..‘‘o Count fairs.
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. . I
t im - ii.kitoisTs should 'remember that
Ult. et ust farmed • over ',Clio snow
a ilbrds
l':"tection to mice, and they msy girdle
rrur tree.; unob•zerVed. Tramp the snow
iitia:y close around every trunk so- mice
rftnit burrtiw through it- - .
• Tut-: barn of D. eTtANEY, in .Spring
tie-Li, destroyed . by tire on Friday ev
ening fact. together with nearly all 'of its
A' tillelitS. here were burned in the barn
uiuo e!ms, one horse, several wagons, a
l A lli l\l!ig:waehine, and a large-quantity of
and grain: The loss is estimated at
'lle property was insured. The
nt.• tWitight to have been the work of
inci iidiary•
an indebted to the Philadelphia
T...,s fo r a . copy of the "Times
It is a model of .Typo
twat:less, and is filled with use
f.l it:tereM ing statistics. It is a val-
Livo around as a book of
I , k:tn.:l:. •
Tor. new.l%sbytarhn,Chnrati Will be
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dedicated on nett Wednesday - qtairuxo t
(Felirnary lath), 'coratnencing at tww
o'clock. The services will be conducted'
by Rev. "Tons B. STIIWART, D. D., pastor
of the Presbyterian Church of.Towanda.
Athear.flatettel • •
SAY* the Athens Giusti.' of That day
keif "The Linnet? . people' are enable SA '
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run their engine. A large stream of -WV
ter is running through the engine-room.
Several Camille* at the foot of Mlle-hill have
`been driven out by the water eurroundiug
and entering their dwelling*. -
Twnxivr. hundred dollars bits been sub.
,
scribed toward a fund to erect a new. 31.
E. 'Church at Camptoten. The size oG
the proposed building is-4p be 32:50, with:
a wing. to be used for Sunday School put- ,
poses 16x24. The building is to be erect
ed on the lot just south of .tle academy
SAYS the Camptotriv correspondent of
the Tunkhannock üblican of last
week :" A little boy - o' Mom E. L. Pm
ms, met with
,quite ' accident at Mr.
COOK'S by running ' hie hand through the
cogs of a corn-Sheller, but under the skill.
(al treatment of PA Homg.T it is thought
the hand will be saveit" . .
WE acknowledge tbfb ieceipt of a copy
,
of the Tribune Almanac for the current
year. The book is edited by How EDWARD
McPuEnsos, and is tilled throughout with
valuable and reliable jhformatiou. As a
book of political reference, it has nwpeer.
It may'be obtained of all news dealers or
directly from the Tribun4l office.
'NE third annual• public exercises of
the Smithfield - Graded School will be
given at the Baptist church Saturday
evening, February . 26, 1881. The enter
tainment will' consist of music, charades,_
tableaux, etc.:, but the crowning feature
of the evening will be the "Fan Brigade,''
acted by eight young ladieS. All.are cor
dially invited. '
THE tree reading-room 'at Athens • has
been discontinued, 'on the ground that it
failed to he of benefit'to those whose ben
efit it. was intended for. It'a meeting of
the citizens of the village on the sth in 7
stout, the directors . were 'instructed to
close up its affairs, and the l balance of the
fiands in its treasury to use for. the pur
pose of [ establishin4 a circulating library.
, .
Ti toe attempt to introduce' into the
country the Berman-carp, one of the best
. .
of food fishes,' is proving highly success
ful, -and proinises• to yield valuable re
sults..:, The carp grows very rapidly, and,
singular to say, it is found -to! grow, twice
as rapidly in this country as it does in its
native land, or to speak more - exactly . , its
native waters.' They thrive hest in ponds
and kluggimhstreams.
WE learn from the Dusbore Review of
last week, that CHARLES• BRAGGER, .an
employe in MACFARLANE & CO'S tannery
at Thortidale, in that countY, met with a
fatal accident Thursday. While engaged
in his work his.arm was caught in a tan
nery screw, entirely severing, it from his
body ; ho died at five o'clock Friday
morning. De, leaVes a wife and four child
ren to mourn his death.. .
"BEMINIECENCF.S OF LYCEUMS, LEC
TURES A.NO LECTORERS."—Tbe above. is
the subject of the lecture to be delivered
by the Rev. Joni S. BEERS, in the Insti
tute-Chapel, •on Tuesday evening next,
:commencing at 7:30. This is the second
lecture in a course . thit bas commenced
under very favorable circumstances. No
admission is charged, and a' free invita
tion is extended to the pub!ic; We trust
a full house will greet the lecturer.• .
• Rom, of Honor of Oak Hill School,
.for
the month ending. January 28, 1881 :
BERTHA QUICK, Lizzig MOODY, ANNIE
?tI ARTA . BARNWELL, MARY SMITH,
FLORA SIC:IO3{, HATTIE SIGLER, 'ALICE
KINTNER, SALLIE SMITH, CLARA KINT
NER, RACHEL BROWN,. ELLA FOX, -ETTA
FISK, FLORA .SMITH, WILLIAM BARN
WELL, GEORGE FISH, GEORGE SM rrn,
TrIINER,' EDWARD 'HOGAN, WIL
LIAM GANIsox, FLOYD KINTNER. •
M. H. SWEENEY, Teacher.
,ON Thursday last a. preliminary test .
Was made . of the capacity of tL•e wafer
works to fu'rnish protection' in, case of fire,
Hose was attached to the tire plug at. the
corner oT Main and Park streets, and two
powerful stream's of water were thrown.
it large crowd witnessed the trial. We
iinderstana the Water Company'are satis
fied from the teit that they rill-be able to
meet the requirements of their: . contract
with the Borough authorities.;4-:'
Fon the past feW . months, RI7PERT
GREEN°, a young man, son. of H. GUEE
NO, has been troubled greatly with a
swelling of one side of his face accompa,-
ided with ear-ache, which has induced
him to wear protectors on the.side of his
face, The cause of the swelling and the
pain could not be discovered by the phy
sicians, but,a few days fig!) while i shaving
he felt something hard projecting, from
his cheek, and on pilling it out found it
was the prickly stem that projects from a
chestnut. It had worked its way through
the muscles at the side of , the jaws dur-.
ing several months and ended its painful
conrse:on the outside.—Trny. Gazette.
THE Athens Gazette, says that the: now
ntliiiiion to the extensive bridge works of-
KTEm.ono T3latliieg, in that village,
lots been Completed and is now in < full
elation. The Gazette says it "is a frame
building: . but substantially constructed,.
ud btsides one of the .most comfortable
.Imildinffs on the . grounds, being lined
throughoul with building' paper. It con
tains saws of various kinds, planes, and
all 'tile machinery neeessary- for a first
class pattern Flom, which ate driven -by
an engine of considerable size, located in
' the building, the steam being furnis'ied
from the, main Voilers of the works,' and
conveyed a considerable distance. Every
thing connected' with it -Works to a.
charm." . •
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Tnafamily . of JonN Ronal - , of this
place, narrowly - escapedsuffocation from
. .
coal gas on Friday night last. 'Ou retir
ing to bed oirthat evening the damper in
-the.pipe to a Move was so turned as to
entirely shut on: the draught,and in conse
quence the gas from the stove soon filled
the whole house. Mr. Rott.Av was awak
'ened'at an early
,hour Saturday morning
and discovered that Mrs. R. and their lit-
Ale girl—an only child—Were:nearly uncon
scious from inhaling the deadly gas.
Prompt measures were at once taken for
their relief, and they were. soon out of
:danger. It was a narrow escape, however,
and should he additional warning to all
who use coal as a filet in their dwellings,
to Voksarefully to the di aubgts'of their
stoves.. •
NOT having the Pleasure of listening to
the lecture of Rev. J. r 3. STEWART, at the
cliapetof the Institute on Tuesday even
ing, we copy • the following notice.; of it
from the Ruin(' of yesterday :
" The lecture at the Susquehanna Cot.
legiatelustitute last. evening was listerrfd
to by, an audience which nearly filled the
Chapel. The lecturer was thc,Rev. JOON
S. STEWAnT, I). D., and the subject,
"How to. Read." The lectfirer'spoke
about an hour and a quarter, Mad treated
the
,subject with clearness aird ability.
Opening with a reference! to the fact, so
long ago declared to be que, that, Of
m tny books, here is no end," be gatie as
some of the rifles, fOr profitable readily,
that,books must be chosen with' caution,
and then read -with attention, delibera
tion and judgment. Ha illustrated his
points by many interesting anecdotes of
great men and their manner of reading
and study, and closed will specific direc
tions as to theonnariner in which to_ read
most effectively and With best permanent
results." .
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THE Second Annual hop of the Get
mania Baud Boys, came off . at . Mercur
Hall, on Tuesday .evening, and was a
very enjoyable affair and participated is
by quite a goodly number. The dancing
began at about 9:20:--the full Bind play
ing tho Grand March—and lasted . until
about 3a. rn. About 80 couple* " tripped
the giddy mazes." 'The mush?, was fur
nished by the Band's orchestra:tnder the
leadership of Prof. HENRI Savi.i.N. Ro
freshnients were served in the Green Room.
We have not time or space. to wok of
Ihs affair as it dmerti*, but add that the
committees did sU inlbeirpower to make
evernhing I.lesusuld for 111 - and Judghig
the: eomplisientil bestowed. sipm
Pion, weitiould sip they: sdeesided per
redly ,in so doing. - . .
t*._,ltt tbeitconewhatOototiOns "Stnitheeld
. . , . . . ,
easeit'Arne bills were. found against the
. • . .
defendants by the arida Iv* list - Week
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on both indictlnenta--the one for riot llll4
the other for- rape. In 'Coati thii taPe
case was first taken .0 and occupied Fri- 1
dij and Eataltday. The case was antanit
-A to thelury -htte-;Stitinaley afteintxm.
After d liberating until Sunday at 10 A.
st-t ,theY returned a verdict of guilty as to
HOLMES and licasoTt, and not guilty as
to PIZIICE and' MaTuatt. Counjtel for
the convicted men filed reasons fort' new
-trial, and on Monday morning, Hilt Hon
or, Judge Isartssti set aside' the verdict
and ordered a - new trial as to Jiensoll
and HOLMES.- After considerable argu
ment thp Court quashed one count' In the
indictment for riot,' and: the ..defendanta
thereupon plead guilty as c rged in the
other count, and gave bail . their ap
pear:me-ploy sentence onday next.
During Abti - wliole Continuance of the, trial
the Court House'was literally packed
with people of all classes; nd of all ages,
from the boy of tender years to the man
whose locks were whitened bythe "frosts
of many *inters," and all seemed eager
and anxious to catch each word of the
filthy and obscene star) , as it was recited
.on the witness stand.. It is a sad . Oom-*
mentary, but nevertheless a truthful one,
that the moat eloquent ordtor in the
whole country could not have held the'at
ill
teution as closely of t at audience as did
the young woman w en giving her evi
dence. While the ,ve diet of the jury was
a surprise to all, the z iranting of o new
trial to the convicts men is not, and
seems to meet with a general appro val by
the public. There 'is a general regret ex.
pressed that the filthy business was not
finally disposed of at' the present term,
and a very earnest expression that, boys;
at least shall be debarred from liitening
to the trial when it shall next be 'called.
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Vt.: have received a communication
from Striithfield, reflecting in severe terms
i .
upon certain citizens 'or that an;' ah ad
.
joining town , for.vihat it is asserted they,
did with reference to the lattO. "Smith
field. Riot Case." The communication
has.been consigned tet the ivaste„,basket.
If any one in Smithfield; or the adjoining
neighborhood has transgressed, the pro
visions of the law, any citizen of . Smith-.
field cognizant of the facto, is to duty
bound to himself and to • the community
in which he'lives, as well as to the, com-
menity ablarge, to see that the names of
the guilty ones are placed in the, hands of
the proper officers that the law may' pu
nish them: Hints, contained .in commu
nications to newspapers, as to what cer
tain unnamed. parties did and are doing,
is not sufficient proof -to adduce before a
jury' if the conviction of a.• criminal is de.
sired. It has been aptly remarked on
more than one occasion heretofore, that ,
" tallOs cheap, but it required money to
pay for i farm." So it is easy to write
communications to news - papers reflecting
on the characters 'of individuals, but what
constitutes evidence sufliCient •to 'convict
criminals is not., glittering generalities,.
but solid indisputable facts showing their
guilt. If our Smithfielefriends desire to
convict and .Punish any one guilty' of a
misdemeanor or crime in their commu
nity—and we sincerely belieVe 'they do
eur advice to them - is to refrain from
writing hints'and surmises ti newspapers,
and to !quietly and systematically work up
a/Übe evidence against the accused par
ty, that nothing in - that respect may be
wanting when the:else is called for trial.
And what we have written to our friends
in Smithfield, we, haye written - for all.
We want the news from.all sections of our
county, but we do not want, and will not
publish hints or insinuations against any
person, high or. low,Hai, or -poor, black
lor white. We trustthi's is explicit enough
to be intelligible to' all. - .
COURT PROCFAPINGS CONTINUED.
Wl ,• . IYti, E.,.S
DAY I ;y =' 0R
'. TAItY' _
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1481.
The Grand Jury ciis
osed
of the follow
ing additional cases :
TRUE BILLS
Com. vs. John AfeDerm itt Assault
and battery. •
Com. vs. Sidney Alattesin—Felonious
Assault. -
Cool: vs. Isaac - Smith—P rjury
NOT TREE BILIJ
Com. vs. ;George Carter4Lareeny,
.
Corn. vs..' Samuel Kingston=-Assault
and battery. Margaret Kingston, prose
cutrix, •for costs. -
Corn. vs: A. Rothisoh , --False pretences.
County for costs. _ .
The Grand Jury were.discharged Wed
nesday.
Com. vs. Frank L. Pierce, • James Ma•
tilers, Peter Jackson and John llolmes--,
Rape. District Attortiey fanning' and
peck and Overton, Esqs., -for Common
wealth ; Evans & Maynare, and McPher- ,
son & Young for defendants. jury find
Peter Jackson•and John Rolmes guilty;
and Frank L: Pierce and James Math(,rs
not guilty. Court grant new trial,to Pe
ter Jackson and John Holmes.
Coin; vs. Frank L. Pierce, Lyman E.
Haeknessi Peter Jackson, Melvin Hewitt,
James Mothers, John HolMes, and James
Crurrilaur,h = Riot. .—ll'strict — Attorney.
Fanning and Peck & Overton, fur Com
monwealth ; Evans a: Maynard and Mc-
Pherson & Young for defendants. CoUtt
on motion quash first count in indictirient
and defendants plead guilty to The second
count in same.
Com. .vs. John McDermott—Assault
and battery. ~Distriet Attorney Fanning
and Elhanan Smith, EErys., for Common
wealth ; D.. 0. NM itt,' Esq., for defend
ant. Jury find defendant not 'guilty on
account of insanity. • _
'Corn. vs. Sidney Matteson-:—Felonions
assault.. District Attorney Fanning and
Artlitirilead,'Esqs., for Cominonwealth
Evans rlila,yrfard fork= defendants. -On
trial.
The following licenses:'wero granted
Elting llonsei--Engene Baker, Towanda
Borougb; 9.al Ward : C. 13. 4 1101c0mb, Le.
Itoy tarp. Hotels—Samuel Walbridge, jr.,
Towanda.BorOugb, Ist 'Ward. • •
Polly Bergstfesser .1* John F. Berg.
stresser: C. M. Hall; Esq., appointed
Commissioner.
E. W. Colwell vs. John o:Masdn. Ruls
to open judgment. •
In the matter of the alleged lunacy of
Stanley C. Bullock. Report confirmed
.
The following Sheriff's Deeds warn ac
knowledged : ; •
- To Mrs. Ann Crowlefforii acre of land
in:Sinith Waverly Berough.. Sold Feb. 3,
1851 fas the promtror- Ira-Davenport.
$:•150-. • . .
James McCann for 70 aCrCs of land
in Overton twp. Sold. Feb, 3,1881, as
the property of Francis McCann. $26. .
To James Wood for .2 hits of land in
Towanda Borough. Sold Feb. 3, 16.3 as
- the property of M. A. Cash et al. slo,
To- N. C. Barris for 1 lot•or land in
Adieus Borough. Sold -Feb. 3, 1881. as
- the property of F. A. Bishop et 19. .$,4,60.
To Plumbs .Ann (Griffiths for-• 1 lot of
land in Towandaiwp. Sold Feb. 3, 1881,
as the property of Michael Meehan. $l5.
'To J. D. Pierce for 0i acres of land in .
Smithfinld;and• Athens Townshiß. „Sold
February 2. 1881, as the property of I. M.
Fierce. , $125. •
To (7.. W, McClellani for 59 acres 'of
land in Smithfield Township. Sold Feb
ruary 3, 1981, as the property of Alexan
der Bich: 4 1 , 350 .
To Artemus Barnhart for 3 lots of•land
in Columbia Township. Sold February
3, 1881, as the property of L. B. Slade.
310NpAT, t' . EBRUAILY 14T0, 1881.
In re the application of Emma Bennett
for the'benefit of her separate earnings,
Prayer of petitioner Amnted.
Barnes vs. May. Opinion of Court Sled.
E.Jrst National Bank of Towanda vs.
Madill.. Rulei to set aside Sheriff
W. S. Pierce Admr. Bramball. • Ap
pgintnient of Auditor contained: -
Abram John , on vs. Dennis Crimmins.
Rule discharged.
N. P. Brown vs. Lydia A. Brown.
Court direct N. P. Brown to pay counsel
fees for defendant.
Elmer Dibble vs. Ruth Dibble. Anna
E. Carey vs. Chas. A. Carey. Sheriff di
rected to.make proclaination in each,case.
Ellen Pearialli vs. G. E. Pearsall. Court
direct subpcuna!n divorce to be
Mary Heath vg. Ruel Heath. Divorce,
graidted. ; • '
Court appoint Llewellyn Elsbree.
Master and Examiner .under the rule
adopted relating to' all proceedings in di
vorce cases. .:
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FIRST IWARD.
Counclithen—J, .1. Spalding. Rep 128 • • Robert
MeKee (Pk, 81. Judgd, of _Election—James A.
Bulk pent" 85'; Llewellyn Raffle,lls.- In.
aperture of Elections —Datilol Barercoo - 1, Rep:. 101;
Morrie elate, G'k, 58; Itedtoon Caber, Dem., 68.
Ward Assessor—George W. Kimberly, Rep., ;
ThomaS Kennedy. 13% 100. '
66COND WARD.
Councilman—Ed. Frost. Rep.. 147; E.. T. Noble,
Dem.; 109; Warren 41111. G'k , 15. r Judge of Elec.
ttons—D. W. Scott, Rep., 170; W. A. Chamberlin,
Dem.* 72; W. U. Coverdale.O'k;23. inspectors
Pf EleVtions-11. T. Gray, Rep o 168; O. M. Clark,
Mem., 73 ; Frederick Heath, O'k, 25. Ward As.
.sessor—M. McCue, tilk, 24; James Wood. Dem .
est Eugene A. - Thompso Rep.. 140; Jesse L.
Schoonover, 7. , • • •
THIED v WAIID,
'Councilman—W. G. Gordon. Rep.. 115 ; George
Stevens, Deim..s2. Judge of Election—lsue
ley' Rep o .los; 8. W. Little, Dem.; 55; C.C. Mower,
G'k, 12. Inspectors of Elections—Jan Mclntyre.,
Rep., 106; David Sheridan, Dem.. $2; James Lewis,
(1% 12. Ward Assessor—James R. Nevins. Rep.,
105..; Nelson Jennings, Dem., 55; C.O. Mower, (Int',
12. -
PERSONAL.
-31rE. A. i 7. MONTANYE is confined to
her room by illness.
BtrnGar: is slowly convalescing
from an attack of fever. . •
Nowtnnur is. confined to his
residence by a severe cold.
—WILLIAM Dirrimcn, Esq., is visiting
his brother in Philadelphia.
—HISSiIARY ELWELL, of Bloomsburg, :
is visitin&fricod.fiti - this place.
—Mrs. -GRAHAM MACEA'RLANE is visit-'-
lug - friends at .Washington, I). C.
. —En. HEWERLY; Mail Agent on the S.
& S. Road, is ill of an attack of fever.
—Miss HELEN CARTER INAS quite ill
duting all of last week, but is now con,
valescing. •
—HARRY TAYLOR is bomb from
,Phila
,delphia, where he has been att ending
medical lectures.
-JESSE WARDELL, Jr., has been con
fined to the house for several days past,
'by an attack of fever:
• —Professor I. S. Vniwronn .will open
a seleA term of school at Smithfield, on
Monday, February 28th. '
—Elder D. D. GitAY, father of.Mrs..E.
F. Binema - pTo - s, of tido place, died at Lal-
ceyville on WednesdaY of last week.
—E. B. 3IcKEE, who has been Visiting
in this place for several .weeks past, re
turned to Oswego, N.Y.,-bn Tuesday.
--THOS. KEENE, who has been confined
to his house all winter by an attack of
. eryiipelas, was able to be out of .doors on
Saturday.
—The Rev. J. A. ROSSEEL, of Mount
Pleasant, Wayne County, occupied - the
pulpit at the Presbyterian Church, 'Sun
day morning last.
—Mrs. WAYNE DEFORM' and [Miss
FHANEILE COLLINS returned on Tuesday
from a somewhat extended visit to friends
in Detroit, Michigan. , y
—Mr. CHARLES P. Moonz, our old
schoolmate, of Towanda, was in 'town
Thursday, visiting DON STEELE:I and
while here .gave'us a cal.—Otsego Reeord.
—JoaN C. WILSON,of Tioga county,
Pa., who tried to kill himself with - a ra
zor sonie , time ago, attempted the Same
thing last Friday with a pen knife: Ile
is insane.
—Mrs..LILLY FREEMAN, daughter of
IleV. E. P. fluowx,. of Troy, died in Le
banon County a few days since. She bad
been married about one year, and leaves
a &Ma few days old.
—Mrs. ABNER HINSIAN, the aged wi
dow of the late ABNER HINMAN, -Of Wy
so; died at•the residence of her son-in
law, E. R. Vat:otta - N, in Wyalusiug, on
Wednesday of last weck.
—Mss. B. A. Gont.n, of Fentor,. Michi
gan, who has bceu.spending a few weeks
in Towanda, returned to Michigan last
week, accompanied by her daughter Mrs.
S. S. BLODGETT, of Wysox.
..
—State Superintendent of Public In
struction WICKERSHAM, has granted lain
EMMA G. GAMBLE, of Athens, and Miss
Irina L. SMITH, o Leßaysville, perma
nent certificates as teachers. , • ?
EDWARD SCHOOKIIAKEIVINho for two
or three years past was in Ithe employ of the
State Lino c 4 Sullivan Raffroad Company,
as *a. telegraph operatpr, tindelerk in their
office at this place, died at his home in
Liberty; N. Y., On the 4th instant.
—Mrs. BETSY DOTY, formerly of this
Place, died at Pleasant Mount, Wayne
County, yesterday. 1 She was the grand
mother of Mrs. Insi B. Husipnnny and
Mrs; Colonel Otitrrpi. She was a lovely
Christian woman, and had reached an ad
vanced age..—lierieze, 10th instant.
—Says 41, Troy correspondent under
date of the 11th : "Rev. J. B. .FnuNcit,
pastor of the 'Baptist Church of this place,
sends - in his resignation on. Saturday next.
'Mr. FRENCH has been pastor here for the
last two years, and the hopes. are that he
will 'not resign, as he 'is it good pastor as
well as a good man." • ..
_ - -Mr. A. D. SPALDING, of' this bore, is
an old mtisician. He was a member of a
band in Troy, Bradford county, some
thirty-five years ego, playing at that time
upon a French horn. Ho .says the band
filled an engagement in this village dur
ing a political campaign, when there was.
I no othar band in this part of the country.
They also played at ' Beecher's Island"'
and. Blossbarg.— Wellshoro Gazette.
—Our former. townsman, Hon. C. F.
NICHOLS; must be a very popular man in
McPherson. Kansas, where be -now re
sides, At the recent town election there
be was elected to the office- of Justice of
the Peace, and the returns of the election,
as published in the Freeman of that vil
lage, show that out of a poll of 404 votes
he received 393.. We would not be afraid
to lay a small wager that the five votes
polled against him were cast by persons
who were-unacquainted with "CULL."
—A happy gatliering of about forty
people were gathered at the residence of
Hon. S. D. lIARKNO3B,; in Springfield, on
Monday, - January 31, 1881, to celebrate
his 58th birthday. , He was away_from
\hoine a few hours in the morning on busi
ness, brit was greatly surprised on return
irrg home to find the above mentioned
gathering. ! After a :bort interview with
his guests ho was presented with a fine
willow chair by Dr. THEODORE WILDER
as a present from his children, after which
bountiful refreshments were served and
the happy'company returned to their sev
eral homes.—Trop Gazette. i
—OscAn J. HARVEY, Esq., Wilks-
Barre, has receA.ed the nomination for
the office Of Grand Warden, of the G and
Lodge of Odd FelloWs, of this State All
who knpw him will be gratified to know
that one so. well -qualified for the duties
has received a nomination so honorable.
He is a gentleman of culture, being a
graduate of Lafayette College. - He is a
respected member of the Luzern*, County
Bar, and holds many ether,lonolabit
salons, Better than all be is a truoTover
of. the order of . Odd Fellows, and it is
doubtfill if any man could be found better
qualified for the position, or one ivhb
would work with more. zeal for.the good
of the organization. ' . I • •
ANEW SUNDAY PAPER.
The prospectus is publisheti ni t another
column, of a new paper, to ; ke its ap
pearance on Sunday .next,'lO be called
The Etinira Sunday ReputOan. • It Will
support the National AdMinistration of
President Gattrumn, and tbie State Ad.
minstration of Governor ColutELL, - and
willcontain a full quota of general news
and local and neighborhood gossip.' Col
onel LITHIER CALDWELL is Business Malr
ager,. and we • understand it has. all OHL
backlog necessary to make it a smiles.—
Ebnira Advertiser.
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MEI
..-TAuguip , vp RAILROAD.
, Aliseetlng ot 0111411,
PM, Wall recently:'held. D. P. Utter!
**AO *APR _Abl. l .4l l ** B•14-PAITT
40100tila i
plarpollll;flikidefillelialk. new trunk
!inset :volt:aid ftesn: - .Reitr lark to LIST
ll'iletir7VrAir-thu-lecisuCtuipubla.tku of
Iblit Re* TOrki r Chielp*
*At itiottsfittee
1t.n1Ait01.101010.7611 .aPpOtrited loom-
Sermiltii the President 'albs Netropolt.
tan Bank, ef_4l4,* -York and, lay before
Wither advantages of therrene thrones
the Tolitivist entek-tridayt ftlisolo confer
withstheisifieers of the,-Bradford County
ItaiW4 Company,. willt the view, Of
operation in a oommunkiti tothe.said
New York' _Company. not t- only setting
forth the aduartagesof the route bat pro
posing ishoperation , :arid substance to in
duce the eonsi4erstkas of this . course for
their line.---Cantos Rentinel.
d sue.
:..toad CO? . !etre e _
LEROY
Dnrlugthe recent high water tire bridges
acress.the Towandnereek atir o ortlmEr's,
A.- G.. listaratv's; Swrr. WIIADOIee and
TUOMAS BMILIM'S, were destroyed by.the
ice. The Bret two were in Leßoy and
the ethers in - Franklin. The;:two in Le-
Boy wore old and unsafe and should have
been rebuilt or condemned seine time ago.
The, ne at VANT,LEET's is not needed and
the Commhssioners should vacate the
principle part of the ,crossing at that place
.and change the main road so ris to avoid
the steepirill which Is the Most dreaded
by all who travel between Canton and
Towanda. Xow is the time to make the
change.
WW. iltagn died 'on ,Thursday last of
pantlysis. - He bad been complaining "of
quinsy during a few days relic* but no
one supposed him , to . --be irr a dangerous
condition. Rim remains were pliced in
the Bast Canton cemetery on letaturday
last. "
_
Daring the past two weeks ELT:aim J.
G. EMELT, of Smithfield has been holding
a protracted - meeting at• the Diooiples
Church•at this place. There seems to be
a growing interest in the meetings. '
Leßoy, Feb. 1% , 1881. ' • X
' ULSTER.
Vennor's thaw reached us, abd now ev
erybody says " sleighing is in."
Several of our eitizena have been hi at
tendanco at Court at Towanda last week
James 0, Bowie And A. B. Smith were
at Towanda four days last week; as
wit
nesses, • Mr. IL Says it is business be
does not'like, and we c a nnot say. as we
blambitim much -fin making .such an at
sertion. • -
\ J. H. Mersereau is moving his house
hold goods to Sayre this. nook ; and we
wish him success in this bib new depart
ure: •
D. A. Dewey, Supreme , President, E.
A. W., organized a Union at this -place
last 'Friday evening, after a brief state
ment of the organization its progress,
benefits, etc. The following are the offi
cers who were installed by him : Presi
dent, James Wood ;Secretary, K McNer
ney, Jr.; Accountant, Thomas Park ;
Treasurer, G. M.. Ross ; Chaplain, H.' M.
Park; Warden, Leßoy Wilbor ; Watch
man, A. Wilkinson. . '
At the Methodist Sunday School last
Sunday; a resolution of thanks was teal
dered J. IL Merseieau for his efficient
services rendered, and for the interest he
has always manifested' in its welfare.
Two venturesome young, men crossed
the river last Thursday evening in a boat,,. ,
just a few minutes, before the ice ' brake
;away. The watermas nearly three feet
on top ofthe•ice, and they thought it safe
enough to'bruss, batmen they hal., fairly
reached the opposite' shore the ice gave
way, which necessitated their , going to
Towanda and come home by rail. Prob
ably this will tend to their benefit in the
future, and we shall hear no more such
pranks by them. .
Instead of the regular, sociable last Sat- .
urday evening, there was a "taffy party;"
at the residence of F. 41. Schoonmaker ;
quite a good many, though the inclemen
cy of the weather prevented many ntbers
from attending. The-next sociable • will
be held at the parsonage next Saturday
evening.
Some dispute among several of our cit
izens has been indulged in; as to the day
for the Commissioners •of the several
townships to meet tinder the new law . ;
some betieving it to be the first Monday
in March, others the first day of March-.
Will the editor please inform us through
the columns of the REPORTER 'and great
ly oblige . Yours Anon ? °
February 15, .1881.
[The Act of 1815 fixes the time of such
meeting on the first Monday in
En. REPORTER.]
HYDIIKULIC CESIE24T.-4tlst reciir
ed—another ear load of XX Star Cement. •
ME
Vi COMER has the best wearing Shoes
for ,lien, 114 is and Youths' wear ever 'offered In
Towanda, and at prices within the reach of all.
-r481 ‘ .. CtLERY !—Joss .STROUTo t near
Teilda Creek, has for sale 3,000 •bunelles'llne
Celery. - febto-we.
Inir The Largest, Best and Cheapest
line of Shoes for. Ladles', 311.sses' and Chfldrens'
weer Is found at. Coniun's new store, corner Main
nud Pine-sts., Tracy &Noble's Block. apr4lB
REMOVAL.--.T. ALISN has re
layed his Undertaking Establishment from
Bridge street to. rooms on Brain street, over Tun-
Ivan & GonD9:v's biug Stite, and.Woonroun &
VAN DORN'S. Boa & Shoe Store. 'A full line of
Undertaker's Goods front the Cheapest to the best.
jaall7,'St. J..S. ALVIN, Agent.
car L. B.TRODOERS challenges Campo
, ,-
titlon for o quall ty of goods and low prices on:flash,
Doors, Blinds and Ma a, and al imilldlng ma_
tonal. sang3-tt)
Mr PRICES WAY DOWN, on Gents'
Fine and Coarse Booth at BLUM'SOleldleman's
BI •
W - GEO: Ross sells Groceries awful
criksP because' his expenses are very light, and
he Is bound his customers. shall havgthe benefit:
iZr Fora good, durable and neat-fitting
SHOE, call at F. J. BLU3VS, Beldteman's Block,
Mita street. • Nov 2741
tvr HURRAH to oso. L. Ross's Ne
Grocery Store In the Montanye Block, and get y; r
Groceries at rock bottom. . . Jam• 20.
12' YOU RUN NO RISK when you
buy your Groceries at G. L. ROSS'S nyVstore In
Mental:lye pock. His PRICES are W DOWN
to rock bottom. . • ' .
Ins store In KELLUM - _BLOCK, IST WARD
beats the woild by Low Prices end good Goods.
$ It isimpossible for a woman after
a faithful course of treatment with - Lyng* E.
PINKIIAM'S TEO ET1.131.:E COMPOUND to
continue to suffer with a weakness of the uterus.
Enclose a,statup to Mrs. lama k.rttianAlt, 2a3
Western Avenue, Lynn., 3lass., for patuodlets.
-Sold by-Dr. 11. C. POUTIIII, Oru - gglst, Towanda,
Pa. dulyt-yrl.
Thb 99-CENT STORE is, Ilea&
quarters for everything in the line of LAMPS and
LAMP GOODS. Sept. 24r2.
TETE-AATTE SETTS, WINE
SET, LIQUOR BETTS—at 99. Cent Store.
UNIOIIi CIDER 1/lll.L.—This is an
excellent Portable Mill—one that commends itself
at sight. Farmers haring apples going to sraste,
will do well to give the Cider Mill atrial. It grinds
easily and rapidly—crushing the fruit Instead of
grating. Capacity, five barrelsper day. For sale
cheap. . It. lii..Witaxs.
.Towanda, Pa.; Sept. 7. - •
re- SEWING MACHINE NEED_ LES
Oils and attachments at the 99-Cent Store. '
• la' TI e action' of Carter's Little Liver
Pills Is plasant. mild and natural. They- gently
stimulate the liver. and regulate the bowels, but
do dot purge. They are sure to please. febl7.
Pr flow many persona have neglected.
to Boot relief from an ordlnary cough, or mid', and
hive refined to seek a remedy until consumption
has pdrfotmed its fearful Mission ! If you -have
the slightest cough. no better remedy is found than
tick's Balsam of Honey. febil. ,
not - egnabs,
coldi.,lnng and bronchial co t tlaints mem to be
epidermic.. In these cases of den colds the best
thing to do ino get abo of N. It. Dcisne
Elixirs Whichvariably gives speedy relief - and'
ilittmately \effects a 't offiplete cute in all cases
where the breathing organs are affected. Use it
In time and Fteleent serious lung difficulties. Sold
by WI druggists. ' ' Feb. 34. Int.
-
yr "Your Simmons' .Liver Remit*
has' been In use Into family for some time,
un periunded ft Is n'tralnable addition to the Med.
teal science.
"GOQ. GILL HOUTZ% of Maria.
`• It has proved a goad nd effeettra molt Me. 5
A. NIITTINO."
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BUSINESS' LOCAL.
R. M. WELLES
Simi it nimbi.: - void; IP", " - limp
.. ww '
c•.....,...... - : 'mein, is ths
I " 111**Italt :. .E. 114 Piste./ wol" 1 1 1 :
'foroltursB", in as 'l-14.418
atilt rOsccittOnr ;t om ,
iiiditslid, - - - ';•
0" - ' Min alba - ' 6, 4 isiit
winos to ninon itsdelded 0
I also wish to Jololls
it atilt by newsmen to settililleSinetamtanoon., - _
• tebtiiiirf 66: '46 P; Btdltjlt" x:
ar ii Nnigq,:dof , maw nn 1y
=et as on pradittiatio. that thriterhi Safe
newt Inn Lisa Cure la imam the most value.
bie dlseetertatof the 14th eautusy. iessinot: lay
toe much In Its behalf. Pittsbar V
Pa.. 6th Apt.,
tine: , Mignon) - 41. COI(NCLL.
.
The - Oild I would , never
Jesse sty' bed.. That was throe tnonttis ago. and
now I.lwelgh 1 , 0 pounds. , I. cannot write bait of
?bat 1 want to 0,7. bit Warners Safe Kidney
Myer Cure 411 d It.
- . • .
rel 47. 11. 0. 1101tItit t Rahway,
• - ' ,MARRIED.; . . .
JOHNSON—VhitHEB.POOL:—Ai Uiir Prishyte-
Ilan Personage. Ith inst.. by Bur: Hellenic Ann.
• strong , Mr.. Wesley 'Jobeson. of A.syluiti. aud
'ihreecy Vanderpool. of Towanda township.
PASSMOBE:—PATTBUSON. December lib,
lase, st the residence of • the bride's want.. by
' Rev. William S. Steen;• Mr. John . Z. rumor*
anti Miss Olive E..rattersoN both 'of ' Bradford
Coaatyc
CASE—lifintSo2s.=ht the resideoCe of H. L:
Ant.
Cese. ra., mi. Inst., :by the Rev.
Howard Coraelt, U. T.. Cue, Eeq .,
Sarah 'Mattison, both of OrweU.
DIED.
CALIFE.—At East Bmtlbf eld. February 12, 1881,
Hosea Calif!. In the SOth.year of his age. • ,
Coming into the country alinoilt twenty' years
ago, be passed through all the privathms and bard.
skips fl t toll to the 14 of the -carlgsettlers, and ,
tot-halt a a century Hiedandwrought upon the
homestead where he,died—lived to see the wilder
L.
nesa.melt away and Islands a thing ofthe past.
He did his Mrs worklhonestly conscientious.'
ly, and has gope to his rest i followe'd by the loving
remembrancelot those 16 - plidm he was all that,
husband am itrther could be. May he sleep well;
'Fens Abstrtisemeaqs.
DMINISTRATOR'S Nofiicy.
A
—Estate of James (ard. deceased, latebf
Wrsos toe nobly). Letters of administration have
been granted to Gerrge third and E. Reed Myer.
'of said-township, to whom all persons Indebted to
said estate are requested to make payment. and
Mese having Chtimsor demands will make known
the same without delay. • E REED MYER,
r Feb. 10, sari. ' Surviving administrator:
QIIESTAEQUINALLEY LLS
k) The. undersigned tics purchased and put in
thorough repair the above. Mills, and Is prepared
to do all kinds of Milling promptly and aatisfa6to
dlr. sawing cheaper than the cheapest. - it will
be made an object to those wanting work in this
tide to call at the:A Mille. -04 - F. AYER,
Sheshequln. l'a., Jan. 10,.1881.2iii05•.
:.VARII.AND STOCK FOR SALE
1:
—The subscriber offers for sale his farm of
toe acres, located fu Ulster township, under high
state of conflation, good house, two barns sheds.
and other ontbaildlngs; well watered and.abund•
ance of fruit. The stock can be purchased with
-farm. Tercus—sl,moish, ;balance to sult,pur
chaser. If not sold by arch 2Sth, will be for rent
to a good farmer. For tattier particulars call on
or address • , A. B. SMITH,
• febl7-w4 . ' . • Ulster, Pa:
nRPHANS'.COURT SALE.;--By
virtue of an order Issued out of the Orphans'
Court of Bradford County, the Andersigned, ad
ministrator of the estate of Isaac F. Bullock,tate
of Springfield township. in said county, deceased.
will expose to public sale upon the premises at
Rig Pond, In said township, on TitURSDAY,
MARCH 1721,1881 , at 10 (mock. A-. at : , the 'undi
vided one-hal f , interest of 111 re-sixths of the renew
ing described real estate subject to certain rights
of Scott Bullock, a urother of Mild decedent), situ
ate In said township of Sprltigfleid,,boanded and
described as follows: Beginning-,at the northwest
corner of the lot hereinafter described at a point-
In the south line of leads .of A. J. Dickerson
thence east along the lands of said Dickerson 108
perches to a corner in the highway leading' from
Mill City westerly; thence south along said high
way 69 perches term angle in said highway; thence,
southeast along said highway 81 4-10 perches;
thence east along, the lauds' of B. 8. Gleason la 6-10
perches to a corner ; thence south along the lands
of -said Gleason =3s Fetiches Loan angle ; thence
.southeasterly along lands of said Gleason 893
perches to a corner; thence south along lands of
the estate of E. Watson, deceased. 87%. perches to
An aught f thence .westerly along hoots or 0.. G.;
Dpubar St perches to en angle ; thence south along,
lands, ot G P. Voorhis CO 1.10 perches to a corner ;
thence easterly along lauds or said Voorhis 11,0-10
perches to a corner; (Irene. , southerly oloug lands
of Hiram Potter nOl-10 perches to a corner; thence,
a westerly course aloeg lands of N. S. Hurley 48
4.10 perches to a corner: thelice a northeasterly
direction along lands of Dennis-Bat ey 29 perches
to on angle 'thence a northwest direction along
lands of W. J. Wigsten 60 perches - to air angle
thence easterly along lends of said Wigsten 97 8-10
perches to as angle; thence west along the highway,
running- from -Mill City to the Bardwell school
house 79S perches to a corner; thence north along
lands of the estate of A. Clark, deceased, 101 4.10
perchesto a corner; thence westerly along lands of
b. Clarrs.estate 107 perches to a corner ; thence
north along land of . said Clark's estate 11l 8-10
perches to the - Place , of beginning. Supposed to
contain 227 , acres of land: after deducting there
from about 6 acres heretofore sold and conveyed
and pow held by or in passemilott of various parties;
and,from -the 227 acres there is also to be deducted
two .pleees of land sold and conveyed by tho dece
dent and C. Bullock. to Mts. Edith C. Bullock,
containing about 63'acres t leaVing to be sold the
decedent's Interest in about 164 acres of land, more
or less, and subject to all the rights of A. S. Bul
lock to any claim he may have to any part thereof ;
about 80 acres improved, with ,1 - framed house, 2
framed barns with sheds attached. 1 framed horse
barn, 1 saw-mill. 1 chopping-mill for feed, I elder
mill and an orchard of fruit trees thereon.
TERMS OF S ALE—One•half ou the property
being struck down, and the balance on confirmation
of sale, with approved bond' filed in the stun of
1 1 3,060. JAMES 11. WEBB. :
Feb. 17, 1881. ,'Administrator.
GEORGE L, ROSS
• I
Is the Proprietor of the
NEW GROCERY STORE
JUST• STARTED INITHE MON
TANYE.BLOCK
This store - being on the corner near the Public
Square, is one of tne,finest Groceries in town, and
Mr. Ross ba g spared no pains In selecting the" best
goods that the great cities afford. His experience
in the grocery business enables him to purchase
I .
first-class goo s, 'anti at bottom prices. Farmers
aft il. everytAd can depend en It that when they
the price of Gri
rocees at Ross's It is of no use
to try eisew ere, for his prices are'down to rock
bottom. , .
Mu. EMMETT SPIVS:CMt has charge of Mr.
Ross's Fire Ward Store In Kellum Block.' while
Jessie Schoonover Is clerk In the new store in Mon.
tanye itosiLlieiffirit horse and delivery
wagon standing at the store in charge of (Thule ,
Washburn, who Will deliver in the Borough, free
of charge, all geode as soon as sold.
All kinds of desirable produce taken In exchange
for Groceries or for Cash.
GEORGE L. ROSS.
Towanda, Pa., January 21,
plate; ion ',sparkes.
&boat poem and desettptlons, priest and directions kr
planting 114111 vadalem of Vel
ma.% and wee Seed., Farts,
Rama, de. Imnslasble to mil. Send tar IL 'Ad
D. Y.'FBBRYt C4X,DetraianNich.
AMBLE' & CURRIER,
.Manutnet;irers and liealers in
CABINET FURNITURE, RUBBER VALVE
PUMPS, 'l‘c.
•
Sugar Run, Bradford Cilanty, Pa. Feb . .3,81-m6.
GET YOUR HAIR CUT
AND SH.AVING,' ATNIID
Ninreircl Hcowite
SHAVING PARIAIR.
air e study to please. .
- t D. V. STEM'S, Prop?
Tiswandi , Pa., July 13, 1379.
NATHAN TIDD,
• .Dealer In
' • -
`PITTSTON, WILKES-BARRE
AND LOYAL SOCK COAL.
Lowest prices for cash. Office and yard foot'of•
Pine-street, Towanda. July 15, 18130:
AGENTS- WANTED.! •
, • . .
In every town In Susquehanna. Wayne and Brad
ford counties for MIDDLE PENNSYLVANIA
MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION. of !UMW
ton, Pa.
Insurance at coat. Good Commissions allowed.
Good references required.
.. • • J. W. DUSENBITIIT.
- Disvnicr Aci ENT,
34-wil • r Great Bend. Pa.
vmayntslms -
For Sak
MI
A.'Farm of 140 acres, 'four miles north
of Cl:taming Village and onetnlic from Bingham
S'atlou on the 0. I. & 8. U. IL
A. Farm of 137 acres, Airainiles north of
Waverly, N. Y.
A. rani of 150 acres,: : font milp“lorth
cast of Waverly, N. V."
MU be mild [TO the 4st possible tertor.
Apply to It. A. ELMER.
•
Jast,l3, %t overly, N. Y.
.1
r. GA. COM
• • Nikeilmiti sisdosikor tae
a mt i o im i rpo o reig limpre ter the Ow
inlet year: PM tor the treametlea of pastel bust.
AeakatUbe held li l t Star data et the Clatiyany, In
143111LIAlid 11011110/11; Meets Ilk A.
t ash *Mink the bourse 2 aid 4 °Wort. T.
X. w. awns. Secretary.
4 1'4:eintoutal Pli..*ebreary ad, • .
HORTarHORN OATTL
S
ski) BEItICSIIIRE,PIQS,.
We hive i few ebolee Bells and H fees which
we offer st very ressogebleyriees.
Also washed
Bertahlreet° _
G. 0. * BLLZZ.
W}
al troy.
TO YOnOZOIXEIMEPERS
• FREE TO , ALL BRIDES.
Noun fa ftereby given to ail the tendon of tido
paper and. all their friends and acquaintances
throughout the United states and Canada, that
. THEIIOUSEHOLD I
•
- .W lil be Dent one year free ai -
, .
A WEDIVDT43- PRESENT
To every newly-mantled couple when *dame—
and 10 cents to pay for postage-4s sent to tbe pub
lisher Waite one year from the date of thetr;
otarriage. ,
Venous sending for this present are remiested trY
send a copy of a paper containing a notice of their`
marriage,or some other evidence that shall amount
to seas onable proof that they are entitled to the
insgaslite under the above Offer. " _
Address, ,;TrIE IFOIISETIOLD,
felito.. • - Brattleboro, Vt.
11 NCORPOIUTION SiOTICE.
I. Notice Is hereby given that apidicatiOn will be
made to the Governor of Pennsylvania, Mader the
provisions of the Act of 29th of April, 7874, after
three week's publication of- this 'notice, ' to Issue
letters patent for the creation of a corporation for
it Water Company in the Conatyof Bradford, in
raid Commonleciltb: The objBct of said Company
wilt be to supply the villages of Sayre and Athens
and vicinity with water, me the principal business
of the corporation will be conducted at Sayre, In
said County of Bradford. '
Sayre, Ps-, January 27, ISM.
FI►M
SWA RTS
• - ,
CORNER OF MAIN .i.ND BRIDGE STREETS,
clitety occupied by Owen Bros.) with au entire
NEW STOCK OF FINE
• .
FAMILY•
Groceries & Provisions.
CONti'IETE ASSORTMENT
I - AND CHOICE, STOCK
4 .
low COOLS
rirThe highest market prices paid to
Farmers in Cash for desirable produce.
Wood and Willow Wake
kept COurtantly on aid. thiyers are Invited to
.call and examine ou Gocds aid Prices. - -
Towanda, Pa.,\Tanuary 2.lth, 1891
SIISQUEHA \ NNA COLLEGIATE IN
sTrrutz.-,-Second \Winter Term commences
MONDAY, JANUARY:4m, 1881. Expenses for
board, tultion and furnished room. from $172 to
0180 pei - year. For catalogtke or forth& partial.
Mrs address the Principal,
4DINLAN, A. M. .
Towarala. OcttiberllB,
Volt SALE OR EXtOHANGE.
—Six hundred acres of land in, Litchfield,
l ilinesheiptin and Rome Townships, In iota of from
r'dwenty-flre :to one hundred ,acres. *la \to 15 per
acre. These lands ire uniucumbered and, an un
doubted title will be- given. Fa[ urther particu
lars, address . TEICrs: 51117ti. 4 8 15003,
Jan. 6, 1881-m3. • . r 11,thens, Pa.
A DMINISTItATOR'S NOTICE.
..—Letters of administration having, been
granted to the undersigned, upon tha .estate of
Charlotte Noyes, late of Burlington tvrp., deceased,
notice Is hereby given that all persons Indebted to
said estate are requested to make Immediate pay
ment, att&all 'persons having legal elialms against
the same will present them without delay In pro
per o:derfor settlement to
J. W. NICHOLS, Admlnistrator s .
Burlington, Pa.; Jan. 155 1.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
—Emile o 1 Isaac F. Bullock. deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate-of Itiaac
F. Bullock; late of Springfield township, Bradford
county. -Pennstlyanta, - hate been granted to
James 13. Webb, - molding In Fast Smithfield, In
said county, to Whom all persons indebted to said
estate are requested toinalte paytnetr, and those
having claims or demands will make knOwn the
same Without delay. JAMES 11. WEBB,
Jan'l3,.lBBl. Administrator.
NOTICE.—The' County Commis
sioner* have died upon the following dates
fur holding appeals at the Uommissioners' Office
In Toyeanda Borough for the several townships and
.borodghs of Bradford County:
Tuesday. February =l—Asylum, Term , WilMot,
Albany towns* sod borough. Overton; Monroe
township and borough, Franklin and Granville.
Wednesday, February 23—LeRoy, Canton town.
ship and borough, Armenia. Alba, Troy, township
and borough, Columbia, Sylvania and-Burlitigton
West.
Thursday, 'February 24—Burlington township
and borough, Springfield, Smithfield, South Creek,
Rldgbury, Welles, Sheshequin, Litchfield, Wind
ham, Warren and Orwell.
Friday, February. 25—Rotne township and bor
ough, Herrick, Pikeolteßaysville. Tuscarora, Wy
'losing, Standing Stone,ToWanda North and Ulster.,
Saturday, February 26 . Towanda township and
borough, Athens township and borough, Barclay
and South Waverly borough.
BY oftlrEß OF THE BOARD. '
Attest—WILLIAM Lewis, Clerk. jan27. ,
E=i E=l
SPRThiG TRADE
99-CENT STORE,
Anticipating the demand for New -Goods for the
early Spring trade. we ate offering In addition to a
toll and wellleteeted stock of Crockery, Glass.
'Hare and House Furnishing Goods, a few special',
ties to which we ask your attention, among them
the newest patterns of Glassware, called the .
, • ' •
Japanese. Pattern,
The fittest Brach) ever offered to the trade for cook
tug purposes.
Safety Oil Cans.,
NEW STYLE BRACKET LAMPS
NEW STYLE 14ANCINC LAMPS
And many othor articles useful and ornimeutal
. - C. P. WELLES
Towasas4iNh,Junierattl,lll4.
GORDON
Or
flaw tilled the Old Store
We Invite attention to i•Or
An assortment of
M. D. SWARTS;
A S. GORDON.
NOW READY
For 1b
IMI
C. P. WELLES'
CROCKERY
BEI
In a full line for Table" use
BHERWOOWS FIRE-PROOF
STEW PANS,
JOB LOTS IN CLASSWARE.
R
T
ANNUAL •
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r: i ;,* •
Receipts and Expenditures of Bradford *multi from
itanuarr Ist to December 31st, 1880.
. - • - .
•
. 1 .•. - ; Expendthwes..,
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.. ....
To amount lead Anditoni ' 9143 00 Nelson A.,)Lsynard. Troy T - .138 111
Prothonotary's mod Itailiters Mulltrsr... 90 00 Theodore Pratt. °MA'AM ? SO 00
Prionon' il i c i gi penitentiary ' 14911 18 Erni Prune; T roy? • .$4 OS
C t c:n a p ar7 In pielientfary ' . XIS 45 H. A. Marcellits, Itldgbary P • 14 efr
pro room , • • . 425 45 , John Chamber*, ihigliery 1 - 10 MD
9 mumwMftlo4l(ll..:lii. .... . •••• - .1911 00 Charles Warren, Albe-8........ IS le : -
counsel go cogiu "
!!..',..
~. '5O 00 John ConLy, Rid/bury T. •04 •
Rent 0 Court 10011144T101 _. ..... ' 1411 00 Eugeoe - DOlsnd, Armeahr?..... IS $ll . •
Bridpeontracta ' • 1,045 0 Bohan Young, Trty T , It 50
Costs in COmmirtireeth Wt ' . 5,499 54 J. S..Taylet, Alba B " - 15 04/
Bradford County Agritalterral Society... ' 100 00 D. T. ifildreth. South Creels, -MN •
Election expenses • • 1,07 50 Traub anapbell4 Buffington W. 1$ 50
Assessors 1 2,240 00 D. B. Bruce. JAW/ ? SIA
Traverse juror ,, _ • 1 7,55232 B. T; Lindley. Lel4 l l I' 17 00
Constables making returnshladattending: . . -Gilbert MeNaught v Gnititillel... 211 00 •
at elections • 916 = Byron R. Horton, Rome T........ LOO
,
0111ce bouts - , 1 • 057 45 ; G. M. Badman, Terry T It Or :
Making doplleatetand_ registers ! SO 00 1 Joel Cam_Pbell: Litchfield 1' 2 1 er
Fuel and light :..... 1 028 17 ' John F. Verbryek, Wilmot T 24 50
Tipstaves and crier ot.Court i 419 50 ; Levl Stevens( Albaor T..
.. ...... • a :r. ,
Regulation publio buildinp.../.... 1 • 451 5r....! G. S. Gamble. Wilmot T 19 00
Bridge repairs • - , 2 642 tr 2 ' Ella Bowen, Warren P...........700 T ...........
Prisoners ,- support In jail _ • 1 20191 29 Wm. P: Arnold, Rome T , 850 '
Grand jurors . ' ' nit 43 Jattlea Rolland. WllmotT.... SO 0
Pubile printing •• ; 1 4 04 02 L. E. Grigg, Monroe.T.:.. ' %so
Postage and stationery 1 114 ao L. M. Maratuill. Home T. • 54 Olt .
District Attorney ' ' 469 Co Wm. A. Kellogg. M0ur05T...... 9-20 •
Comers' and Justices' inquhdtions...... 113 74 0. P. Tarot, Warren T •IS 60
Insurance on public buildings ...... ...... 07 50 ! John A. Keene. Standing Stone— is 00
Stenographer of Court' - • 1,200 00 i Jamet Barks. Asylum T, 1000
Jury CoMmissioners • - • 2lO 78 ! George Origith, Ulster T ' -is so
Tax reloaded ' 1 124 :7 I Peter Walborn. Towanda T 29 . 06
Damages for the lossot sheep by dogs— '1 P.P. Sweet,- Ulster T aOO . ,
'll, A Barrows. Albany '4"... ...... t o 5 1
0 , , F. W.Flatter. Towanda T 14 00
H. It. Vanloon, AlbanyT 7 00 ; D. H. Crimmin,.Asylum T - 880
J. B. Whe a ton: Litchfield T , 100 1 P. Gorsline , Wyse: T .... HI 00
- J. P. Iforton,'Terry T . 650 , ' John Peterson, Athens B 24 to
John Friable. Terry T ' 20 00 ' T.T. Myer, Franklin T.. .. .. .. . . =OO
li. VI, Rhodes, Albany T ) 800 1 Geo. D. Ch tubers , Rldgb;rry . T... 17 10
B. McDonald. Franklin T ' 72 00 ;O. W. tickler, Franklin T..-- . 111 00 -
S. D. Stone. 1,01107 T-' ' 104 00 0-- ' Patrick McGuire, Terry .T 'l2 00
J. B. Warburton, Leßoy T 15 00 - .1 'Hiram Stevens. Monroe.? '29 09
H.ll. -Miller.-Terry T B.O ' i Guy May. liidgbury 1
Josiah Haggerty, Terry T 11 41.11 Ellen Pitcher. Towsoda 13 If 00
P. A. Bradley, Rome T 610 ' ' John Halstead, Terry,?...., ..... s ou•
,'Thomas Beaumont, Pike T....... 17 CO . " Allen Knights:Alba 8............ 92
. 00
J. IL Schoonover, Terry T..-. .... ,11 00 . ,E. W. Scott, Troy I' 0 so— ..
11.1 J. Cbubbnek, Warren T 9Co ~ W. D. Rose, Armenia T .... 10 0o
Taotuas J. Roof, Standing Stone.. '
22 50 , 9. J: Wheeler, Rldgbury T....... 10330
J. 11. Schoonover, Terry T ' Bco '-'-. Geo. D. Chambers, Rldgbury T.. -52 00 1 '
Joel S. Taylor. Granvine T 28 Co E. C. Abbott, - Pike T , 12 00
John Elliott, Terry T 18 00 :C. L. Squires, Pike T , '' 20 00
.
Ellen Pitcher, Towanda 13... .....1 44 tO ..' " W. 111 Platt, Herrick T . 17 00
Clement Ell, Terry T.:. ' ; 9 50•;• ' 'P. A. Bradley. Rome T IS 00
R. S. Allis, Wysox T • 41t - : Wm. Welsh. Jr— Towanda T 36-00
William Fox, Terry T 14 . ' - '• Joseph Elliott, Terry T ' 14 00
J. C. Rogers. Litchfield T 17 00 . ,
G. Conklin. Orwell T '
Charles Coleman. Herrick T..
George Mlngos, Burlington T
Thomas Coos, Wysox T.....
J. 11. Allen, Row T '
o. W. Brown, Orwell T
James Mcllorran, Ulster T.
James Burk, Asylum T
John B. Warburton. Leßoy T
J. S. Shoemaker, Leßoy T...
C. A. Kelley; Leßoy T.:.. .
- .1. A. Whipple. Leßoy T...
Geo. T. Wilcox, Leßoy T.
, ,
Aecoaut with Me Several Colleetors o [County Tax for 11150 and Previous.
• - 1._...
, 1" ...; I Ainount .initsti Avt'at 1 ,-/mltt -
'TOWNSHIPS & BOROUGHS., Nausea of Collect Qrs. ,a 1 . Mreste. I Per -
. I ',I ICheirg' , d, Received roied.lCeat'ye
.•, • I
• I
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.Burlington West .. ~,, ....... .-... N. C. McKean 'I 1877 , ,8a1• 6323 . $4 731
Alba'Borough 4 •C. S. Wilson i 11879 : 11 07 - n 07!..
_I
Athens Borough.. .. J. H. Hosmer. • , „„i ' 446 481 - 5339 231 116 6 11 ei_
3 28
Burlington Township Win. P.: Lane 4 ' 157 881 ~.108 H- 4 881 41 90 „
Burlington West...... ,N. C. MelCean • I 20 98- •• 14 Ili 6 ni......:=.
Burlington Borough-- . 13. K. Ross , ,•83 04 72 ill 3 731 7 49 -
Ridirhury Township 1.1 no„ titlrton, Jr ..... - 370-94 ,- 208 88, 7 141 63 62 •„
South Creek !David Chase.... ' - ' 1 4.5 55 '• 380 601 3 711 4; 36
Sylvania - Borough . I David Stevens. ... .... 42.88 33 11.1 1 21; 783
South Waverly S. H. Howell . • , 78 20 73 79,..
.
lllsterTosinship IGeo. 8arth010mew ......... . ....1 , 75 47 •8 Or 16 44 ! 30 46 • ,
Wilmot Township. .. ... . I rhos, E. IQules .... ......... ....1 :10 71 , 166 151 17 75' -41 II
•----••••-------1--- - ..----
. • Tote - .. I .. 1 61.919 931 61,493 701 6E4 40 1 6336 83
' • • , 01--.------. ,. • -'''''-'.--*I .
Armenia Township I Albs Burnham o-i. . I - I • .
. •
.1830 1 249 , 84 315 721 -17 501 16 62
13
Asylum Township B. C. Chilson 1,447 43 1,367 71 774•71 95
.Athens Borough : IJ. S. Williston , 1,886 59 1,488 53 319 70 76 38 ,
Athens Township ' • W. A. Plummer-- •••••....1.:.. 3,757 50• 3,504 26 68 70; 164 44 '
• Albany Township W. L. Kenyon • ' MI 53 757 33 0 401 39 84
. .
Alba 'Borough 10. 8. Wilson•••.... ....... ... ; ..• • 194 38 131 63. 3 zil 9is
Barclay Township: •• , ."- IJno. H. Davies ,,-• 1,031 57 956 . 171 ,25 07' so 32
Burlington. Township ..-- +Win. P. - Lane.. - .. i,..., 1,350 681 1,264 70, 23 421 66 5s
Burlington West _ .J..A. Phillips 1,076 03 , 1,002 321 21 761.. 57. 73
Burl! stolt Borough -- . - 13 C. S. Douglass , - 1.... 199 94 1 IE6 01 4 14. 979
Canton Borough - - 1 •
-..,1,067 101 1,007 tr 2 6 13' 81 0,, •
-.Canton Township ' - 11.7 t.
Ewd. Cole . 1 . •'• • ~ , ,t 304 3 49 2,167 35 -25 07; 114 07
Columbia:Township ' -:- 31cClure -••••• ' - - , ;:f.Z521 - 21f - 2,390 921 4 ;5; 125 64
Franklin Tmenship • .Lyman Sterile McKee I ,?••• 327 311 - 778 871 745 49 90,
Granville-T0wn5hip.............1Frank Bunyan ..... 1..,.' 1,522 98; 1,444 19; - 2 76' 74 b 1
Herrick Township ' H. P.:Rogers 1,053 C 7.; 993 OS; 8 72: '52 ='
Litchfield Township - 'l. Albert Canner- - I 1,689 151 1,577 nt B'B4, aro' .
Leßoy Township..... -L. A:. Wooster •,.... . . -1,387 49 1,310 951 7 54; 49 00 -
,
Leitaysville SI. S. Prentice.... I 1 469 631 443 271 3 03; 23 3a
oe
Monr Borough ,
- B. 11. Hollett • ...., 355 321 . 318 SI 19 74; 16 77 •
Monroe'Towriship IW. A.KeLlogg ' ;...: 1,463 1 0 1 1,365 39 • 36 18 , .71 35 --..
New Albany Borough"
. - IW. W. Magee - -r.: 1. - 84 771 79 05 - 1 561 -4 pi
Orwell Township ' " A. A. Allyn - 1 .
1 .... 1,889 93 1,784 n! 11 181 n9X
Overton Township ; I - IWendell Sick .... 533 61; 4411 011 Si 99; 23 58
Pike Township.... C.J. " Jones • • • ' ^ 219 57' 2,094 311 14 831 110'23
RidgboryTonmshli;, ' II H. McCormick -...., 1;150 831 7,en 401 10 411 - 87 o:
Rome Township • ....IC.M. Van Winkle ..... 1,436 81 1,359 76 1 - 5 48; 71 57
Rome BoNugh ' . • 111. G. Wilmot ' 192 081 • . 181 79; 73; 9 . 56
Sheshequin , '.....4... ..... tOnorge Childs - 1 2,457 644 2,316 031 19 741 121 60
Smithfield ......... .-...1111t0u Phelps 3,785 521 2,621 86: 25 671, 337 99
South Waverly ' , 1 13eo. W. Edminster:.- ' 929 371 869 951 13 641 45 70 "
South Creek 111. H..,Thompson . ..... 1,167 78; 1,097,66 12 re 37 77
Springfield , Tim' I:honard 2,494 22 1 2,356 12; 14 101 124 00
Standing Stone- • Geo. C. Jennings ' 1 1,123 74 1,052 831 15 301 63 41- _
Sylvania 80r0ugt;........ ......IW. H. Stevens.- .... . ....' :la lo ' 202 701 1 88; 20 n. 4
Towanda Borough • A. Wickham ...... ....; 6,954 7.54 5,571 34; 88 63; 293 24
Towanda North...; . 8 .M. Ayer 5............. ... , 675 30; 634 79; , 7 101 33 41
Towanda Township - 'L. 3L-Bowman ' '.. , - • ... 1,267 05 1 1,188 1151 15 63; 62 57 '
- Tro Township .H. N., Fish ....! 2,634 031 2,493 321 9 411 131 23
Troy y
Borough ~ IN. J. Stewart • ' 1,896 97 1 1,787 591 15 301 94 08
Tuscarora(John Clapper ' .... 1,248 711, 1,172 341 14 74' 61 79
Terry Town_ship • IShubat Bowman • .....' 921 511 6153.,441 16 63 1 45 44
• Ulster Townshir. JamesG. Howie ~..: 1,457 36' 1,378 91' 5 85- 72 37
WurrenTowtiship IL. S. Rowe ....... - ....°- 2,137 231 2,022 14: 7 26; 106 441
. !
Wells Township • ;J. W. Beeman ..; 1,1129 90 1 1,7= 671 6Of 91 11
-
Wilmot Township ID. O..Dieffenhach ...... .... ••
••
• 1 1,6 46 74. 983 411 -28 471 31 lei
Windham Township 'it. E. Madden ' ....; 1,882 881 1.109 V.: 6 49, 81 17
• 'tlf+alusing.... ' , ... --IC. 5. - Stone .... i 4,081 52; 1,982 48 1 26 ZS 102 78
\Sys(); Township I F li . Bishop . .... I 1,857 26' 1,743 55; 19 52_ 91 18
t--1,-
Total
•.• - _
iccount with the several Collectors of Dow Tax for the year 1880 sad Provleas
\. 1 _
v 1 I 1 ,
. 1 .
\ . . II r
' i .-• i Amount ! Amount !Anent Aren't
TOWNSHIPS It Bonouons. - tinutee of collectors. ( ",; I I {Brous- Per - •
i 7' iCharglt.Liteeeterd rated.' Cant i,7!
Athens BorOugh . . . J.II. Roamer ' . :',1', 1 . 1979,J/ 1 . 930
_ooi._ . 919 00 910 00 $1 90
Burlington Township •- . .! Wm. P.: Lane . .. .I ... i ~. 33 501 45 - 80 350 3 44)
Burlington West , .. . Is. C. 31cKean . , .1 ~ ! ' = 78 , 32 78 1 .... ....
Burlington Borough . ~ S . K. Rims . . . .1 .. j 1 . 3 50 1 4 3 6 1 100
Ridgbary Township . . . %In°. Stirton,
,Ir . .. ,„.. 1 104 00, 90 Z;' 900 473 -,
South Creek „. , . . • . I David Chase . . _,. 1 1 , .- 58 50' 49 881 .6 to 262
811°3018 Borough' • • . ,David Stevens . . .. .. 7 50! 7 13; ...„ 37
Ulster Township ... . • 'Hem Bartholomew . . .. ~ 14 501 , 8 401 _2. SO 3 so .
Wilmot Township . . :IThos. E. Quick . . .! .. i 114 501 ;023; 900 527
, . : - -I ..-... .....--
Total . . _ . • •, A /42,0 74. .2.17 44,8 00 B'lo 23 . ,
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4,,1
Armenia ; .. . •.• . 4 ,, . ',Alba Burnham . .. . 1860 . 15 01 10 93. 350 87
-1
Asylum . . . '. .18. C. Chllsou . . , ..• 66 50 1 53 671 9 001 263
Athens Borough . . I. Id., 5.1)11116ton . 26 50 18 az ,7 00 94
Albany Township ' . . .IW. L. . • . . ..' • . 83 30!, .75 01 450 3 - 15
Alba' Borough :. . . ~C. S. Wilson
Barclay', . .. . . ;John 11. Davies .• : ...'- :: Il 490 9 4 1 , '31 6 6• 70 S Iro - , r7 - 7. - '
Burlington Township . :AVM P. Lane . . .' .. 1. 69 50. 54 15! 12 60 248
Burlington West . . .IJ. A. rbi lll P B . I ' 34 OD 28 Mr 4'501 '1 47
• • '•••I1 • I' - 1
Burlington Borough . .. , .M. S. Douglass . . ~ -1, 00 1 SM. ...., 39
Canton Borough . -. , .J. H. Tripp-. . . . ..,' ! 6 0 0 1 523' 89 27
Cantor. TOwnsfilp . . -. Red. Cole .'.. . , ,' .. I , I. 110 60 ,91 -MI 14 'SO' 4 3.4)
Columbia . .' . .' t . Lyman McClure . . ... 1 63 WI 57 48; 300; 302
Franklin . . . . . . . Sterne McKee . ~ ... 1 50 00 __ 41 80! • - 6 00 1 220
Granville. . . . . . . Frei* Banyan . ... . .
..
•• I 73 b 0 68 40: 850' 3 ell
Herrick .. . . .. .R. V../20rere • . . . 41 501 -35 53 , ... ! 3 0 0. 192
Litchileld . . . . . Albert Carmer . •. ; • • 2 2. o '. 1 6: zel 11 50 / 3 2.14
Leßoy Township . . .L. A. Wooster . . 1 . •-.. 1 t. . 0 ! - 68 118,.. 700 36:
Leßayaville . . . . .1.4..5. Prentice . .., ... 950 Bcm ,I 00 _43
Monroe Borough • . ..,„ ' .1,8. 113..Hollett '... : ... 1 2 sor 8 511 • 50 43
Monroe Township - .• .. • . 'Wm. A. Kellogg. • . ~. 'I 7 4 00 183 All 4 co: 243
New Albany Borough ' •--.4 .W. W; Magee . '. '.. • • 5 00 1 3 80, 1 00; • 20
' Orwell . . ' . - .1 .A. A. Allyn . . . -. , ..- 72 00j $3 $3l 3OW '3l
flver loo t • . - -.1 . Wendell Sick . . • , ..' r 21 50- •II 321 5 00! 91
Pike Towns hip .' '
.. .1 .C. F. Jones . • :' • .; •• I ''', 80 s °l Si 4 0 ' 8 50 1
Rldgbury . . . . ' .M. H.I McCormick : . ~. 1 96 40: up 78, 2 00,
!tome Township . . .IC. M. Van Winkle . . - 58 50 . ' 47 98, 800
Rome Borough t • . . .B. G. Wilmot . • . .: .. 1 . 3
. 00 1 5 30! 1 00 1 .4(
Stieshequin . . . . George Childs : . '.• • .1 •'‘' 07 00 1 -88 831 3 30,
South Creek •. . . .41. H. Thompson . . .-. i 52 001 48 43: 5 00!
Springfield ". . ~. -. Tim Leonard . • . .• • ! 74 00 i ~ 56 05. 15 001
Standing Stone . . •
~ . Geo. C. Jennings -.
~ •..t , 413 20 ', &I 78',.. 800
Sylvania . - . . . . W. 81.: Stevens . . •.••• • 5 50 1 a r:' - .. ti
rowanila Borough .." . .A. Wickham .. . „I %. 1 S 9 501 • 49-45: 7 5 0' -
Towanda North . • . . .- •1. M.Ayer3 . . .: •• 1 11 0 0 j al 83j 7 50 i
Towanda Township ' . .' .L. M.Sowman ... . „• • ' 13 00 , • 31 33 11 50 1 ,
Troy Township ~ . . . 17.M.;41/111h . :„. . •.•• , . 86 50 1 77 43: 5 00.
Troy Borough - I . .. .N. J. Stewart 1 . • .
.. -• , .3 00 1 13 71, 7 50;
Terry Township .•
.. . ihnballlowmatil . .• .- i 85 501 51 221, li 001
Ulster Township -.. . . lames Ci.-H9wie• .. . , -,, '.• 31 20 '. 4807, 300
Warren Township . . .IU. S. Rinse .' .. . .. •• 4 2 Wi . 75 05! 300
Wells 'Township . . •. , .11. W. ,Beeman . . -. ". • 1 62 001 3.1 23 , 700
Wilmet ' . . t „"; . , .1). D.lDleirenbach ... .1 •• I 10 1 00 1 - 88 23 800
Windham . ' . 1
.. . .I I R. F.',lMadden ~ . •.: - 1 60 00, 48 93 BSo
Wysox . .' . ' . .:E. R.lllshop . . ' . ;•, i 62 1. II 75 l7 53
1 ....-......... .....-
Total ...: ' - .... ' ..:..... •i -- . .... ....1 1 .. 1 r... 344 00 1 31,977 00 r. 83 00
t, $ •
Job.-11. Grant, Treasurer, In lierount . with the said County et liradihrd.
D.
To.ainount due upon duplicates for 1879
and previousyears • • . . ' . . $2,840 71
Dun's for 181g4 Including re-asaessmeuts. 72,755 78
Dog tea. .
N , • • .. • 2,344 00
•Dver-drattat irst N ational Bank.. . 8,377 18
Incidental ItCriTill .
Tax received ea return
a Treasury, Ist., Jana
Total.',
'Money advanced by
of taxes for ISM, afte
Jun. H. Grant, Treasurer. In aerostat with ",Dradferd County Peso District.'•
Dr. • . •
To amount of cast frord sale of Poor
house bonds . . . 440.000 00 I
EEO
State of Pennsylvania, Bradford County, as: _ •
We. the Undersigned, Commissioners of said County, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a 11114
and correct statement of the receivals and expenditures of said County from the Irsi day of 4anuars,
A. D. IsSO, to the thirty-brat of December. A. D. 1580, both days inclusive. - ... .
Witness our hands and seal of odiee at TOwanda, this 10th day of January. A. D. last.
DANIEL BRADPQRD,
J. W. HURST, - Ctunnsisslon.r..
SI. P. RANSOM, 11
Attest—WmtiAm Lzwzo, Cleft
. -
BRADFORD COUNTY es: ._ , -
We,.the undersigned. Auditors of Mid County. do hereby certify that see hare examined the to: plc
tog statement Sod vouchers for the mme, and end theatio be comet. -
W. W. MOODY,
C. P. WELLIS, Atwitter).
V, M. PIitATT - V
1
Couniseioncre' Once, Jantiary 13,"1”1.
3
OF THE
1.15111 71
Repsdrs and expenses lia.Towanda tatidie ii,962 its
Insurance on Towanda bridge 190 011
Poor-house construction' =.1146 as
Purchase of Poor-house farm ' .... 11,179 Ca
Teams. Implements, stock and labor for
Poor-House farm
_
1900
13 00
15 50
800
7 00
901
7 50
8 Si,
12 (01
39 00 1 ,
10 CO
10 00
Enlarging Proks and Reg's offices
Sheriff for eleeifon proclamations
Daniel Uradford, County Commis*loaer
J. W..llUrst, County Comstolasioner....
M. F. Ransom. County Cottunisaketer.
WilliantLewis, Clerk...
- Total
557 27
1,206 8
lands
1880. . •
MEI
X 7,706 10
ant pr.:velar's. to collection
rds repeal.
110,000 u 0
111
,-- 1 -..-
'172.755 76466,063 69
By amount exonerated to Collectors for
1879 (county tax. 1494.4 7 4 dOg tax, 94 3 .00 $181.41
For 1880 (county, 11409.87 ; am; 1261.00) 1,17 Z-87
Percentage to Collectorsinr 1879 (county
tax. 133533; deg tax, 1111.7711 . . 336 Os
For 1880 (county. 13,88110 ; dog, $104.00)
.3,989 70
Paid Sept. Ryan for Tesetiers • Institute. 200
State tax for years 1879 and 1880. 3=4 10
On orders other than Poontionso . . 84,400 17
One per cent. commission on f 71,654.10 . 716
Two per cent. comm'n on '. 167,516 6
Les3sWer-dratt at Pit Nat. B% 8,177 19
1414,442 44 9:12 12
By atuount In Treasury, January 1, JUI.. Z 1.307 is
Total -
IN
Elyamount of Interest on Poor'house
bonS
s . . • . . • . . SI,OOO oo
Orders paid for Poor•bouse purviews . 34,843 C 4
One per cent. oonamludon on Z,000.00 • . 400 00
Two per rent. roramisslon on 133.04 . :17 16
Amount In Treasury, January 1; 1331 . ass 30
Total
1,657 03
2,477 02
94 64
60$ 00
604 96
600'90
. 1,100 00
182 Mr.
#llOll 87:44582 :o
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4 72
2 22
4 47
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2 34
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3 95
2 73
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2 47
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