THE DEMOCRAT. Local _lntelligence. 111,e11,11citis Services. The services is the several Churches of Mont rose arc as follow` : B PTI ST ClitlßCll.l2sv. J. S. Curasnms D. D. Praetor Sabbath Services, babb ith School Prayer 'Are tan tr., Wednesday Evenings, ttrr. J. St..trnurr Second Sunday In curb Mouth Immediately before lilaso CATHOLIC CHURCH Seibtmtb Services Sabbath Sell EPISCOPAL CA fIWII. habitat!) 5ervice,...... .. SebOUI Weak-Day Services—Wedbesdayi, METHODIST EPISCOPAL Sabbath nervicee Sabbath bool. ..... Prayer Meeting, Thurrnlays PRESBYTERIAN cncncn sahlvatla sets lees Sabbath sehonl Prayer Meeting. Thneedev Evenings, Time-table of nails-Winter Arrangment. liE=tl Tunkhannock, (Daily.) EIEEI7=I:I Montrors Depot. ...... 600 p m 600 a m Nins Milford. (Dart).) 10 00 nin 1 inip Wyakiiaidr. •OA Iky , l deriam 20opm Friidiosville. min in-et:ly.) GOD pln A Ran in Conklin weiikl..) 700 n in 009 n Minainanton.ria S. Like. (t rio nerkl,) 600 pm 700 pin 91,iitoppeti. (trio werkly,) 100tiant 401ipiri The New York, (ria Montrose Did't.) New Milford. Trisithatinciek, and %Vyalusing f‘rf, daily. Tin t'ont.lin Station mail runs Tunallair. Thurrthays, and Sat unlaylt. The Binghamton mnil, (rla Slicer Lake.) mina Tuns data Thoreeny. and Stant,lap.. rrienclaettle mall rune Tueedaye, Thuml.3 - 3, and Sat mroara Thv Menhoppeu melt runs Tuesdayt. TlairsflAy., and liatanl3)s. noorrlosAi STAGE*: • • dall3 , for Mouth,Fe Depot at 12 in.. nod Writ. ,nge Ir , vrn dnily for New Milford at 717 L, m. and alarm , It 7 73 y. M. B C. FORCE' All, P. JLlst of New Adverthiements, lasuninee Agency—Chas. 11. Smith. Grocerie,-11. J. \V.Ib. Incur nee .Lent—ll. Stroud. Atmehmet Gir lamp—Silaliee & Potter. Independent Sewing Machine. Pain-Killer. .SlieriTs Sales. RUSIN ESS LOC k Montrose Graded School—R Thaleher,Seey Balsnm of Wild Cherry. The Firemen& nonument. Cattle Medicine. 'Notes About Town The sad words - drowned while sk:iting," are !alit-arty becoming. noticeable in vur eveltunges We hope no sttirti littslity will have to he record sed here this winter. Boys h.: The ladies of St. Paul's Church, are certainly •very much üblie.ite- to Mr d. S Tarhell, pro prietor of the Tartadi House, for the free . use of to moms, his pleasant and commodious dining .hall sr i (Lauri-L., and the generous assistance of Lis strains, as well as other subsrdatial and gratuitena aid, to make the - Bos.ion Ten Party" a pleasant atrair,as well as a success, financially. To mcrrom., - Merry Christmas" will be the greeting. Will there be an t• poor unfortunate families. in Montrose. atit. (-sauna give us this cheerful greetiag,iiir.latlt of - the crumbs front the rich man's LA tde 1' Let each answer lids question for himself, and reason his turkey end other steaming viands en hi stilton nuns boar", by n.'sing it. not only a - Christmas diiirwr," lust Christ-like in charitable deeds, toddle Lest of his ability. The generous hearted Mlle girla of Madison. S _ware. New York., have written to !Ir. ltracr, of the Children's aid a:iciely. and informed him of their intention of giving up , their Christmas prtmentsr.lit year, and stating their tieterrmina lion of sending their money ineteail to be iTra tributed by him among , the sick and poor. This would not he a had la,ioti for the Sunday School children of Moutrose to barn, and the day is decidedly appropriate for such a sacrifice, The entertainment of the students of the High School last Friday evening, and n•hich was repented on Sotnr;lay co - Lorin:4, Tollecteo credit upon them and was equal to the bream. , EiplariatiOn. stances under which they were placed. TheTv- ; ED/TOPAI McyttosE DEMOCRAT:—On read a, were about 00 or $,11). The object ( - the ing your eriticiiiits on the Montrose Railway purchase of apoaratus,) is a very worthy one, and its affairs, contained in your last two issues, but the amount received is eivniiiiiershly short, my first impulse was, to allow them to pass by of what is neele,l Whelk:ix you will supply without comment, and were not other persona 'the remainder by some other method or not, la assailed, who have spent a very large amount ut a question to be am,wered by theeitizens. The time and exercised their hest judgment for the fact f.....Jateot that the school cannot advance to past two years, in the construction of the any higher grade without these facilities. Snail Alontrose Railway, without onecent In renum it remain where it is Ea-dhoti of their expenses, I would not now By reference to our adrertising columns, it spend stationery or time in reply. In your ar will be seen that Messrs. Silsbee and Potter, title published December 10th, you charge, That the contract made in August last, when bare become sole agents of Susquehanna cour.- ;20,000 more stock was asked tor, has not been ty, for - The 11.clinn7, Inn-Explo4A a attach squarely met." In reply to this charge, I have Merit" torlamps. bore seen it dereenstra to say, the elO,OOO asked for, has not been sub claimed to our satisfaction, arc! it has all the merits . claimed for it. Messrs. Silsbee and Potter scribed, Lor has three-fourths ni it, of the ; amount subscribed, only ;6,630 was taken by two honest and hard working mechanics, hag in Montrose, who have no desire or interest the citizens of Montrose. At the meeting of the Board of Directors, in deceiring the paamlc, hut they hare what we believe a valuatiit article, which will prevent disasters from lamp , by explosion. They are young men, willing to labor, and dierve suc cess, and we wish they may have it. "Rough Minstrel Troupe" will give an entertainment at the New Court Rouse, on Tutsday evening, December 30th, 1811. Throb jeet of this troupe, which was but recently or ganized, is to liquidate the debt of the Compa ny incurred by the purchasing of their new? Hose Carriage, the superiority of which the Pet , ' pie are well acquainted with. The programme will be of variety, and suited to the most fastid ions. As our eitizens'are interested in the pros , puny of the Fire Depart:mot, it is hoped they I will heartily respond by • their attendance on that e-vning. If successful in this, Ills first ap pearance of the troupe in public, it will be the prelude locker entertainments of a similarand more intellesting nature. Arad yourselves of l this opportunity for a hearty laugh, before the "going out of the old year and the coining in of the new."—Republiron. John Locke, the renowned logician once said, - that he owed what little he knew, to not being afrdd to ask questions" This is exactly our P - wition in regard to our knowledge of the 3lootrose Railway. Our "work screw," though it may be objectionable to some parties, has terv e l to elicis the explanation of the Secretary which ap;,ors in our columns this week, and the only fault tee find with it is, that it was not pal f , rtit before. Tice benefits to liontrose there to set forth, are simply what we have laid be fore our people in the outset of the prrleet.and at this stage of the work has, in our estimation, sothing to do with the matter at issue. We have nothing to do with matters except as we find them now. As regards the promises of the company made last August, when they deman ded we say that the company said that unless the amount was raised, they would stop at "liaughwouu," and if j. was complied with, they could and would cpmplete it by the first of 2"Coveorkber. The fact that they did coutmence work, arse prism facia evidence that it wits complier] with, and we hold that they should hose met the contract, or stopped at !Tough- ' WOWS, as the ctara tifi pots, and thebarda_2°"l3 explanation was upon 049. ~ ___ says, "the whole cause of the grading not being finished, lies at the door of the stock subscrib ers." Now we ask, does this apply solely to the people of Montrose and vicinity, or have they not paid as much In proportion as the stock holders in Wyoming and along the line, where the road Is completed and where they are re ceiving Its benefits? Why do they not collect the Sill amount of tltetn,as they advertised they would do some time since? They have received the benefits as well of the money paid in from Montrose, as from the completion Of the road to their door. He says the •LV.It R. Com pany have done better than they agreed,by lay ing the rails before the whole grading was done. We think, If a single mil had not been lain until the grading was completed to Mont rose, it would have been done ere this, and the cars running to Montrose. Springville, Dim oak, and even Tunkhannock, would have been es much Interested as Montrose. We say that Montrose, under the circumstances, has the right to withhold the balance of her stock, un til the whole is paid by those who are now cit . - plying the benelits of the completion of the road. When that is done, the company will have a right to lay the blame at the door of Montrose, and not before. The question of in debtedness of the road so tenaciously adhered is by the L. V. Company, would be of more ef fect, were it not fur the fact that a mortgage al ready is upon the road (or the rolling stock, and we think it would not kill the road nor the stockholders, if the $15.000 due "Col. Macey," was lidded to it, until such tinio as the "panic" is over. We out forth these questions (torn the knowledge we have from our stand point, and will freely correct them if the company will set us right. We have more questions we might ask, and we may promulgate them hereafter. MMEE Ik.. J. M. fiterret. lOX a. m. and 7X r. m. .73i P. m. ... W. J. Jman .10.45 a. m. and 7.90 p. m Bet. J. 0 ItLiman. 10.48 a. at and 'ZS p• m. p. m. .734 P. 10. ,mire. Deports. itiOpml2 Opm Accident at Laceyville. Rev. P. It Tower and wife, of Laceyville, were seriously hurt by a team running away, a few days ago, upsetting and breaking the car riage and throwing them out on the ground.— They were both taken up insensible. Their fa ces were brmsed bully , fortunately no buttes broken. Mr. T is now able to be nut. Mrs. T. recovering slowly.—Bradjoid Argus. Produce Market Report We have made arrangements with the enter prising firm of Rhodes & Server, Produce C'otn. mission Merchants, 26 Whitehall Street, Nest York, to furnish us with a weekly report of the New York market, which for the first lime ap pears in our columns Pi-day. We would say to those of our reader: who have any kind of fisrm produce to sell, send it direct to thin firm and save middlemen's profits, as the farmers can get as good prices in New York fur their own pro duce as the dealers can. Messrs. R. & S. furnish marking plates and shipping cards free, on ap i plicaiton. It makes no tlitterenee with them whether you Lace une tub of butter or ♦ thou and; all receive equal attention sod prompt re-, turns. Religious. 71. a "Circulattrg Conference" for SlMlllehn.n. US county, or as it was called by one, 'The lit tle s6ter of the great Evangelical held its first session is the Freewill Bapt tst Church at Savory ('ornery, Jackson, on the 21111 and 2rd lust. The meeting VAS a success. dt least four denominations were represented by minifters and people. The exercises, countering of preaching, addresses, prayer and conference meetings, were ieteresting nod proliuthle. The meetings are to held on the first Tuesday and Wtalneadzty of each month, at places where in vited. The next meeting will be held in the M. E. Church at ilailord. commencing January 6th, 1874, at 104 o'clock, tn., with preaching by Rev. Brother Prescott, of Savory. Corners. Sev eral ministers have agreed to be present and to participate. All are Invited. There will be three sessions each day. Let alienate expecting to feel at home. Come "praying." Our great uhject is one. Visitors trout others amities ore also invited. By order ut the meeting. Harford, Pa., Dec. 18th, 1873 held in October, a detailed report of the condi tion of its resources, was made by the Treasur er and Secretary, which resulted in the appoint ment of C. 31. Gere and others, to endeavor to obtain a settlement of both cow and old'stock, either in cash or notes, the result of this was to be reported within ten days. At the end of that time, the prospects looked so favorable, that it was decided to go on, and work up the road as far as the means to be obtained would pay for. As you well know, the whole country at about that - date, was thrown into a financial panic, the consequences of which, were to stop Ithe paying into the Treasury of any money, either on old stock or new, and when It came I time to furnish "Col. Marcey" with money, to I pay tar his October labOr, there was no fund in the Treasury with which to pay. Had it nut been for the fact, that there was a small fund arising from the net earnings of the road, he could not have paid on that,pay, day, As it was, there were a few men who had to goofl unpaid. CoL 31arcey then felt justified - in stopping' work. Thus,you will see, that the whole cause of the grading not being finished, lays at the I door of the atoms subscribers,who have not paid. Do you expect this board of directors, or "Col. ]heresy,'' to finish grading without' their being furnished with the rands to pay men? - This same financial crisis,above referred to, caused the rolling mill, that manufactures iron for this road to shut down, while' engaged in Its manufacture, hence the L. V. .R. R Co. could not supply it, if the grading were done.' But says one or more, the iron could have - lteco.Ob tallied months before: -Tiue,it could have - been; but I apprehend, the same partlei would have faulted the directOrS, if such ont•lay, months in advances of Its being - wanted, had leett.made, thereby putting a large _expente for - interest on the Treasury at the company. • . • In your issue of the 17th lust, you say "Montrose and vicinity have done their fltll share toWards the building and completion' of the road." 'us look over tilts, and see how that matteratands. • Previous to the commence ment of this enterprise, !`.llontrose and vicinl ty," by reasoo,.of the coostructionnt ralboads, had hecomelsolalad, and her bnaluesamaa rap idly decal/ins, so spark so that It was proverb. dal, everywhere, that Montrose was In her 114, dine, anti it was a common remark of harmers, "that It was no use to take produce to Montrose for they could not sell anything fur cash." Thls being the situation, 1 maintain that ''Montrose and vicinity" could well afford to incur the whole expense of the construction of the M R. R., as IP was becoming a question of life or death with them. Now, what Co you suppose the people of Montrose and vicinity bawl dodo for this enterprise. Many have done bravely, and paid freely all they were able to, others equally able, and much More benefitted, have refused to pay what they agreed to, and stilt others have not invested one dollar, at the same time admitting that its a good thing, nail has advanced their real estate Inmely. One hundred and eighty-seven of them engaged over names, to furnish money and take stock therefor to the amount of $02,200, of that amount they have paid 01.577, leaving unpaid $17.62;i. The whole amount of original stock subscribed for the granting and expenses of right of way and engineering, was $t40,000. The whole amount of stock taken by the cit izens of Montrose and vicinity, both new and old, has been VIS,t4IO, of this amount about $23,000 remains unpaid—of the amount paid under the head of "Montrose and vicinity," its proper for me to Any, that several thousand dol lars of it has been paid by other parties than its citizens, just how much I am at present unable to state. The citizens of Mauch Chunk, who are not Interested as the people of Montrose are, have subscribed for, and pail about $18,000. Has it ever been thought by you anti the pub lic, of lion' much benefit you are daily receiv ing, because of the building of Um M. R. R., even as tarns Allenville. That you are getting your coal at from one duller fifty to two dollars filly per ton cheaper than you have been accus tomed to, or could now do, tt you had only the D. L. & W. R. R. to obtain it trimi,and also that your freights are less than ever before, on that grnerowt evmpang'o road. Tue Montrose Hallway Company do not ex • pe.it the business of "Montrose and vicinity," unless they can make it for the interest of the public to give it to them. That they know they can de, when tiny have their road dime and in naming order all throttgh. Permit me to say a word in defense of the V R. R. Co., with a view to quiet the clamor said to exist, and in 1112,VUr to grest ions some times asked, viz., why do not the L V It. ft. Co., finished the rood. As I hive state] betion•, the contract between the parties is, thot the Montrose Midway Company, f exclusive of the L. V. R R, Company.) :hall grade, hridt,of and I prepare a road bed, paying for it, an I the right 01 way. That when that was done, then, ant roue 1,1101.,, they. (tile L. V. It It Company would lay thereon the sopersinictore. the whole company to thro.sh the r o iling stork. The L. V. it It. Company have very fritter ously Cute more than they agreed to do, that i 3, in loying any portion or the structure until the first work wo3 intly completed. They oY nud very properly. rviutte to lay on the iron to the end of the road as sureffyed, until th• in debtetlut.ws for and rtift of way shall tirst be pidl—a, that they will Ind be a party itilkm.ing tie haat holder to lie endangered by a tort v.; ro , el When the iron Cin he man•illictured, it Is ill !p -laid to the Brooklyn road and the balance of the gra,lilig and bri Igia.r.ete du.le anti pail tor aelore as laid an; Isrtuer. Four hundred and eitlity or your lellow citi zens of Wyoming and inasT:eiltranit belhiviog public iniprosemeuts ai I in develop ing the resources if districts through which they pase, haying philanthropy in their hearts, and the public as WC!! Z.; V.11:1" own interests in engaged in tick i•oterpirise. Toe mum of true men are tiossesseil of small means, and have put into it, lcieir bottom scare dollar. For lice parputte or eiincentritting their efforts, they hafe intnisted the work to n Prissident ono board of Diri-ctors. in whom they have cowl dence. and who have, (rlion4Li somewhat roes- • perleneed iu such ilial 'cm) sitecce•le.l In rins— ing a line of railway to oleander its way, so: die like, up through the IS-rile hulls and vales- of A'yonline and Su.stpiehrinna counties, until it ; 1 has reachtd a point some two miles south of Montrose, called Alio:iv:He, and is in successful operation to that place. Already the proof of their good judgment has measurably t leyo o pe,t! itself. We see godly parties looking lor produce among our Carolers, that hare never becu seen l here beriire, and a market is reached, that will j lake all this district has to share, anti at liberal juices. Now sirs, would it not have been better had the "cork screw - of the press been directed In giving encouragement to these men, by elf efning tip the weak ones to the necessity of tut. filling their pledges to each other, and paying I in their money to the Treasury of the Comps ny, and thereby enabling the board of Directors lo prosecute the work with more rigor than they have been able to. It is believed that, had such ads-ice and encouragement been given, the road would have been constructed to its tenni- , nus months ago, and the stock holders reaping the full benefit from their investments. 11. U. }.1.-tiVilf.D. I hare indicted a much longer paper upon you, than I thought to when I commenced, for which I beg your pardon. Unless your "cork screw" shall draw more severely than it hasyct done, this will be the last you will hear trout. Yours very Respectfully, CHARLES L. BROWN, . Secretary Montrose Railway Co. Montrose, Dec. 20th, Ma. ova COURIEspaNDENCE. (We Invite our friend•, from idG•rent town*, to rend up items of interest- :iced the facts ; we =to arrmlje them.) By reference to "No. 1," November 14th, promise was made to tun her notice of any promi nent individua's, who felt theinselvea aggrieved, etc. My attention is called to a elaas of iudi• victuals commonly called Cripples, and who are as fairly dcBerving the title of. Cripple, in the present case of things. as was one Laben Appel of Harford, When he said, of bis claim, which was to this effect: "If it should be decided that there was but two honest, upright persons in the town, he should certainly claim to be one of them." So we decide the claim good ns for the Cripples. Now let It be distinctly under stcxxl, that we said in "No. 1," that there was three cripples, and not "three striplings," as the printer made it read. This, 1 think, will be sat isfactory on that point. Another mistake was in the word Humility, which in the original read, Humanity. We hear that certain parties are trying re make the women believe that “No. 1" had reference to them, when he said there was a certain number of constant and perpetual talk ers. We may be believed when we say, we could not possibly be so lost to all rules of pro. priety,as to so limit the talented and gifted pot.. tion of community to the diminutive number, 'two, we Would not be guilty of doing our lady friends that gross injustice. It will be , pleasing to the readers of the DEMOCRAT bo know that hereafter, Brooklyn will have a legal, - learned ; Grammarian, for a correspondent. Won't wd hail the event? common report says. the "No. boys are now going to school. If that bean, we may shortly expect to hear of progress In correspondents.. - Then, grammarians will be • numerous, and not limited to one old school teaeher,w hose last Miss is, Thomas. No: 2„ December 19tb,19-79. FROII BROOKLYN. FROM SOUTH A Mira. • Mrs. Caroline M. Shanon, is quite M. - bnow this morning, followed by rain in the evening. Thomas Shanon 6 banding an addition to his barn, for stabling purposes. Florence C. Spencer, grand-daughter of Jo seph Carlin, Esq., of this place, patched a quilt the past full,that had 2,487 pieces. It is a rare specimen of patidnce and industry. J. W. Flynn, ol Middletown, Pa., accompa nied by his wile, visited some of their friends In Auburn, a few days sines. Mr, Flynn, don't he so partial next time you come. , Lorenzo Itelinel, the contractor to build the school house at Auburn Centro, has pushed the carpenter work with renewed vigor, since the thaw. The inhabitants at the Centre may look for a good house and early completion, (if the weather permits.) Lorenzo Is a good thorough workman. A single Quartette was sung at the Methodist Church, iu South Auburn, under the.auspieesof C. B. Strunk, on Thursday evening, December Ittli. Bass, Lorenzo D. Gay ; Alto, Miss Hattie J. Gay; Soprano Mrs. Jessie Gay; Tenor, &Al vin S. Gay. A Gayer choir would be bard to be found. December 10th, 1871 Business Locals Mos-raosa GRADED SCISOOL. Winter Term will commence Monday, Janu ary sth, 1874, and continue 15 weeks. Tuition (payable In advance,) same as the Full Term. By order of the Board, 11. THATCHED., Secy. Montrose, Dec. '24th, 1873.—nt. MAN, St:virtu rather than take nauseous medicine; and this is not to be wondered at, us the remedy is often worse than the disease.— Sufferer, from coughs, colds, influenza, sore throat, or tendency to Consumption, will find in Dr. 1474.ar's Palmer') of Wild Cherry a remedy na agrrenblr to the palate us effectual in remoy ing disease. Pt•.naorrs who hare become thoroughly chffied from any cutut, may hare their circulation at once restored by taking into the stomach a tea sommfal of JoTown's Atierians Liniment mined in a liitle`ettld water, well-sweetened. Elvritte faitner who owns a good stock of horst*, cattle and sheep, and intends to keep !lion through toe winter, should get nt once a „r sheridon'sCatniry C ondition Pow dcrl One dollar's wurta p ill sate at least half a ton of hay. TUE PucKvime MoyuILENT Barns Bros & Blanding have completed the erection of the beautiful Firemen's Monument in the Spring Forest Cemetery. The design is , PProPrive, and the workmanship unsurnasseel The tin:mimetic is an honor to the fire depart ment of this city, and its execution a credit to the firm lhat turni.heil it Barns Bros & Bland ing do work eon.' to the best firms in this MA iry. and ir, t ve a reputation equally as wide. Th'w turn 11101111 MM, to also lor all sections or the country because they do the very best work and at lower prices than more pretentious arms. Tie following diseription of the Firemen's Monument front the gives an excellent d ,cripth.n of ii • The I/10e, ou Whil'h it Stands, is of Wt.terly, filmile Inland. granite, 1 feet swim e and 1 foot, ti ins iren tisk k On this in a marble plinth, 1110nIded 3 let and 8 inches square, and 1 fent and S Metres thick. Surmounting thin in n rode die 2,tect and $ inches scinare and 2 feet tin tins die iir large rsiw it lett( rs are the worts "liing'inmorri Fire Department. or gal.'s,' July. 11•Liti, incorporated April. 1861 1 ." Above it are two heavy Homan caps, the first 3 ter., 4 mein, square, net 1 font thhk. and The ninuinil 2 feet, 8 incite. nr - puire, and 1 loot thick. all which r' its a marlrie sash elegantly !Intel:mil ar.olided. 2 Is ct, n inches stoere, and 12 holies truck. SUlll,4lll:ing ihis 14 the column, 2 ad, 4 inc Ties itutitire in the bane, aril 'Pet filch, brlltiantly tiolislied, artri of white It atlas mashie In front is a statue el a fireman rencithog child from the dames., exeriuted in bas.relief.and about tour fi et high. The work is esireniely fine, ail the muscles and veins standing boldly out, tire fissures shooting up around him, and the lit tie chit I, with fear and wonder third( bid in L i n fires—nil constitutes a vivid represcidntlitn "1 eneitement of such a sconce. Above this, i n ti n , poi.: letters tire. tire worth "Never De spair." On the right is a beautifully exeruted wr ea th m i .:is-ling a fireman's speaking trumpet, and on the !cit bide another wreath resembling. the first encircling n phir of clasped hands, - Llcirsocrit fie /_rir2rr A NICE STOCK OF FANCY Worn AT DeC.lo.—tl F. G. WONDER'S. =ME On Tit armlay, the 25th day or December, there will be a ,fimaLion visit at gair4l:l, at the refl.. lo•tice of Mr. H. S. Conklin, for the benefit nf Rev. E. W.Rreekinritige. All ate invited to.at tend afternoon nod evening. Br ORDER OP ,Com. Fairdale, Dec. 17, 1873.—w2 AT TUE CANDY MANuFitcrurt, You can buy fresh mixed broken can dey,nt twenty cents per pound. Dee.lo A 3fEETTNG ON STOCKUOLDEUS U 1 the 3lontrose Railway Company, for the electiou of n President and twelve Directors to serve the ensuing year, will beheld at the Bor ough of Tunkhannt ck, on the second Monday of January, 1874, between the hours of one and half-past two p. in., that being the day designa ted by law. - CIIAILLEB L. BROW'S, Sect Montrose, Dec. 13th, 1873.-3er. OYSTERS B 3 the pint, quart,•gallon, or rail, at Dec. 10.—tr WONDEIL.S. OY STERS Raw, Stewed, and Fried, at Dee. 10.—tf Wm-mien CHRISTMAS IS COMLNU So is Isbell dr. Meth nish's stock Of goods for the Holidays. Largest stock ever in this place. Constantly receiving goods. Montrose, Dec. 10th, 1,973.-tf HEADQUARTERS for OystersAltbg„lKey stone Saloon. GEo. C. HILL & Co. Dec. 3, 1873.—tf. To THE COUNTRY PEorcrc. If you Want some nice candy fresh made of the best quality of sugar and flavoring, cheaper than can be afforded at any other, plum., calf ut the Confectionary uudsr the Post Mee. Dec.lo. CANDY! CANDY!! Buy your candy for tho Holidays of F. G. Wonder. You can save coney. • Montrose, Ded.lo, '73. PANIC! PANIC!! J.F.Bronson is to receive an assortment of Plated Wares of. the dtanufactprer. That will must le sold at Panic Pri ces. All other good consisting of Jewel ry and Musical Merchandise of all de scriptions,. will be Geld regardless of cost, during the Holidays. • Montrose, Dec. 100.---tf HT NUT BUT TUE 01101 X - , • . That has the oldest and hest reputation in America. huve.been in use in this place over twenty-two- years. Tone perfect, never yet out of order. GeO. A.- Prince. & Cu., the best and cheapest combination of any. To bear and see, is to be con= vinced. . For Sale . ISDP.LL & Afnuriatt. lion Won, Dec. 10, 1874.—if NEW YEAu'a. BALL.. Yourself and Lady are respectfully in. vited to attend a Ball, at the. Eagle Hotel, New Milford, Pa., on Thursday Evening, ...lan. 1, 1874. The best of Music. Bill 83.00. P. PRINNEY, Proprietor. Dec. 3,1873.-4 w. zha.4L.igi.itx4h.ca.7]es. STONE—KNAPP—On the 17th inst , by Eld. W. C. Tilden, at the house of Mr. Caleb 13ushi in Bridgewater, Mr. Otis W. Stone and Miss S. Frances Knapp. K FNTNER S ULU —At the bride's mother's in Ly .n, Pa., Dee. 14, 1878, by Rev., R. S. Rose, Mr. C. W. Knauer of Dixon, 111., to Miss Liieinda 91. Shelden, of Lynn, PA. BARN Jackson, Dec. 26th, 1873, thrum Barnes, aged 66. Porten—ln South Flarford; Nov. 28,1873 Mrs. Esther, Cie of Mr. Benj. Potter, aged 40 years. Wrt.LAEn—ln Owego, at the Park hotel, on Friday, the 12th inst., of dropsy, R. D. Willard, aged 54 years. McCitAcKE:l—ln Montrose, Pa., Decem ber 4th, 1873, Maud, daughter of W. H. and L. J. McCracken, aged 1 year, 1 month, and 27 days. BLUE JACKET Centaur Linament There Is no pale which the Centaur Ah , Liniments will not relieve, no swelling .-- va p i , they will not subdue, and no lameness which they will not cure. This le strong J' Language, hot It is tree. They have all produced more cures of rbetimallam, ocuralcia.locklaw.paley,sprains,swel tinge, caked breasts, scalds, burns, salt rheum, ear-ache. Sc., upon the omoan frame, sod of strains, spools, galls, to., upon animal. In one year than have ell other pretended remedies since the world beano, They are counterirritant, all-heeling pain re. lle•ers. Cripple. throw away tb, ir crutches, the lame walk, poleonous bites aro rendered harmless. and the Wounded are healed without a scar. The recipe le pub lished aroned each bottle. They sell as no articles ever cold before, Imuluee they do teat what they pretend to do. Those who now coffer from rheumatism, pain, or s weenier deaerre to coffer if they will not see Centaur Liniment, white wrapper. More than 1090 certificates of remarkable cores. =lading. frozen limbs, chronic rhentrodhon, goat, running lumen, Sc.. have been re ceived. We will rend a circular conialuing certificates, the recipe, de.. gratis, to any one requesting it. One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth one hundred dollar. for spavined or sweet:lied hones and mules, or for screw•storm in cheep. btock-owners —these liniments aro worth your attention. No family should be without them “Whire wrapper family use:" Yell-.w wrapper for animals. Weld by all DragErists.— DU centa per bottle: large bottles, Sido9. J. B. Roan lb Co., 59 Broadway, New Yolk. Caaeons le more than a ant:agitate tar Castor OIL It $. the only soft article in existence which is certain to assixonlai. dm tooth regulate the bowels. ram wind cuiie and Finable.: natural sleep. It contains neither mlooraht, morphine or alcohol, at.d Ir pleasant to lake. need n.•t cry and mothers may rat. New York Produce Illarket. Reported Every Weck Expreorly for Tim MOXTRnIi DIAIO,II.Ia 14 Mons b Server. Produce Conn!. elou 31ert. Inuits. 2V. Whitehall Street, New York. Bowen- Firkins, N. V.. N. J „ & Pa. 82 45 94 • ,u" .." 37 4. 00 1.3:1.. •• .. •* 87 45 28 . Cueesa- Slaw ' , Teary. One to fanny . Q ....18M 14 Mate Unity. CIIIIIII•01.1 P. lair 9 l'a 12 tact - , ....:e ...I re......;lvAulat 89 0 &I %V vhte, n. prime... 30 78 2i , 1,1), ousts - itye. Solle 100 45 110 0.0.4,-,.ae„ .... .. 54 4 55 HAT .au :311.0 • 111!-Hay, per ICO lb. ..... ...1 05 is 1 /0 tin..., .• R4.4........75 Ei, 85. •• .• Vat 75 45 00 1'0c..4•14T-Cbtrkelle, State. prime 11 0, 18 '1 urkeys. .• - 14 fl 18 r2KECUTOUS' Worms.. Letters testa mentary to the estate nt Patetek Corbit, Into of Lib e. p t* P. deed , hate tql grunted to the subscriber*. It per.one to•letned to said est ate are requested to make Immediate payment. nod them. hosing clams or de monde against the .ante, will present them without de- DAN't. F. SULLIVAN, f . PATRICK DONIVAN, 1 Noe. 12., UDITORW NOTICE —The nneerelpted, an Audi ill tor. appointed by Ibo Orpbans' (.70nrt of Banque. banns Cotoity to dlstrthele Mad. to the bands of Jesse Howard. AtlnCr of Israel Weapon. drevtaed, rill at• tend to the duties 01 his appointment .at bin neito to Montrose. on Monday, Jan. Stn. 1874. at 1 o'clbek. bra all persona may prevent, their claims or be forever. debarred. A. W. BERTI:101.F. 'Auditor, Mootroge, Dec. 10. 1873. IN BA NKItIiFTCY. Weetern Dirtrict of Ponnsyhreole, lIP, At Dimoek, Pe., the I".th Coy of December. ISTS. The endemic - nod gives notice of hie appointment a. assignee of Amos 11. 34 ills.of Dlrouth toulbiliip. he the Comity of Susquebsoou tad State of Peunpylvatile. within sold District, who bus Leen adjudged X Bankrupt ou creditors' petitiou, by the District Court of the said District, T. U. WILLI ANS, D lowa. Dec. 13, 18T3.-33. • Assignee, etc. IN BANK &UPTCY Western Distric•of rentisylennie. At Montrose. Ps., the t3th day ul December, 1873. TLc undersigned hereby gyre notice of Ma appoint• moot as AislOgner of Roger Ken}ou. Jr., of liontrose, to the county of Stoquebann, atm state of Penuayir,thfis, within Feld district. uho has Iron Adjud. on his own petition, by the Distriet t'our' of paid Die trill. G KO. P. LITTLE., Assign., &c. Montrose, Dec..l7, 1873.-9 w•, IN BANKRUPTCY.— . Wortefo Dirtrict of Pf rouvlronla, 1.11. At Moran., Pt... the 13th day of No;amber, A.D. 1673. The underalicned hereby gives uoUce of his appoint ment as assignee of David Swale*. of Stainneilie (owe • ship. In the county of Sm.quehanna, and State of Penn• ylranle. within said dit•trit.t, who hoc been adjudged o Bankrupt on creditors' petit , on, by the Divtrict Court of said Dietrict. A. J. GERMI'rtsON. Arsignee, etc_ R. H. Lsrrz.z, Attorney for Asslgaeo. Montrose, Dec. 13.1673 -3wo A UDITOWS NOTICE.-The underelated ing been A appnintid an Auditor, hy the Conrt of Commo n Plea. of fiu.ottehanna County. to dlatribate the land. In the hands of the 14hernif, tithing tram the polo of the pervonal property of B. W. Pittmley. tatll •ttUnd to the dunes of hitappointment, at his ofSee, In Aliont. mat!, ea Thivaday. Jan. 8.1878. at 1 o'clock. D. in., et which time am! place all ',anon. interested mar attend, or be forever barred from coming la on Bahl fault. ' JAS. EL CAILMALT, Auditor. Montrose, lice. 17, 16:1 AUDITOR'S NOTICE.—The ntidersigoed, an auditor appointed by the Court of Common Please or Suit ouch.). Comity, to distribute the funds lathe hands ut Ito Sheriff, driPitl: from Sherlire vale of real estate of At drew liallotead ood It J. Decker, taken thin method to give notice that be will attend to the dales of blauppointment, at his °Mee in Montrose. on Wed o,,,,cuy, the Pith day of Detonate:OK:Let one o'clock, u. m.,when and where all urriona Interested to raid food will preiert their claims or be forever debarred from coming in un said fried. D. L. lI.ALDIVLY, Auditor. Ilontroge. Dec. W, 1873.—wa AIIDITOIrB NOTICE. Thounderslgned having been uppointed an Auditor,' by the Orphsoi' Court of Stisquehinna County to dletrUsute therein! In the hands of David Summers and Elliot Aldrich, Executors of the estate at Vloyd Lyhus, deceased. will :attend to tbe. duties or his' appointment &Lam oillenot.Littlest, Blakeslee. In ,Bloatrose. on Moaday, Dee. ZPiti. :bta, at 1 o'clock;lGrea.' at'whlela lame an d place all persons Interested In stu id fund most preven n t bel raid lae chants ud. % or be forever debated from com ing ion MO. P.LITTLE, Auditor. Montrose. MT.*. 1875.-Iw. A ITDITOR'S :Willett —The enderelptinl, en Audit /It or spivs:wad lvt.tes Orphan'e Court of Surquehan ss County. is diauttante the funds in the bands of riot. °moil Decker. administrator of the estate of MIAs P. Farhat:, en:ceased, will attend to the duties of his appointment at hls t otlee In Montrose, on Saturday. January SA Int, at I o'clock, i,. rn s at which time and place all peasem interestrA will make known their claims or be forever debarred from coating in on said fund. A. W. LIMItTLIOLF. Auditor. Montrose Dec. 8r1.1873.---4w VOTICK Is hereby glron that the net Ition - of a major. Ity of •thelreceendere rosining within tuu dletrict hereinafter described, will be laid before the Grand Jo- Ty of nuronehanna County, at the January Term, 1/1711, preying for the recorporaikm".of Salt dlittia as a bor. 6,1 the genie, style, and title of the Borough or Great Bend and by the. following boundaries, to wit: Beginning on the bank of the. Slisqueltaana viler at the liorthei el.{ corner of Mt, Ashhan's tend Ocoee south 13 degrees west Stftl• rods tie an apple tree, south to dmteri nest SIX rots. to a ..pine tree t beano north 15,Sf degrees wett=l. to ilpostandttOnef: thence /moth a 5 in... Weir. west - rods to a pose so d atop .11; thence noettea3 degrees east 153, Toris the Wink of said thenColooollOrdegiees tam rod', tooth s ffre• east 01 tinith south 33 dogma ertat-IIS rofts.'ftwitti RI degrees oast 13 rod., by the several chum* and dig ttlig" of said river, ti the place of beginning. - • , w3l. K: BATCH, iitol others, ' tetitlnciers. Welt Bad, re:, Number 10, 1972.441 r. .111iscaUaneous THE BOTTOM Ras rallen Got of 7,1 s .yam I-S)J (Catta C. B. PERRY &. CO.'S,. BINGHAMTON, N. Y An Immense Stuck Just Bought from THE GREAT FAILURES of Now England, at prices CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN ! lhagtonatcp, 1cdv.14,1131i.41. - • I=l-C1033X INTMC:PIc'e Southern Tier FURNITURE EITORIUM! SS Washington Street, 331stahamtcoss, N': Y.; You will Find this LARGEST AZD HEST ASSONTISMIT Or FrICTR. 1V I'l' la E. 30 At the Lowest Prices of any St;i'C in ollthera :New York 1.11 Goods Sold ate 4 :FARHAT= as Represented. E. D. it °HINSON N0v.11.1574. 7 -Iyz. THE EAGLE • • is - MS • ETRE B URNS 0 N1C404 P6OIIIIETOLt3. We, CU' TON GOLDZSI EAOLL AND Moaraay 23 r1c15.331cbc,1x. - .7llcramtrcrele). We dselre to esy to the nubile that our store in etoeked with Draw.. 31edlelace, Palate. Ons.Varnlall. Brashen, Comb,. Prefamery, Fancy Articles, propel,. airy and patent preparitlons. end all otbsr a tic/es Ilea ally kept In ant dare tit og stare*. We guarantee our coo 1. gerruinenod of the Scat qualify. and *allot field at lOW prim/or egg. fierspectiullr Yvan; • - - A. B. SIMMS, Montrose. Feb. 20.18 . 73. AMOS NICiIuLS. J. 11. BAlace. , 0.8. E*Assi. J 11. G. —o— MARBLE WORKS. [ESTAZIWILD is 184\] BARNES BROS. - & BLINDING, DEALERS IN AND SIANUFACTINIERS 01? Jtalian A111;4'41111. parbto, AMERICAN AND SCOTCH GRANITES, Marble and Slats mantles, Chenango St, Near- Depot, Mayl4,lBll BINOOADTON. N. T. FURNINTURE WARE! EVERYTHING NEW AND STYLISH 1 17...0 3. . 71:3 cz.wmaxnmes • 50 Washington St., Dipshair.ttni t Consisting of everything nameable in dna business.' I?Apairing promptly done. „-mr,_.,-=.4troTEIG • Ai: Bgaooie►lty. PRICES REASON PLR. Satisbei Inn guanulterd. ISloxhamtoo. N. Y., vga.t 1813.-4, V . RECKHOW 1 aftOTREIL General Undertakers -•- - DEALERS IN An, RINDS OF COF FINS, CASKETS, ETC., Ci•rMiZh.T 33331rerii-37,oszacr :M.UOIIDILRES raourrur 14axior 6 Liao dtrd falv-+r. . . GREAT =EP • •.STATES =A CO., .13 URZYS d :NICHOLS, .4575,„ • Illmantroso; Pct. • . . . Tata Tea 1, put op 11t A111.7191M RN CA ,NIIi.TETIS ther•byLr7T l l l o 111 011 dt en at, ple4 i.ortalOy. 17A t Ca II ar e d r lca u :iian aadtriti . a . m;rio.. • • . Montrose,. Daly 18,11113.—a. - FOR SALtri-Tll6 'kite late of - Nathan At drich, de'd, situated about loaf west of Idantrose Depot, in Broalya tawnship,tou: raining about 111 acres of land mostly Improv ed. Inquire of the undersigned, executor of said imtute, at :New 3111 ford. . „ • Dana' larat.tcs. - New X118e11 0 hn,2k1813..4t. • • ~t. ..,.IQiacnfaneaas., _ . _ JAMES M. - ROWAN 1 Coaazsiiiaoioa Auzzat AND DECzlVica BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, POU' TRY, AND 'VEAL CALVES, • 77 Der. St., New York. Conalganannt• and retorn• made itiniondtato C iT i o: mils of goods. good tot skipping c $ mut Ittfertrices ' • * National Park Book of Neve Toil. North Ulu.. Itu.k of New York. Nansao NationAl took of New. York. . Lung Wand Bank of Brooklyn, N. T. Ten It. IX7l.—tf INT.IEW W I Z-IMM • In Lanosboro. HOBERT & MAIN, baring entered Imo co-pawner:Wl,. ore now prozotrod to do all Glro.o of %fork lie the Itue of WllEgli MIME 1 BigSMID.ML FROM A WHEELBARROW TO A COACH. REPAIRLIO IS ANT PART or TILE ETSINESS . 1011 metro prompt aucatlon. ROBERT & MAUL Loombon., Pa.. Oct. tb. Ifftl.-tf. 'no Amoncail SulimorEoil PEI "THE BEST IN THE WORT;EC Double Act lug. Non-Fre, zing. Therttoplettead mast powernd to use It h proved to be the cueopeet,6l.llt elective. du! . :ble. And relatble.,not only for litoally one. bat a 1..) for Florin.. Factorte..l.lrewerle , , Meld:erica, etc. It e pert. Wad. rorummendoe b InetintoCoOptuo tondo...ea no.toroune-i pump that stlll . tto ow SO to 75 fret turanch a- hope. 1113 unease.[ circ.cUve botatiPe 11, r fade: The moot durable beenuee It le compo.ed of hut few ohople pane of -Iran felthnieled lon. to prevent coy uttulettnaut brstkinh taste Its lb. nutottrY Hanna leaner pock[: U. A etold c work 11. .1t never *cones. i. u" rater rematne nl the Pilo. whet. not in 'Actium. It rand boo the coide.l. Water. being placed to IbebOttom or he Poe opinion of Ormsytt Jued. In the dmary loan Agriculturalist, Juno No., 1b 3, page WA; sleoJen. No.. Fags 31. Iluvitut pareheved the county right. I will sell town right, ur.ol. purcUa,..i.r... WWI - to Moe, ld lonnt of pagnp urn preperunl to 6..0110 cheap as they Con be veld Ily the company. Scud for circular an d pr a te not to IV. 31. WuaLutin, Oaklex. Ps BINGHAMTON MARBLE WTORKS. ALL ;LI:MS Or 310 N UMENTS. IIEADSTONES; AND MARBLE MANTLES, Sava TO ORDER. AIBO, SOOTOR GRANITES on sand. S. PICE.CRING & CO..' PICID:=SO, . 123 Court Street, G. iv..mEILSLTtEkIT. IL P. BROWN. Einzhamtcp, N. Y. , November Mtb.lBM—lyr. Ileo. P. Rowell-&.-Co • CUSIIING'S iIIANUEL Oi PARLIAICENTALY l'ltS CURE. Rues of prne . tvd•og Ind debate In dehberatles ISOM blies. Au u.ob osmotic t.ntl-hoot. Ins: stets' membr of s deltborsiiss hod', od tha• sotburlt3, In 111 the Mmes. "Th e mast nnlhnrltlve esponoder of Assitritshl par. llsmentsry:mr."—thse.Somityr. Friona ends. sent by te.,11 receipt of pries. M drees. THOU PSUN. 131tOWN .ID CO.. .Roston. Nam , . "TRUE TO .NATURE;" - • %Ile flrsl-c2arr CI:2 room wo Ora ta avers • .al , ,,ibcr Cu GODY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR 1874 ! • Whether Co a al Lige ratrerlber for three dollAra.' or Ina clot, ST plz (or Lurt.u. WI., •Arlor,q, 1...1. GOOEY. - ' N. P.. Cor. Sloth acd Oa rtuut Ott.. Paiii.dolialia..ra, 126 ° ,5...v Term. lu Lair'. L'.....1.1 :or :Aber Clubt,hill TE.KES .0N E I GHT.LV.I hit2. l ,Eolrean: ensnare, Agent,. and Salome-xi. Ilenry 'Wnd liercher's E,brfpgper give. seers en breriber .1, pair of the Largest and Flnset. VLEeelAl'B9—tno trines attreelive nkjects. that tato oL •lea—palatea by 31rii. coatreats rand cotoren lona for her — Wide Awake" atal•Tuet Agents nave Immense, usce,a; milt It the • hest besicies e hever offered can r.terers.' We firni , b the 'lightest and handtomear rat.:Thd pay ".•r, - blab .conntaturio Each %all:well:67 reethes without delay ta,. betlltird pleturca. a - Wuhan:tr.:July(or CllNlEfila're;DELLl;m) The paper litelf stand- pe rico, among. Limit; journals. halve The- that of nachos hae the hirgertettett. lotion In the - Wand: Employ the butt Ittetary talent.— Eduard Egule.ton'a,erlit story le ; back ch piers supplied to each subscriber, 31r e. W01 , 10;101, expected itegnel to "My Wife nctt begins to Ibsnaw }car. Any one elablue a venal salary or a GENTS tan Ind-pendent %o asses shale send Inn 211ilikaistesi ritual," to J. B.EOEO b CO. New :York.flostort, Chleien;Cmconaci,or 810 Frauds YOUTH'S OMPANION [YOUNG PEOPLE/ FAMILY 1 ..., . . . • ' 111 E COMPANION' alloe to be I favorite to eveii luoiry—looked.forougorly II the puce telex. Dad read rorith Interert by the older. 14 potpose la to iniereet ivhll6 . It 1110.1(1all : to Dr jodichion, practical, Revelble; sad to bora reeLT 'perratoint .worth, vrbt:o ii. Aunts for tbo hour. . . . , . ~ •It la trandsomet,r thestrated, acitihte t tar contributors some or the- most attractive to Item - iti the ceanC7.-- Amoog these aro t— "Edeitird liggle.ton. Dr. X. I. Hayes, Prof./a=tea A. Dollitt a. ' Lou Ise C. Stolltatt,: Unita AI. Alcott: . ' - ..Stitiltie Max," Rebecca EL Davis.C...l.istepbens., C: W. Flatiders, - Itoth ClestoillV4. - 8. 8. 2 - 0 - plott, . . X. A.•Dantsaa.: , •,. Its reading le adapted to the old sad .30)24,10 , / . varied In Ito tharacter and. entritalolni. It Stogies orAdaentare. litOrta of Itomi stNt tetteri of Theme'. t sehonlLite, &Model. spun Cartent' • Taleii Potiry. 7.opies., • • Stlecalobs tot.pects- Attftles. trtailon, BlograPhatat slt4tclis, 'Anitt . doies, tie:l~ioaa Articles , , Pact* atialueldepti. Spbttriptlost Pitt:4lo.lk Spe.elsoen caplesittotOta. ILVON, 41 TfenOlqlste,Dc4lo.o„ „Vitt. FIRESIDE fgrg.-.Depf-c7itap kA TWOOD, produce the Apia t" 4 " 0; he end el; -ray coal Oil talc Di at 1314 Alcatra W(I3IEN Ta...„ Game?, new we,lttlers. So capiuki uccurd, Cafelntmr. tem.. arc .en.t ; ' TIMMY Jti evoksta, Slo $ tOV MUT/Illteed tit Jig , plc: Adree. GAL t•clllytn tt lint $i.,1141thAuti),31,42. 3=4:;)ZAZ : aa..l? . .t/M . : ;I) , ..W . OitAtel Atlift V v.4/1 kae 611.61. bi 11114*.OVVIIValy; Wlll, nd r vo.'" gvfr, C0tt,.T4.:31.1.11), rg4o6tr mcuto.S, Y.
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