IPreadums Awarded At the 28th annual Fair of the Suequa• henna county Agricultural Society held in Montrose, Sept. 18th, 17th, and 18th, 1874. Horses. Best stallion, sire of beet yearling colt raised in the county, R. S. heavy draft stallion, not con sidered worthy of premium.... quick draft stallion, only one entered considered worthy of premium by the Judges was not raised in the county, but would recommend a premium of $5 or diploma to Jared 8aker..... . brood mark and colt, H. Brew ster $6 2d brood mare and colt, W.Stark 3 single gelding raised in coun ty', David Roe 2d, Samuel Horton single mare raised in county Charles Ely 2d' Wm. Sieber pair matched horses raised in county, Aire. F. Drinker 2d, John Smith pair 3 yr. old colts,A. W. Shay 4 20. A. H. Patrick 2 pair 2 year old colts, E K Youngs thr.e year old colt,A. H. Pat rick. 2 year old colt, R. S. Searle.. 3 1 year ola colt, B. J. Baker... 2 Judges—F. B. Jewett, M. T. McKeeby, and Jas. Sterling. Durham& Beat Durham bull, Wm. H. Jea- sup 2d, A. C. Conklin Durham cow Win. H. Jessup. 5 2d, A. C. Conklin 8 2 yr. old heifer,W. H. Jessup. 3 2d, A. C. Conklin. 2 1 yr. old heifer,A. C. Conklin.. 2 bull calf. Wm. H. Jessup.... 4 2d, A. C. Conklin heifer calf, Wm. H. Jessup... 4 2d, A. C: Conklin 2 Grade Dnrhame. Beet grade Durham erre, A. C. Conklin 3 2d, Wm. H. Jessup 3 p. old heifer, A. C. Conk lin 3 2d, Wm. H. Jessup. 2 yr. old heifer, A. C. Conk lin 2d, Wm. H. Jessup. 2 4 yrarlinga, A. C. Conklin.— 3 2d, Wm. H. Jessup 2 bull calf, John S. Tarhell.... 2 heifer calf, Wm. H. Jessup... 2 Judges—J. Stone. D. D. Hines, and F A. Smith. Devona Best Devon bull D. & J. Banker.. li6 2d. J. F. Hunter 3 yearling bull, G. S. Dearborne 3 2d, C. J. Hollister 2 Devon cow D. & J. Banker... 5 2d, " .. ~" ".... 3 2 Tr, old heifer, E. T. Tiffany. I 2d, J. C. Hollister 2 yr. old heifer,D. & J. Bank- 2d, E. T. Tiffany yearling heifer, D. & J. Bank bull calf, E. T. Tiffany 4 heifer calf, D. & J. Banker... 4 2d, E. T. Tiffany. 3 Grade Devoas. Beet grade Devon bull, E. T. Tif fany grade Devon cow C. J. Hollis ter 3 2d, " " " " " 2 3 yr. old beifsr,C. J. Hollister 8 :2d E. T. Tiffany 4 yearlings, E. T. Tiffany.... 4 calves, E. T. Tiffany 2d, C. J. Hollister bull calf C. J. Hotheir 2 heiter calf, E. T. Tiffany Judges—Martin L. Catlin, Isaac G Lake, and Orrin Prichard. Oxen and Steers. Best pair working oxen, 5 year old, E. T. Tiffany ....SG 2d, 4 years old, E. W. Messenger pair oxen 3 years oId,E.L Be beea 2d, D. & J. Banker pair, A yrs. old, ET. Tiffany. 3 fat cattle, E. T. Tiffany 5 The Judges found on exhibition three pair yearling Steers of Messrs Webb, Banker, and Fred. Hollister, that ()nerve special premium and honorable mention. Alderney'. Bast Alderney bull, J. R. Lyons.. $6 Ayrsh eras Best Al-rshire bull, J. F. Butter field. ... 6 2cl Christopher Byrne 3 cow, C. Byrne 5 2d, J. F. Butterfield . 3 3 yr. old heifer. C. Byrne.... 3 2 yr.old heifer.J. F. Butterfield 3 2d, J. F. Butterfield 2 yearling heifer. C. Byrne.... 2 heifer call, C. Byrne 4 3d, J. F. Butterfield 2 bull calf, C. Byrne 4 J udges—J oh n C. Morrie, C. J. Hollis ter, and G. S. Johnson. Herds of Ten or More. Best herd of grade Durham, Wt:. H. Jessup $5 herd Drone, D. & J. Banker.ol herd of grade Desons, C. J. Hollister. 5 herd of Ayrshires, C. Byrne..lo hard of grade Ayrahires. J. F. Butterfield The Judges wish to state that it was very difficult to decide between the herds given the premiums, and the herds on exhibition competing for the same. Judges—Wm. H. Jones, Wm. H. Har rison, and P. Carpenter. Sheep. Beet fine wool buck, L T. Pnch ard $5 2d, L. T. Prichard 2 3 fine wool ewee,L, T. Prichard 3 coarse wool buck, Morris & Halpin 5 .2d, P. H. Bannel 2 3 coarse wool ewes, Morris & Halpin 2d, Michael Hogan... middle wool buck,A. H. Conk Conklin 2d. F. H. Flannel 3 middle wool ewes, A. H. lin S middle wool lambs, A. H Conklin Best boar. S. H. Sayre 3d, E. Harper.... ...... breeding sow, M. L Catlin 4 pigs 3 months old,IL L. Cat ha . 3 Judges—H, H. Harington, MUon Nrchard, and Horace Brewster. Poultry. Bsst trio turkeys, G. H. Hamlin ..112 " light brabmas F. H. Bunnell 2 " dark J. F. Butterfield " leghorne, H. C. Tyler. 2 " houdans, IL A. Deans 2 " ducks, Elmer F. Tif• (any 2 Judges—Edgar Harper, Dorr S. Greg ory, H. D. Baldwin. Home Products Best firkin June batter, M. Ha 11.3.5 pail Sept. butter,'" Brewster. 5 2d, Marvin Hall 8 3d, E. C. Potter 2 4th, C. 31—Youngs 1 Best 10 lbs. butter made by girl under 16 years of age, Maiy E. Hollister 2 Best 10 lbs. roll butter, M, Hall.. 2 cheese, weight 50 lbs. Bridge water Cheese Company 4 Judges—C. L Brown, Mrs. E. W Hawley, and Mrs. C. M. Catlin. Seeds. Best bushel white winter wheat Win. Sieber bush..l spring wheat, Wm. Sieber . bushel corn iu tar,A. H Conk lin gas 2d, H. H. Harington bushel rye, 11. H.Harington 1 bushel oats, Win. H. Jessup 1 Fruit. Best assortment fall apples,Dorr S. Gregory assortment winter apples Dorr S. Gregory 2 assortment pears, M. L. Cat lin Vegetables. Best and greatest variety, H. C. Jessup 2d, Mrs..knsanda Jessup 2 12 onions Michael Hogan... 50e 5 beads caulltflovrer,El.C.Jes- Sup 50c 12 garden beets, 0. Hancock 50c 5 beets, Wm. H. Jessup 50c carrots, Wm. H. Jessup 50c field beets, Wm. H. Jessup.. 1 tomatoes, M. T. Jackson.... 50c potatoes. Early Rose, H. Crocker, jr - 500 12 ears sweet corn, M. T. Jackson 50c 10 pounds honey, D. K. Oak ley 1 cider vinegar, 0. Hanccek .. 50c Judges—A. Lathrop, R. Jewett, and C C. Halter. Farm Implements, &c. Best plow. Seymour wood beam Sayre & HOrton 3 iron cultivator, Sayre & Hor ton 2 corn Sheller, Sayre & Horton. 2 horse power and thresher,Mil -2 Iler & Avery 5 The Judges recommend Hodge's re-er sible plow (manufactured and exhjbited by Sayre at Hyrton) to the farmers as one every way worthy of trial, and also would recommend that in future a premium be offered for a revolving plow, and also that a premium be given for best plow ing done by reversible plow. Judges—E. W. Hawley, S. B. Rogers, and L. B. Mitchell. Mowing Machines Best machine, "Williams," L B. Peek .86 2d " '•Eureka," IL S. Searle 4 3d " "Eureka," D. Brew ster 2 Judges—E. W. Hawley, M. B. Helms, and 31. J. Harrington. Dorn estic Manufactures. Best 10 yds. flannel. Mrs. 0. Han cock 2d, Mott & Welch..... 10 'de. woolen carpet, Mrs. Charles Leet 10 yds. rag carpet, Mrs. Orcil Hancock 2d, Miss Pricilla Scott 50c 10 yds. linen cloth, Mrs. G. H. Hamlin 1 2d, Mrs, James Bunnell 50c 10 yds. towelling, Mrs. H, C. Conklin 1 10 yds. cashmere, Mott & Welch 2 2d, Mrs. 0. N. Tiffany 50c woolen articles, Mrs. 0. N. Tiffany 50e woolen mittens, " Tiffany 50c hearth rug,Mrs. H. Crocker,er. 50e Judges—T. G. Walters, G. F. Bentley, and Mrs. Wm. J, Mulford. Ornamental Needle Work, &c. Best quilt, Mrs. J. 11. Dorley ..... 2 spread, Mrs. A. W. Bertholf.. 2 chair cushion, Jane Sherer... 50c display fancy articles , J. Sherer 2 knit shawl, Mrs. C. M.Gere... 50c ornamental needle work, Mrs. Gertrude Gregory 50c collection of flowers, Mrs. F H. Bunnell 2 boquet, Mrs. F. H. Bunnell.. 25c Judges—T. G. Walters and Mrs. Wm J. Mulford. Unenumerated Articles. Bracket, made with pen knife by Hen ry Decker, worthy of special mention. Pa.ent spring bed, exhibited by Edson S. Warner. Recommend premium for this article, which appears serviceable and cheap, the price bein 88. Potato digger--Calvin Bruah,eshibitor. This machine might prove of great ser vice in a less stony country, but owing to its light build does not seem to be adapt ed to our soil. Well's patent lumber wagon seat spring These springs, exhibited by Burt Fox,are worthy of mer.tion, as they can be ob tained at reasonable figures and seem du rable. Patent farm gate—Tiffany & Smith. The Judges do not recommend this gate, as it seems liable to get ont of repair, and the price also seems objectionable. Basket green gage plume—Willis B. Deans. Very fine, and worthy of spe cial mention. Plow cleaner—J. B. Cogswell. The construction of this cleaner appears sim ple and durable. Judges—Benjamin Park, G. F. Bentley and Mrs. Wm. J. Mulford. Several articles entered, but not exhib ited on account of rain. Plowing Match. First premium, Wm. Saatter, yoke oxen. Seymour iron beam plow.llB 2d, premium, Perry Conk L. Green plow, friction roller 5 3d, H. H. Harington, Dodge's iron beam reversible plow 3 iitb, A. 13. Hamlin, Seymour iron beam 2 Judges—A. H. Patrick, E. C. Potter, and J. F. Butterfield. Walking Horses. Fastest double team, H. H. Har- riugton $6 single horse under saddle, H. H. Harington 3 Walking and Running Race for Men. Fastest walker, George Hiekox ...$3 " runner, ', Judges—C. J. Hollister, P. C. Conklin and A. Allen. Wm. H. JESSrp, President. J. R. LYONS, Secretary. C. M. GERE, Treasurer. Dry Goods, etc. THE BOTTOM Has Fallen Out of 1 - 11 V C. B. PERRY'S, BINGHAMTON, N. Y An Immense Stock Jnst Bought from THE GREAT FAILURES of New England, at prices CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN Binghamton. Nov. 12. 16:2. U. !Miscellaneous. Pt C0331' IV MON'S; Southern Tier FURNITURE EMPORIUM! 88 Wagliington Street, Mliaag-Im.raziatc)xi.. N. "1".. You will Find the LARGEST A HD REST ASSORTMENT OF ..v..crl--civ - ITURF At the Lowest Prices of any Store in Suutheru New York. All Goode Strad are WARRATILD as Represented. E. D. ROBINSON BINGHAMTON MARBLE WORKS. ALL RINDS OF MONUMENTS, DEADSTONES, AND MARBLE MANTLES, YADE TO ORDER. Also, SCOTCH GRANITES on hand. J. PICKERING & CO., a. riciirana3, 128 Court Street, G. W. 11EBSEREAII, A. P. BROWN. Binghamton, N. Y. Nov. 12th 1873. A NEW .911.11ANGEMENT PIANOS & ORGANS, At L. B. Isbell's Ismail" Stand. Wherea larger and better stock of the following &ode will be found than eleewhere to Northern Penney!rants: PINE AMERICAN WATCHES, JEWELRY & CLOCKS, SOLID SILVER & PLATED WARE. (op ALL ELNDS,) FRCS TABLE CUTLERY. DULIIO3II SPECTALIZB and • general assortment of Magical Merchandise, Sheet It ele, Violin String., etc. etc. All Fine Watch Repaitirg 'Sewing Machines and Or done, OS 2.tuilj by gone Repaired by L. D. Isbell Melhaish. & Dlelhnish. Montrose. Pa Be7t. 10. lEn3. -I r FURNITURE WARE ! EVERYTHING NEW AND STYLISH ! JILT Y om . tT. rliotm - zaininis 50 Washington St., Binghamton, Consisting ot everything nameablein that business. Repainng promptly done. UNDER r- TAKING EL. iSpeolailty. PRICES REAbONABLE. Bail/faction gnaraniand. Binghamton. N. Y., An.CCii VISITING CARDS! CALLING CABBS! treitelr written. Orders try well Freely* prompt attention. 90 came per dozen. Montrose. Marc) 25, 'N. 8. EMI ZAIL Printing. THE MONTROSE DEMOCRAT For 1874 CONTAINS MORE LOCAL NEWS, MORE GENERAL NEWS, BETTER STORIES, BETTER FAMILY READING, MORE CHOICE POETRY, MORE FARM MAI TERS, Better Paper THAN EVER BEFORE. Subscribe for It Yourself ! Ask Your Neighbors to fiubseillbe i 111 per Year in Advance. Tim Bost! Tito Quid ost ! Tim Cheapest o )pJ t. 4 0 UR c WORK. ‘ ,-v GIVE US A TRIAL, WE WILL CONVINCE YOU Drugs and medicines, Bitters are a purely Vegetable preparation, made chiefly from the native herbs found on the lower ranges of the Sierra Nevada mountains of California, the medicinal pro perties of which are extracted therefrom without the use of Alcohol. The question is almost daily asked, " What is the canes of the unparalleled success of Vraontt Brr =Re ". Our answer is, that they remove the cause of disease, and the patient recov ers his health. They are the great blood purifier and a life-giving principle, a perfect Renovator and Invigorator of the system. Never before in the history of the world has a medicine been compoanded possessing the remarkable qualities of VINEGAR Birreas In healing the sick of every disease man is heir to. They are a gentle Purgative as well aa a Tonic, relieving Congestion or In flammation of the Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious Diseases. If men will enjoy good health, let them use Vi' resn BrrrEna as a medicine, and avoid the use of alcoholic stimulants in every form. . . Druggusta aud General Age:std. ev, rranclaco, Caldol.* sod our. Washington and Charlton Si... :tea York. Sold by all Druggists and Sept. 10th. 1813.-17 THE EAGLE FEE RIELE, 111:""V BURS d NICHOLS, PROPRIETORS SloN or re: Gtirocs Huts •on 3.10111,1 t 8 ri.elLr.. 331.0 <3 Is. 'EWE cwamt 3r cs 1M43 Unr stork of Drupi and Alcalcince le complete. and care taken to have everything of the hod onan:y. The public may reel asaurtif that all medicine,. that leave cur store shall be re the, are represented. pare and an. adufferafed. of all kinds called for, on hand a: reasons tie prices Dy personal sod strict attention to loolinesa, at all Matt, we hope to merit the confidence and favor of the public. A. B. BURNS. Moritrose. April 1,1873. A 110 S NICHOLS ABEL 'I'URRELL, • DRUGGIST , Is continually reeelVing NEW GOODS, and keeps Con tinually on hand a full uud desirable assortment of gee. nine DRUGS, MRDICiNES, L'REMICALs, Psi nts,oils Dyestuffs TEAS, Spices, and other groceries, stone ware, wall paper, glass ware, fruit Jars, mirrors, lamps, chimney!, kerosene, machinery oil., tanners' oil, neat', foot oil, relined Ya hale Oil, all for lanterns, oil for osithau machines, olive 011, „Sperm Oil, Spirits Tarpon tine,Varnishee, Canny Seed. V inegar,Poii,sh Concen trated Lye. Axle Grease, Trueees. supporters .Medical Instruments.shoulcer Braces, Whips, Guns, Pistol• Cartridges, Powder, Shot, Lead, Dun Cape, libeling Powder and Fuse. Violine.Strings BOW F ,eIC. Flute., Fifes, etc., Fish llooksand Linea, liar and TolletSoaps flair Oils, flair Restorers. and flair Dyes Brushes, Pocket Knives, Spectacles. Silver and silver Vatted Spoon., Pork*. Knives, he., Dea List Articles, a genes. Ai aesortment of FANCY DOC DS. JEWELRY, and PERFUMERY All tbeleading and beet kinds of PATENT MEDICINEs, The people are invited [O.lll at the Drag and Variety Store of ABEL TCHitEl.l. Feb. 1.1873. Established 1848 Miscellaneous. PAINTS AND OILS. A FINE STOCK AT B. R. LYONS dc C0..8 Itontrose, May 11, 1673. C &BPETS. CARPETS AT SO CENTS AND UPWARDS —Less than N. Y. Prices— May 14, - 73, For Sale by 11. Q. LYONS & Co SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE, PURE NO.I MATRASSES, AND COMMON AIATRASSES. UNDERTAKING The ...rater still hereafter make t,.. adertaaing u p mlty to hie NEW end the o b o ' r 11" W " I ' n t c h " e m et i Ve7 l arl everting his services wilt be attended to promptly anti a. satisfactory charges. WALL AND WINDOW PAPERS. I Wl9l. W. SMITH &SON. Montrone. Pa— J.. 31.1872.—cos—tf. and other Grooeries At Low Figural. at IM3=l A Large Stock, And New Patterns Received Every Week Direct From the Manuthetory. B. 11. LYONS & CO S rockca Tl:arcor4cl. and John Clark'. Spool Thread. White Black, and Colored—from No. 8 to No. ISO. at 78 Cents per dozen. For .ale by B. R. LYONS do CO. Montxose. Ma 11. 1813.—t/ H..l3lCrrtalarr9o l , Would call attention to hie New Stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Now on tale, in new raDSZ 60b.L02, LADIES' DRESS GOODS, BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS, NEW STYLE OF PRINTS, SIIA W LS, WATER-PROOFS, FLAN NELS, BALMORAL, AND lIOOP SKIRTS, VELVETS, HOSIERY, HEAVY WOOL GOODS, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, PAPER HANGINGS, BUFFA LO AND LAP ROBES, FURS, HATS AND CAPS; BOOTS AND SHOES, HARD W AItE,IRON,N AILS, STEEL, STOVES AND GROCERIES, ETC. In great variety, and will be sold on the most favorable terms, and lowest pries. H. BERRITT. New billion]. June 3, 1874. S. S. CAMPBELL k CO FINE, PLAIN AND 310 LASSES CANDY. Importcrs and Des-vs ;Ei FOREIGN PRINTS NOTS,& , .. Fire Works Constantly on• Hand. Nan 422 Earkat 80 and 41714ex-haat St. Phil'a. March lb. 1874.—1 y. w. JOB WORK AT nIIII OFFICE, MAP I Miscellaneous MONEY SAVED ! NEW FIRM, NEW STORE, NEW GOODS, NEW PRICES. GRIFFIS & SAYRE, Have opened. at the old location rf M. S. Wilson, In the Brick Block Montrose. and try shall be ple.ed to eeu all of •ur old friends and the many new ones we hype to gain. Une stock will consist°, Irot Nulls ad &lint Of ALL KINDS CROCKERY it °LA MARE, In Large qUatitltlen and variety, Stone Ware, Woria Ware, Howie-Ft. ot•hing Goods and Grocerten. Wr •hall Otto part.cular attention to the Grocery Trade and keep a (,dl nernrtment of Teas, Sugar. Coffees, Saultly Groceries & Provisions, lit fall variety, Salt and Flour. Wo shall keep con smithy on hand floe brands of floor at MCICII ie./. than old price, and warrant lc to pleane. Goode delivered promptly to ant town cuelomen. Gar terms mill be strictly I.l.oesc3v-Pcay, leash or produce I Thin It will be well to remains; her, an Liar will he the secret to our low prices. We are confident that by calling and examining our good. and pricer ) our will find that it will be for your inter mit to try our good, and term) , Jnerneroa Litterma, S. 31. SATRE. Montrose, Slay, llilh, '74.—lf. BILLING:' STROUT) General INSURANCE AGENT, II& csmi.tr.o.elo.l.'es. Capital Represented, $100,000,000: ELIE, LIFE AND ACCIDIST INSURANCE : Home 11... Co., N. Y., Capital and narplun, $4,060,0011 Llertiora ?Iry Co-Capital Ind Surplus /3,000,000 Liverpool, Loudon. Globe 11:1311MEM=12E1 IMMl=ol=n I=l Inn. Cu., state ut Perm'a 12=1= Lycuming Fire Narragansett, Provldelaca. R. I .• Merchants' •• 450,000 Cla3. of New Port. K 3 . 250.000 Newtown. of Bucks Co. 300.00 n Alemtnanla. of Cleveland; " 400,000 Lancaster Fire lot. Co. 5/0,000 Fire Astioclatton of Phila. " 4.000.0n0 Home Inn. Co..Columhus, 0.,.., •• Sll.oob Lehigh Valley Fire, Allentown. '' 270,0rri Citizens' Fire Inn Newark. N..l.ii 300.000 South Side Inn Co•Pittshurg,Pa." 1511.000 Alemmau La ol Plttabarg, •• 400,000 The undersigned is SPECIAL AC ENT for the follow log companies for Northern Pennsylvania: Fire Association of Philadelphia. National Fire Insurance Company of Philadelphia. The Innantnce Co. of the State of Pennsylvania, o Philadelphia. Xa X F ES . Conn. 31nrcal Life Ine. Co., Areett 35,000,1100 American Life, Prill'a. •• 84,5M.1,000 CJX.33 ENT'. Traveler* Inn.Co.,llartford,eapltaland Sarplaef..2.ooo.ooo Hallway Papsvogers fa 50,000. The tinderoigned hap beeo well 'nowt] In [big coonty,for the past ITy.rm.no 411 lik•orauce Agent. Lor.sepongtelned by hi. Corn um' nire nave uhroye been promptly paid. prOthce arptdoor rapt from Banking Ofnce of W B. Cooper it Co..TororNikest. Mootroer.l'a. BILLINGS STROUD, Agent CITARLEs TI. SMITH, Solicitors. Piiirmi.ltia.3r a.. At W. W. Smith & Son's Extensive Furniture War Iroom you will Lind the large. etnch of FIRST CLASS AND COMMON 3E" la IR. IV I TURF To be foond In this section of the conntry, of his owe mane facture, 112,1 at prices that cannot fail to give sails faction. Thry make the very best EXTENSION TABLES In the Country. and WARRANT them iTpholatorp VP lr Of all kintla done in the !refloat manner ES 1.. R x 147 4G,- SMt 3:1 REA OF VARIOUS KINDS. J. a DAME,. 1 O. S. BAIINEII, I Ii G. BLANDVIG. BINGHAMTON MARBLE WORKS, [511,11L11 , 11L13 it , io.l BARNES BROS. & BIAHDING f DEALERS LN AND MA.NUFACTURERS OF taliatt & Auttricanglarbleo, AMERICAN AND SCOTCH GRANITES Dlarble and Slate Mantles, 26 Chenango St., sear Depot, May 14. 1573. BINGHAMTON. N.Y UNT BROTHERS, SCRANTON, Y.A W 601.11110 it Rath Deelarein HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL NAILS, SPIKES, SHOVELS, '3 - IILDER'S HARDWARE, MINE DAIL,COUNTERSUNK d T RAIL SPIKEk RAILROAD tt SUPPLIES. ARRIAOK SPRINGS. AXLES, SKEINS 'ANT BOXES. DOLTS, NUTS and WASIIERS. PLATED BANDS. MALLEABLE IRONS, lIUBS,SPOKES, FELLOES. SEAT SPINDLES, BOWS. Sc. ANVILS. VICES, STOCKS and DIES, BELLOWA QAMMERS. SLEDGES. FILES. de. de. CIRCULAR AND MILLSAWS, BOLTING, PACKING TACKLE BLOCKS, PLASTER PARIS CEMENT. nAin & GRINDSTONES. rEENCII WESDOW OLASS.LE.ATIIER & FINDINGS FAIT/BASE'S SCALES. v . ECRHOW & BROTHER, General Undertakers AIM DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF COF FINS, CASKETS, ETC., 61 2 VJE78ZI 331111V13. roemizets, ALL ORDERS PROUPTLY ATTENDED TO. V. fiscromir t Bao. Anril E3.1573.—a. County Business Directory Two lines In this Directory, one year, SI.6G; each ditlanal line , se cents. bIONT . ROSE • WM. HABGHWODT, Slater, Wholeasle and Retell dealer In all kinds of elate rocang, slate paint, etc Roofs repaired with Aare paint to order. Also, slot paint for sale by the gallon or barrel. Montrose, Pa BILLINGS STROUD. (lepers Fire and Life lase once Again. • also, sell Maltreat:land AccidentTicktt to New York . stid Philadelphia. (Mee one door eas oftheßank. BURNS A NICHOLS, the place to get Drugs and Nedl clues Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes. Pocket.ltooka, Sports elms Yankee Notions. Ac. Brick Block. BOY° A CORWIN. Dealers in Stoves, Hardware and Manufacturers of Tin and Sheetiron ware. cornet of Main and Turnpike street. A. N. BULLARD, Dealer to Groceries, Provisions, Books, /Manta. and Yankee Notions, at head of Public Avenue.* WM. H. COOPER A CO.. Banker'', cell Foreign Pas ea.., Tickets and Drafts on England, Ireland and Scot land. • WM. L. COX, Harness maker and dealer In all article. usually kept by the trade, opposite the Bank. • JAMES E. CARMALT, Attorney at Law. Oates one door belowTarhell House. Public Avenue. • YEW MILFORD. L. L. LeROY. Denier In ■li kiwis of farming Imola menu. mowing machines, well] curbs, dog powers, etc., etc.. Main St.. opposite Savings Bank. i(m• SAVINGS BANK, NEW MILFORD.—FIa per cent. to tercet an all Deposits. Does a genere I Banking Bn , nets. -1311-If ' S. B. CHASE k. Co. H,GARRET it SON. Dealer, In Flour. Fee.d, Mee Salt, Lime, Cement, (traceries and Prov'sit. rip la Main Street, opposite the Depot. A tNEY 6 HAYDEN. Dealers In Drugb and Medicines and Manufacturers of Cigars, on Main Street, nee the Depot. S. F. EMBER. Carriage %raker - and Undertaker Main Street, two doors below Hawley's Store. cAyBOA PLASTER—NICHOLAS SHOEMAKER,dea er in genuine Cayuga Plotter. Fresh gronnd MeCOLLUM BROTHERS, Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, on Main street.• J. DICKERMAN. Jo., Dealer In general manhandle( and Clothing, Brick Store. on Main Street. GIBSON. H. M. TINGLEY—MaiIer In Storer, Tln, Copper. Bras and Sheetlron Ware. Cast Inge. ,to Also, manufactor •r or Sheet Metal. to order. Lee Trough and Lead Pint broth/ere attended to at fair pricer-01110os Hollow, Penuarlyar.la.—ly. GREAT BEND. 11. P. DORAN, Merchant Tailor end denier to Read 3 Made clothing, Dry Goode, Orooorlini anti Prorlelons Mein Ytreet.• Illiscellaneous NAILS, TINWARE, BOYD & CORWIN DM= Corner of Main and Turnpike Sts TILE czpra , x•rat.c)E323, r.Ak-„ Silt" CZoTTM,.. TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE, Builders' Hardware. CUTLERY, ETC., by tho Thank, to oar Friends for Past Favor, We would ho more thankful to one and all who Know they have unsettled accounts with du. if they would cal: and settle by the middle of March next. Fob. 4, ',rt. SCRANTON SAYINGS BANK, 120 Wyoming Avenue, RECEIVES MONEY ON DEPOSIT FROM COMPANIES AND INDIVID UALS, AND RE i URNS THE SAME ON DEMAND WITHOUT PREVI OUS NOTICE, ALLOWING INTER EST AT SIX PER CENT. PER AN NUM, PAYABLE HALF YEARLY, ON THE FIRST DAYS OF JANU ARY AND JULY. A sAFE AND RE LIABLE PLACE OF DEPOSIT FOR LABORING MEN, MINERS, NE CHAN Ics, AND MACHINISTS, AND FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN AS WELL. MONEY DEPOSITED ON OR BEFORE THE TENT!! WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM THE FIRST DAY OF THE MONTH. THIS IS IN ALL RESPECTS A HOME IN STITUTION, AND ONE WHICH IS NOW RECEIVING THE SAVED EARNINGS OF THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS OF SCRANTON MIN ERS AN!) MECHANICS. DIRECTORS ; JAMES BLAIR, SANFORD GRANT, GEORGE HMI ER, JAS. S. SLOCUM, J. H. SUTPHIN C. P. MATTIIEWs, DANIEL HOW ELL, A. E. HUNT, T. F. HUNT; JAMES BLAIR, PRESIDENT ; O. C MOORE, CASHIER. OPEN DAILY FROM NINE A. M UNTIL FOUR P. N., AND ON WED. NESDAY AND SATURDAY EVE. NINGS UNTIL EIGHT O'CLOCIs. Feb. 12. 1873. NEW GOODS. Fr he undersigned having refitted, refurnlnbed . ene 1, restocked the store, formerly occupied by R. hes 4chn i.he Jr.,r p caotpll.r w ith . ie ra r 11 are n t o i c o; prepared oi to fu re DRY GOODS! GROCERIES.' BOOTS & SHOES I ! RD Wet RE I CROCKERY! &c., &c. As can be found elsewhere, and at is Destrab , . 0. M. Crane Laurel:llle Custer. Pa.. Mare,. FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENI Insurance Agency. CeiPITLL REPRESENTED lOVEIt 620,000,00, MEM WOOL 1,000 rocousi.l3oas 'VP co col Wanted WOW Market Price Pald In Cab. Juno 17. '74.—tf. A. Lamar Job Printing.... HARDWARE C. U. SIIITII, ILrutruse. r. WOOL .....At this 011ie
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