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VIA STAGYII:
Montrose Depot. (Daily.) ..... 000 pa,
;fwd. Milford. ...... 00am .111upat
Wyslueing .. .....:..... 0434 m • 9 00pm
Prlendsrilie, (trl 1100 pm 800 am
Amklin Station,(trLWeekl\J. 100 am 700 am
Binlg,hamton.ri4s Lake,p el weckly).. 800 pm 700 pm
sehopprn.ttrl weekly,). 1000 am 400 pm
The New York, (r 44 Montrose pepotANets
n i nkimmodh.n.nd Wyaldslng art WY.
TheOonhiln StatkasTall,4llllll'nesdald,7bnratlays.
and Satanism. • -
The Binghamton mall, (e/a Silver Lska,) runs Taut.
1.14. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
rlendavllle mail runs Tuesdays, Thiradays.and Bat
ardays.
The Meshoppos mall runs Mondays Wedneadays,aad
Vedas&
AD 0fT10.112.10 STAiais
A Stage leareadaily for Montrose Depotat l tin.,:snd
returns at Cp. In
A Stage leaves daily for No? Milford at 7SO a.. Ea.
sod returns at 830 p. m.
B. C. irCIBMI AM, P. M.
liontrese Bailwas7.
Armco:tent of Trains. To take effect on Monday.
Pet- 41c1,1674.
Do.n
MEE=
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5.00 1.00... . .... Montrose .... .... _10.40 ' 15.09
550 1 19 ....... .. —Allen's.. .... .....11115 545
513 113 - ' C00r5.... ...... _lO2O 540
530 199 .... .... Hunters ... . . 1015 513
595 135..DInio F k 1005 525
585 132.... Tyler P ... ...... . 955 515
545 140.. . shprlngvllle.. . ...... 943 305
'55.3 145 Lynn.... .. 935 455
1105 150 Avery's.....l3. 935 4e5
610 0 0a... .....-... Lemon I` 915 435
623 203._ Lobeck ..... . .905 44
6 , 33 2 80,..
. Marcy's. ~ .... 653 415
555 1143 • •—Zinktiannoci.L....-.1340 , a5B
MI train. emattect at Taakbannwek: with P. & N. li
RR. going north an th
• 'JAMES. I.BL SMILF.P... Pres't.
New Advertisements.
Auditor's Notice—estate of :Reuben Rey
nolds.
Miscellaneous Advertisements—Dauchy . , &
Co. .
Undertaking—P. & B. Matthews.
BUSINESS Locitis
Cayuga Plaster—J. t. Raynsford:
Cayuga Plaster=o. D. Stebbins & Co.
Farm for Rent—John Mclnertly.
Photographers Advice—A. Hickeox.
Rota About Tours
. Every young married man has the best
wife
...There is not an idle "typo':. In 3iontroce.
Good.
•
..The cauae of murdei is found in..spelling it
backwends. -
.We have a town-pump since election. It
is a good thing.
..Twenty.five new names =r-all we add to
our subscription list this week.
..These cold stormy Snntlay; evenings are
very weakening - to Ike Coal bins of ramiliee
with interesting daughters.
..There appears to be a lull in the matri
monial market just now and yet the weather
continues favorable for
..A country editor was seized with the lock
jaw b cause one of his patrons called voluntari
ly and paid Liza ad!eros:ti:tg;ikil-
Remember ;bie Recep - tiqii UNa 2' lire
Company on evening of this week. • All
dohations will be thankfully received.
..The First National Bank or ; Montrose will
be ready for business the Ist of March. The
Bank for the present will be in Billings troud's
building, east of the Brick Block.
..Sooner or later, justice certainly over takes
the leader of a country brass band. A bridge
came along and struck one on Ark bend the oth
er day, as he stood on the top of an Erie freight
train.
„Alpe election in Mentroie:'en Tuesday
the 16th,the following ticket wi' r ui elected : Bur
gess, Danie Sayre; Town Council, Lucius W.
Birclaard, W. A. Creasman, W. W. Smith,(Den
tist) ; Justice of the 'Peace, Charles 'Avery ;
Constable, JohnA,Howell jutlge,M,Elvelion
E. L. Blakeslee ;-, Inakeleea, -Stanlei Stone,
Henry C. Tyler; Auditor, Isaac Hamlin; As
sessor, W. I-1. Boyd ; School Directors, G. Et:
Eldred; W, W. Smith, -(cabllvav maker) ; High
Constable;tilteird (Coloiecl.)
..The latest indoor amusement is termed the
"Printer's Delight," and is performed in the
following manner; Take a sheet of note pa
per, fold it easefully, and inclose ii bank note
sufficiently large to pay up acre
in aditancet--And-ittat adds itttbAnselY to
feat, is to send along the name of a new sub
ecjiber with cash to balance. "Seep your eye
on the printer, and if you detect a smile, the
trick Is r.e.s6. Tir iL•
...During service last Sunday esening,a lamp
exploded in the Lecture room of; the Presbyte
rian elinroksettitig are to the , eoeni ittercatis
ing great. excitement in the eengregation es
well as others who were, dallied ..b.y—the,, fire
alarm — lt 'Wet - soon exibignialied bui h. has
damaged the room considerably by smoking
the walls and paint,• This is the:second case of
The other liras in the Key-Stine Saloon on
Public A-venue, iediva.. also •:extftwuksitedLye
fore doing de - j Much . . aaniagv. (Meat care
should be taken of lamps and it may be well to
Juvestipte the crudity of oil thit is used.
...The Reputiliugi has-the following criticism
upon"tke the-Moaircit Railway. We
most earnestly declare, the point wnll take B, and
we are pleased - that Romer has:: spank
met to attack somebody besides the editor of
this paper. ;• ; • 11; ;
"It seems that there is no
_printing office
along. the Litteour 444 Atnlt:ronr-:4 l 4lwitli
big -of 'doing' the "rirlittlarto? Colnitpany,
but they have to send way off lo Philadelphia
to get their Annual Report printed. by Win_ F.
lkfurphy's Sous. We have been Looking over
a copy ,of the, Report. and mtn't seeoliat it is
printed' any Letter than ow bis done here.—
We get same news out of It, however It ap
pears. if this Philadelphia-printed pamphlet
is correct, that the President of the Company
is one Btatiler, instead of Jame L Blakeslee,
lit we had-before supposed also that among
the Directors are Benj. 41ak r zlee and Azure
Lathrop."
.. The Annual Reporter the Montrose Railway
Company shows that. during the last year the
receipts : From
passengers, $9,568,18 7 Freigitt,44,9l, Mail,
$1,006, ; Express;ssBeoi leselan' eo -
60u5,3380,
40—total, 1i.4,838,16. Tile eiOenses of run
ning the road amounted to 1,141,657.54, leaving
balance in furor of the road of $10,181,V.
The general statement of the affairs of the rood
shows a cash balence in the hands of the Tr 4.4-
lector t1,a87. Failure of some et the subserib
-erg to the stock of we :radio pay up. is given
as the reason that the road has %not been com
pleted to ,the coatempl ferintpus towards
Jones' ;Mit , : It iA ittatd.tat ; Sf tlf ' unpaid
balance of stock. amounting to f.V..818., was
kid in, it mould' tali& the road: and Oil*
the company oat, of debt.'
Lao oat fpr eohle- .- ,
The change of weather, when It comes Is
INtly to be sudden, and there will, be, too tutt.ch
:. unhealthy exposure. Colds have lin 111111111111
. tendency this season to result inlpnencuonla or
~, tiatamathliiilt• tfii , hisigs.;%4llaezm4fultins car
' tied off a great mauy who, but for a slight cold
might Yet Wive enjoyed he and good •Lealth.for
many years. There_is tip s_PeciOd 'rule for stifitd
ins against this dangerous disease, but the ex
-1
.", erctseuf - good c.."mpn.:serdle, W.W do Mauch-to
;,. prevent taking cold. 'Vet led, going Isom a
warm romultdo the chilly air, laying off wrap
?, plageiffei.ii,*isit walk • iii it mom insullicie.ut
,,, lyteated, sleepling.,in cold or (latap beds, and
going M..beti -before the bodilludfixt have be
come snlifelerdly , ;warm.; me
,into the mod
.1 common Methods oi exposur e: '4ll:Mese pm
i
be
,'9 13 4.1' 44 1 sliOulei . lag:. Yisliantlyl guarded
'...! Warta., it is(' little singular Mat whooping
4. cenghs ' this winter.liarc Um Mine aheelthy
', tend‘cy; and yi'vessi, Ocuriii Oildien have sue
; eogibtll-..:AVIUM :PuMMlelllo..is in 1140.01 ties it
. ;', certalnli•noWliitt'grdetAtinl.'#,xtra caution
Saliba exercised with profit. ' -
Carbondale Bank Robbery.
The parties engaged in the recent Robbery
or-the Carbondale Bantlf!cre arrested and are
novilaciuM tip in:tha Willtesillarte jail They
,prove to be that conitnenl,
ty ?tpd pot pOaressionaliao ivas•tiret supposed,
Their Pomp alp ..W pliant Bono, William
A. Rafferti;John. Nolin'-ind . John Guvernor.
Pinterton'slietectloos worikdihe case up and
nu 'thernalserminte, to ittPipid.
Personal.
The trends of P.ElOn_ley,svilt be, pleased
tizfittir of Ms good atteceil in a_business line in
the'eity of Ilinghamton. fietai a very popu
lifFultniture Emporium. The firm has lately
been changed to Donley &Casey and some new
attractions added. They make
„ undertaking ft
specialty havlitg lately adderi f emeof the finest
hearses in this section of the count 7,• Those
who to Bitighamt'on tor forniture will do
well to give them a call beforOpmrainsing. •
==l
Dwelling-Rouse Burned
Tuesday morning last, the dwelling or Mr
Hubbard Bushnell, near the stone bridge, a
short distance above Lacesboro, was burned to
the ground with nearly alt its contents. The
inmates were aroused at about one o'clock, by'
the loud and continued barking of the house
dog, and barely escaped with what clothes they
could hastily put on ; some of them having to
Jump from the windows. The cause of the lire
is unknown. The amount of the loss we have
not ascertained. Insurance on the house Cdso ;
no insurance on furniture.—Suarittehmina Jour.
=cam
xonTIMAUD
MEM
Curs for a Palen
As soon as discovered, take some spirits of
turpentine in a cup, dip the finger in-it. and
then bold the hand near a hot fire till dry ; then
dip ft In again, and repeat for fifteen minutes,
'or till the psin ceases. The next day with a
sharp knife, pare off the thick skin, and you
will find something liken houeyeotnbe filled
with water, open the cells and the felon is gene
If the felon is too far gone for turpentine, oil of
origanum, treated in the same way s will cure.
It too far advanced for either to cure, the felon
will be benefited, as it will be less painful.—
Never draw it.
Prom Harford
Harford ahead I—On the 29th of Dec. last the
children of Dalton Tiffany dec'd, met at the
house of Joseph Tiffany, and after enjoying a
pleasant time in social intercoutse and partak
ing of a repast, such as Mrs. Tiffany knows
well how to serve ; a proposition was made
that they all be weighed. There were five did
dren,whose nuked weight reached 1(142 pounds.
The eldest turned the scales at 186 while the
youngest kicked the beam at . 2311
One of the girl's husband (L. D. Wilmartb)
nicely balanced the scale with his wife at 204
pounds. The united weight of the six reach
ing 1246. Beat this who can. J. M. B.
Sadden Death
At about five o'clock Thursday morning a
sudden and mysterious death occurred at a
shanty situated near the Bawleyton turnpike,
about a mile and a bait south ot Binghamton
The family living there consisted of Park Fuller
his wife, and son, named John Fuller, about
twenty-two years of 'age, and a niece, a girl of
about seven years. Park Fuller, who died so
suddenly, Was sixty-seven years of age, and his
souls accused of murdering him. The sou is
now in Jail. A thorough investigatiort of the
case will be made. Father and Son often quar
relied and it is known that they had quarrelled
but a short time ago.— Union News.
ml laws of Slippery Sidewalks
In I.fc.Laughlin vs. The City of Cory, 7 Leg.
-Gazette, Is, the Supreme Court of Pennsylva
nia bold that a municipal corporation is res.
iionsible for injuries to a foot passenger caused
'by a dangerous accumulation of ice and snow
as she sidewalk. The principle laid down in
the case is this : ".A. municipality cannot pre
vent the general slippiriness of its et reets cans
- ed by the snow and ice during the winter ; but
"it can prevent such accumnlations thereof. in
the eliape of ridges and hills, as render the pas.
sage dangerous." This point is sustained by-
Collins v. Council Bluffs, 33 lowa, 324 ; City of
Providence v. Clapp, 17 Howard ; Luther v.
Worcester, 97 sass. 21:W.—Albany Law Journal.
Personal.
Charles Avery, esq., of Montrose, was elect
ed Justice of the Peace, February 16, 1875, the
"eighth time. He laas held the office there con.
:tinuotualy thirty-titre years. He has also been
Register and Recorder and Cjerk of the Or
-plums' Court; has been County Commissioner
one term, and Clerk of the Board of Commis
sioners for a number of years ; has been Coun
ip two terms, and High Sheriff three
years. He is nearly 80 years of hale_and
".r - ma r !saM , er exceed
13,000; he has married nearly 100 couples, and
probably administered more than 500,000 oaths,
besides doing a great amount of business 84 el e
cowl and administrator of decedent's eslates,
drawing deeds, contracts, and other legal docu
ments.—Binghamton Times.
4reathing Through The Bon
The pernicious habit of breathing through
the mouth while sleeping; or waking, is very
hurtful. There are many persons who sleep
With the mouth open and do not know it.
They dto sleep with it closed and wake up
with it awl but if the Anitlii ja, parched and
dry on awaking, it is &sign that the mouth has
been open during slwv. Snoring is a certain
sign. This habit:should be overcotne. At all
times, except, when tatting, drinking, or speak
ing;keep the mouth firmly • closed, end • breathe
through the nostrils, and retire with a firm de
termination to conquer,. the nostrils :Ire the
proper breathing applot mouth.
A man may idiotic poisonous gases through the
mouth without being aware edit. but not
through the
school Master Shot at.
one day last week, says the Sullivan Ikmo
oral. Ir. Christy. a tracker of the public school
in, Franklin township. Lycoming aounty,4ust
aim. the line of Davidson township, Sullivan
county, at what is known as the stone school
haute, came near being murdered to cold blood.
It seems that Mr. Christy had gireit one of the
pupils under his charge a gogOogpr disobedi
ence of orders, and things had quieted down.
Op the morning' ft/letting, Mr. Chrisig, while
on his gray to school, discotered written op the
snow at We aide of the "read these words,
'.'Christy Must fall," and while reading a pistol
chit was fired at him, striking an atlas that he
carried under Lis arm and glancing oft thus
saving his life. The . would-be murderer has
not yet beer cilicalreiett,..
Kidnapping ErtmenKrtry----•-, 4 y'
itibeeks
Bradford comity, Pa., Saitirday aftetnoon„to
aiirring - over`'the custody* a little girl ten
years old. We learn ItielollewhlK facts in re
gard to the matter hotel keeper of
Athens, dolma to be, the father ot the_girl. The
mother, at the time of having the child, was a
.4ftq birth_or the child, she mar
ried a gentleman in Athena: Some time since
stetted atid , 3lr.Vidatitined l pissisests' lona this
girl Be had befit,* teßised to morn : the ebild,
• ,1)h- Saturday ,twt) the sisters of tho
dont mother, came . to Athens and tools the
child from thehouse in which she was staying
and carried her to the depot, with the 4utention
of taking Imr to Rochester, when Alio pasta*
arrived on the ground nod atter a inruggle took
PoseMaloh, or the child, who, is now , in the
hands of the 'toirp officers. The women re
tamed to Rochester, nod they ,momise.to in
voke tho lawaforthe purpose or ;obtaining ths
Welsh &sisal inClitoiti.
A very encouraging_, 'religions revisal has
been in progress at the Welch church, in Clif
ford township, for the past two or three weeks,
tin ongh the earnest yxertions of the Mew. Mr.
Daniels, tlii.pastor. Nearly 40 Perso na have
been converted. May the work continue until
the whole settlement shall become interested.
Clifford, Feb. 22, 1875.
EArrott DEMOLlitq;—The name "G. N. Al
len, et. al., dz.." tn the Jurors aenount, (County
Statement) should read "Geo. K. Allen et. al.,
&c" Mr. Geo. K. Allen ie n resident of Lenox
township, and was one of tlieJurors.wboscrv
ed at January sessions, A. D: 1874. It was an
error in transcribing the name. I hope Mr. G.
N. Allen, will pardon me, I had no intention of
having it appear that he sowed as a Juror.—
Mr. Daniel Brewster the Jury Commissioner
(Democratic) will undoubtedly get his name
correct; when he puts it In file wheel. Typo
graphical and clerical errors will occur in the
best regulated
W. A. Cnossmos, Corn's Clerk.
Montrose, Feb. 180875.
Fire to Binghamton. •
A fire broke out last Saturdai night in John
H Joost's Bakery, No. 08 Court •treet, destroy
ing the Bakery, Democratic .1, G .,,,ter office, Gil
more at CO . R., Photograph Gall y, and Turn
,r's Dental Rooms. Mosher's Drag Store was
also badly damaged. There was insurance on
a portion of the property to its fa ' value. The
greatest sufferer t.y the tire is A. A . ." Carl, pro
prietor of the Democratic Leader; Nearly the
whole of his printing material its destroyed
and lie had hut a very small
,amotot of insur
ance. Mr. Curl has displayed great nergy and
perseverence in building up a popu ir journal
and his loss is a very serious one. We are
pleased to notice that he was promp v . offered
the use of the material in the Times slice until
lie could reestablish his paper.
Live and help Live.
On the evening of Feb. 13th, it being under
stood that a choir school would be held at the
house of Mrs. Polly J. Finn, a few of be . many
It-lends gathered there, the procession bt-ig !ett
by an enormous bass drum, in the of a
barrel of flour borne by four sturdy men hid)
was full-reed by the company bearing their
musical instruments in the form of bags, :lab
els, bundles, budgets, &c. Alter the sink we
had supper, and such a supper! This wa fol
lowed by a few words of thanks, to the iltirqs
by J. - M. B. when report of ‘aamtnittee wets oil
ed for, who gave as sum total VS. Among he
many acceptable things presented, 1 would ,t
omit that of our esteemed Dr. Pennnnickr,
which was a receipt in full of all demons
against Mrs. Finn. At a late hour we left fee
ing indeefi that it Is more blessed to give the
to . receive. - J. M. BEAMENLEY.
Homer's Straw "Democrat•'
Homer of the Montrose Republican, Is "stick
ing very closely to his business" in. regard to
the editor of this paper. He has given us a
complimentary notice this week, which reflects
the same diligent application to hiss•business,'
and the same veracity, that his notice of the
ettlargenient of our paper did a short time ago.
Ile has displayed a little more sagacity this
time and used the name of a Straw, shylock
"Democrat," as a non-de-plume, to cover his re
treat. Ile says Wm H. Dimtnick was a candi
date for President Judge, in Wayne and Pike
counties at the same time E. B. Hawley was a
candidate for `Senator. Will Homer please
give his readers the day and date of the above
transaction? We understood, and it was so
published, that Daniel M. VanAuken was the
candidate on the Democratic ticket, The facts
are tune Mr. Dirnmick would have been a can
didate if the people of that district, bad nomi
nated him. That is all the difference there is
between what Homer says and the truth. It
may be considered a slight discrepency, by the
editor.
Another.thing seems to worry the editor and
his straw man, and that is, because Hon. Jos
eph Powell, our Democratic congressman, has
so successfully managed the business of the To
wanda Bank as to have it declare a dividend to
its stock-holders of sixteen per cent. and calls
him a "shylock." This adds another little dis,
crepency to his veracity. We think a few such
managers in Congress are needed about these
days. DT e Homer even say that Joseph Pow
ell ever took unlawful interest or was ever
charged with doing an, either in Bradford or
Susquehanna county? Dare be say that Mr,
Powell was not last tall and is not now in fav
or of Free Banking?
' Such misrepresentations during the campaign
last fall would seem to have had a motive, in
the expectation that a vote or two might be
canzbt by them, but it qppearslolzethe flight
in Homer at this time. Hether •B.
Hawley nor the Hon: Joseph Powell is on trial
now,but it is tke editor's pet rienator,Willough
by W. Watson, esq. The dodge reminds us of
the boy who whistled through the woods to
keep his courage up.
A Ci=tasting Uterati:
it, is an obligation resting on every citizen to
contribute wet:Wang "to: his , to render
the town In which he resides attractive to its
inhabitants, as well as to visitors. As a gener
al proposition, whatever advances private good,
also contributes to the public welfare, but there
are many things in which the private individ
ual should . sacrifice something fur the benefit
of the community aa trbrge;Mid chief among
these, I consider the maintenance of a Circula
ting Library.
'Foy et,town of , so many cnitivated and educe'.
tell persons as llontroSe,there are fewer advan
tages for Abe student and scholar, and even - for
one seeking recreation, than most other places
of a similar size. A Library is a ne;tessity in
orderfor a people to keep up with the..spiritrif
the age—books are ton expensive for the ma
jority of penitttiicilitfulge in buying them very
freely, but by clubbing their 'means together,
and circulating their purchase around among
its members—they could this enjoy the cream
of literature fora mere' pittance. They might
thus obtain the current magtizine, as well as
works of reference, which are usually bald at
so high a price as to be beyond the means of
the individual purchaser,
mind t
— We hare' a as Well its fetid fed,
anti although we may no; be cognizant of the
fact, or duly appreciate it—the duo supply of
mental aliment is as essential' to our health, as
is that of the physical. Even a person's sur
roundings exercise a powerful Influence upon
him, though it is silent and unconscious. Dr.
Kirkhritle, Supt. of the PennsYlvania Hospital
for the Insane at in his report to
the Legislature for the year Igsq, stated that
the most numerous class of inmates were'
those.who bad been in some way engaged in
agriculture, either as farriers, farmer's wises t ,
or daughters,
In Massachusetts the statistics show that the
largest number of-cases were of farmer's( wit/ .
One principal cause of this fact artres.no dotib
ftom the oyerwork, but I bellei,e with Dr., Rail,
who, in,atinitiele - pubiliheil in . the 11. S Agri
ctiltural Ueptirt for 18P.nceetnits for A frotn
the incersarte thinking of . birmers, and of their
fanilliei - on,oite subject, with . noth MOP divert:
the 'mind fiend, as . a consqut:nce, having. no
"breadth of irlew;". as is evinced =Often by their
:inabitity tq StLifflia ' Pavefaililaa be. 900 a
Jew commentelon the weather, cropS;.merkets,-
1 and neighborlogyiewa v w, v 4 1 14 w 00 .y44 .1
note—thesesubjecte .areruNallyOf4complitin•
lug and unhopeful Woo, as If 'their :12cupation I
and.their thoughts were eti the some low and
depiessing - letrel: Of Comae, fliire",,aP
etweptious, but I think .farmeritheilfsel'ieti,tilll'i
admit tin: ration to be truc.4 Wisarts 'ffr sonuti
bated, that suilidgut exercise fur the wind as
A16*11:1:45k Dr 4.1460 1 .1 - ti"..61i3: 24, 1875.
.71
well as the WY. With a living faith in a Merl
ful God is the best prescriptiun far., theetequltti
tion of both a healthy mind' and . bod Y—rat
sang 'in sand ,earpor., .This caltiyatiart: ante
strengtaning of thq 'WO comes largely bY.
reading, as we speak-uf an intelligent man, as
a well read man. For these reasoasi regards:
Circulating Library, that those unable or un
willing topurcbase reading Matter for AtieFla ,
`selves Coat' be suppliel, cora great means of et!:
ucation, in fact, a necessity, and an obilg tion.
to sustain such an institution rests' it:lastly Itik.
on the whole community. F.
The Miners
A strong effort is being made by the miners
of Schuylkill county, and those who arekon
strike ;It Wilkes-Barre on =Count of the 10 per
cent. reduction, to induce those to the employ
of the three large companies to join in a gen•
eral strike fur the wnges received last year.
The miners throughout the coal regions are
rapidly organizing under the auspices of the
Miners' National Association, and de probabil
ity seems to be that when thoroughly organiz
ed there will be harmony of action and unity
of demand In all tile various coal fields. A
meeting of the Association was held at Wool
siffer's Hall, Wilkes-Barre, on Wednesday
morning, at which the following resolution
was adopted :
Resulted, That we repectfully ask the men
employed under the Delaware & Hudson and
the 'Delaware; LackaWanna & Western compa
nies to hold a delegate meeting at fiydc Park
one week (rune to-day,to take. into considera
tion the present reduction and the advisability
of co-operating with their brethren now out
resisting the reduction.
The following, offered by Mr. Carroll, after•
some discussion, was laic on, the table to be;
considered itt the next meeting; which is to be'
held at Hyde Park on the call of the ExeCutive
Board :
W HEREAS, The companies of this coal region
having conspired to reduce the laborer to the
condition of souls, by first , throwing idle all
works ; second, by making propositions to re
sumo work at a reduction, thereby practically
compelling all miners end laborers to remain
idle while coal enhances to value, as well as to
exhaust all surplus of coal in market; there
tore
Resolved - , 'That the miners and taborets of Lo
zerne county demand an advance on prices
paid in 1874 for all work to be done in the
prteent year after March I, I9ls.—Stranfon
City Journal.
Temperance Legia latton.
The following Imm the Buffalo Commercial
Adcrrhiser, is worthy of the, attention of tem
perance workers in tins county.
in the State where the temperance crusaders
had - their greatest succes4 last 'year, and where
stringent prohibitory, laws were enacted, a re•
action is now taking place. A practical trial
of pi ohibition at the West, .under very favora
ble circumarara, has brought,the same reel&
that had been - previously witacased at the East.
It is rather Ineffectually suppressing the vice
at which it aims.
The Indiana Legislature has been giving the
subject, of temlictatico Careful attention.: A
new - statute has been framed, to take the place
of the famous Baxter law of last year. It Is
eisetl on a restricted license, the fees of which
so to the credit of the school fund. Stringent
-dilations are established against, the adulte
ntion of liquors. The sale 19 - prohibited :on
is.ndays and holidays, and between eleven
o lock at night and five o'clock the following
rning. No license will be granted to per
se', of Intemperate habits or had character,
an , • every applicant must file with the State
boc: of $l,OOO that the law will not be violated
Ths ornibittee that has the matter In charge
Is fic•Atielit, front -the experfetiee of the past
and, lot: evidence that has been adduced, that
the tsetse of temperance will be better served
th- rigid enforcement of a law such as this,
than ts- any prohibitory bill that has yet been
suggeoed.
Hers is a proposed reform that commends it
self to •le] attention of our temperance advo-
I caws to liii state. They Might do their cause
I some brie& by; urging the enactment of a
practical 'emperance law. A great deal of mis
chief is eerie by the low groggeries, where vil-
I bilious c , npounds are sold for a few cents. 4
high prie , -.1 Unease, .accompanied by heavy
bonds arid penalties, would effectually shut up
these ditti -With the -number of saloons re
duced and se traffic concentrated in the hands
of miponSime persons, the sale of intoxicating
I liquors mi,gl4. be kept-finder control.
From Brooklyn.
.
Leavitt'st, Swigs 'Bell ..Hlngertr gave a very
pleasing enterlalßment at Odd Fellows' Hall,
Thursday evening, Feb. 18th.
Election Missed off very quietly. There was
a little excitetocut oyes the aloe of constable.
The Democritt elected their man and he is a
while man, too.
ThUdWiLoaae.i2LA. SCALSICCU led
ey, was destroy by fire
`Bundy evenin et about ((o'clock. Tile
Limi
ly were absent m the time of the are, which
was first diacoycled by )4r. Wm. Cornett On
ly a few articles et furniture were saved. Frank
is a very industrious young man and well.de
serving of any favors that may be tendered
him.
One day daring:the tateslipOrY titrieiil met
a young lady on the sidewalk. I attempted to
bow.my heel slipped on a piece of French plate
ice, I sat down. Iletac I could finish my bow
the young lady had moved rapidly away. Bhe
metanottier young Lay niuLtbey bothhtughed.
Now I affirm that I never did or said anything
against either of them. and I shall expect an
el P ia l* t lqnV
onie•PetiO never epefieclat6- honto;lnstitit
lions Everything they see, hear or do away
from home is better than the . same at home.—
Especially is this so with inaile. We have peo
ple in our own town that Expect to hear as
good music from their home- band as they
would from one that travels on a good
and spends Its whole time pracileink. The trav
eling band that latelyvhsited us has had years of
expa.ience. :ikbartrheard the expression sever
al:times during their stay,'The Brooklyn Band
bad better bang up," "Wouldn't play any
more," etn,etc.• IP, they have no motif ap_pfe-
Chalon of 'lionie - tal&t, I would adviaa that
they organize a band themselves and after play
ing but two years be expected to compete with
oue of ten years standing. Our Band makes
no big pretensions tisto7ltet it can do, and if
it cannot carripete`Wltli Ringed Band
(which I think it can do) It boldly challenges
Busysehanna County to produce a better one.
Jos GREEN.
Brooklyn, Februkg ;O A ltrn. f'
Prom West Lenox.
There is gtratmmpleint;:etuitt frost creep
ing into gellanliffttili-s'ection.'
There are grangers lien .Yet- Tiler? !ilui
i!cp,s , 9ll‘)allt„alioniOrginong a lodge but
thentle 110014 11
Lumbermen' have bed 4 tine time ati tqe
RUnlber of logs plied qg 4t the saw mills con.
: elusively show.
• Water is getting so low that: 'the water milli
ate unable to do the grinding. The 'steam mill.
this aide of Brooklyn Centre runs day RDA'
night and then mulct. meet , them
Q T . 4 . ch 4 ,11160'
Ijtulo
p has been afflicted with rheumatism for
pomp ,tan- happy, to any that lie is
a,*t.4 ll h! end 4 .l ll o knurl friendsate pteasedltolern-lbit fact. . .
41(04. #artlei of Ofinivood, died on &gut.
day evening, Feb. Ath,and ; kit:Hied Wed.
qesdkr, Feb. 111.4 'father, Wm,,Hartley
innOtig verr,hate and be4ty, although he is
now 83. yearsold. Lte does 'pot. appear aver
4.11.er &lapse - of tome Bile lake' We, ftekto
indite It feti.itenls IN% 'itide A9rtgi Ott ecittly
iY. 4 Editiv bet wreito_xsat .tha ThtstpottaF has
been enlarged arid ilictiulerftilli itiprOvtilltuid It
latuulethestle the bands et every Democrat
itt4htvounty. Success to the DEMOCIUT and
Il lehglaiiit wave."
!rho ,thermometer ,stood ten „degrees , below
7 zidit.ltist. week on Vitidnesday and Thursday.—
At Glenwood it was eighteen. On Monday_
Preilotli ft was twenty•two degrees below zero.
I do not blame the ground bog for crawling
',back hito hate again, , Me i xixight have
his ,
be had remained outside.
""4:?ur Ackinship,l ll 3so l 4.os-varY date=
The Demotrats elected Assessor, Consta
ble, Inspector of Election and one School Di
rector. It should be the aim of both parties
to put in nomination for township, county and
state officers, good honest men, not to go in for
office seekers, brick pay men, and salary grab
bers. They shoul.l be men who have the in
terest ut the laboring masses at heart and who
would not rob them of their daily earnings,
but-who would stand up for their rights let
them be ever so humble. The old Jeftersontan
doctrine will save this country if we will but
adhere to it. Excsiszon.
West Lenox, Feb. 19, 1875.
Business Locals
CAIMGA PLASTER.
Fitzsu Ground Cayuga Plaster, constantly
on band at J. R. Raynarord's Coal Yard, Dunn
Station, Montrose Railway. Also, Lime and
Brick. J. It. FLAYESFORD.
Montrose, Feb, 24, 1875.--ti.
PLA,STEII I PLASTEEI l
Fresh ground Cayuga Plaster at Dunn Sta
tion.
0. D. STEBBOO3 & CO.
•
Montrone Feb. 24. 1875.
FAitu tos Rater. •
Thenridersidned desires to rent. his farm sit
uate-In the township of - Franklin, Susquehanna
county, and known as the .ItuntN Conklin farm.
Twel,:e cows and dairy fixtures will be rented
with the farm. For particulars call upon .or
"addrns. JOlll.l MCINERNV,
8-2 New Milford, Pa.
„Pito,rocnunimaa ADVICE
To Hia Patrons!
Come in the forenoon as far as practicable
and avoid the crowd that is .almost sure to at
tend in -the 9fternoon. Bring children in a
light day, for others cloudy days are lust as
good and better for-some especially those with
weak eyes. A. flicacor.
FARM WANTED.
I have good Western laud, Southern lands
or Chicago Realty, which 1 will exchange tor a
farm or farms in Susquehanna County, also for
a house and lot in Montrose, will assume a rea
sonable incumbrauce or pay cash difference. 1
will also pay cash- fur a well improved farm
within two miles of the Court House—must be
a bargain. .Address with full dt%criptiou
124 Washington St.,
Feb. 17,'75. 7-2 Chicago.
AMERICANS ARE A-NATION OF DYSPEPTICS.—
' -it !lye fast, dasipate and fill early graves: We
Mit all - kinds dr Alcoholic spirits, and swal
low, without mastication, pork, grease, and ev
ery kind or life-destroying, system clogging, in
digestible food, Dn. W ALRER'S VEGETABLE
VINEGAR. BITTWES will,retnoye the evil *deem,
and the recovered patient, pure, vitalized
electrical blood flowing through his teins will
have a clearer head and a cooler Judgment,
which added 10 experience; will cause him to
abstain In the future. 7-4
NOTICE TO BIT,I.DERS.
ThOSebbol Directors of Franklin Township
will meet at the Brick School House on Satur
day, Feb. 27th, 4110 o'clock a. m. for the pur
pose of contracting the building of a school
house in sr id township. Specifications can be
seen by calling on the Secretary.
By order of the Board.
F. A. &mu, Secretary.
Franklin, Feb. 17, 1875. 7-2
RucrroottaWa I FEUROTriI I
Berli.PrOda, cards, tathinet cards — everything
Vieittilning to ale art, good L'OX S
and cheap. Go to
EICK'
on the old "Searle Hotel site,'
Bring AU your old pictures that you Want
cogisiLtd enlttmed and have it done the best.
don guarlinteett i [
reb..llVlB7bn.-:-
igy-FIRE3Mi.B RECEPrIOST jij
The A.neual Reception of Montrose Fire
Company No. 2, will be held at their Parlor on
Friday evening, Feb. 28th, 1875. A general in
vitation is extended.
8-2 By ORDER OP Comirrrsz.
$4.40 Cold. ! Ho! ! $4.80.
Coal at ttto Bina at Dunn Station, Montrose,
$4.40 ; delivered at $4.80 •
6-2 0. D. STEBBINS & CO.
Doourrial,
The Photographer, is doing all kinds of Pic
Lure Framing, of all sizes, on short notice.
July 23, it—tf. G. W. Doourrzu.
11.25054 En 1411 f Trut of Herkimer County
Came, just received at '
Nov. 4, '74. • POILTER NICIIOI4I.
Boors) Boars)
Men and Boys' Cali and Kip Boots, Cheap
for Cash a: PORTER & NICHOLS.
- ..;4 0 T. . •
C. F. Smsozi & Co., Binghamton, N. Y.,
' Have one of the largest and most complete
ar,ortment of Dry Goo& in the city. •
1 - 1.3f.0ur Be cent Black Alpaca
Or any othergoods. After this date any goods
indek.W froin samplca will be sent to any ad
proant ottr, own e;parge. .
- Binghatitton,:teb:
WaarrED,
By a poling man who can iiirnish abundance
of gmd -references, a situation as a tele•
graph .operator assistant depot.,want, or any
equally goOd job: For partied:its address this
office.. - -
Feb:3, 1874=11d. 5-4
AT anis &Aeon of the year. colds and
coughs are prevalent. A neglected cold or
cough.ds the cause of- most cases of Consump
%lone, The beat known specific for such cases is
Tits ler's.eotigh syrup or Expectorant. It is
Bold , by '
vll drurdsta. You sbuilld ask tor a free
sample ial. Igreure, up pay, Is the principle
on which It Is' Id. n4-tt.
CLAMTOT,LNT EXAMINATIONS FREE.
. .
There is no subject that requires so much
study and experience as the treatment of ct ton
ic diseases. The astonishing success and re
.martmble,cures performed. by Dr. Butterfield ,
ateduelo-tb4ift-Cif.clairvoyance, So ihel-life
long study of the constitution OP man, and the
curing cif diseales horn natural remedies. Cures
the Worst forms of Scrofula. catarrh, Piles, Fe
male Weakness. Asthma. Kidneys. or Bladder.
:Will be at the Cuderty House, Binghamton,
Tuesday, Wedcesday, and Thursday, Feh. 16th,
11th, and 18th, 1875. 4-3
Coati CAAGII
Plenty or 'Snit class coal. All sizes at J. R.
Raynsford's Coal Yard. Dunn Station. Leave
Orders at. Central Express Office, or send to
tie yatad. •i -
Oct: 21,"'74. 3.lt.'Revisrontr:
• PuoToonapna.—Pictures taken in all the lat
est. styles. Old pictures
,cAple,tl„,
4lse,a . isp W
leap! ict , iltant sale cheap,
At w. Docu.rrrix's.
liiontrase, dime 10, '74.-If.
litirmuarroN Ormaa AR ATTRACTION
For gentletnen who wish to dress well.-The
WASHINGTON STREET Tenons have engaged
the services of the celebrated' Vir...11. Lindly, a
gentleman of considerable note with the tiltnr
bm fraterny.y.of,thit itonnt r y. - _ .Tlity. 44 new
Prellarlaf thf §4 l ll ll glialliati4l l lall InWejust
regived all the new things in het way urcloths,
c.issunmitsktstflecestings: tettierim are
the hest, hmlqg plken the the
Talinea Inatilriteiti N4Vtrliurk last toll. Give
theta tt, 04, •
IlliattAiese, Preprietor.
81 Washington St.,
liay 20,1874.-Iy. Binghac ton, N. Y.
;,,
Gc` 9 i°.4... ( " 2 . L ce 3 F Lt at, z_
CARVER gr. PRATT%
: Ilya' . Their aplnndld stock' •
.
..'4A:tileti',:jilifiNlSUlNO GOODS'
, ,
loggiturimous , ,-
all stilts and:Tarte:dal; - .Theft ttink -of re:idyl:nada
BATS and 1101ViIM laqoewiudled 1n:14 country fat
atylo audcheapnnic-_, .
WIWI* Olostica Cluestasn
VlTeri% 70colze; =ere.
' ws imarns
NY.. J. CAItoBA •fir. P. Pawn
Blailuotou, Oct. H. 1874.-H. Al Court St. Cr. Water
Ziscellaneons—._
centaur - I4niqent.
There Is no pain which the Centaur
•h I..lnlment will not relieve, no swelling
• •ffff--- they will not subdue. and no lameness
441 !AP , which theywlil not cure. This's strung
~ -, language, but it Is true. They have
' T . "- -• & produced more mites of rhenrnatiam,
- -._
- - nenralgla.inek jaw, palay.spnens.aWel-
Otitroff. tinge. eakedfireftsts, scalds, horns-salt
riteunt.rar-ache, de.„ upon the human frztne, and of
at rap...apaclu,,galls,. etc.. upon, anhl2loll 10' 011040111 Y
than have all other pretended remedies since the world
began. They are counter-irritant, all-healing, pain re
lievers. Cnpples throw sway Ito it crutches, the lame
walk. poisouous bites are rendered harmless, and the
wounded are healed without a scar. The recipe Is pub
fished around etch bottle. They sell as no articles ever
sold before, because they dd just what they pretend to
do. Thom. who now suffer from rheumatism, pain, or
moiling deserve to suffer If they will not use Centaur
I.ttilment, white wrapper. Store than 1000 certificates
of remarkable cures, Including frozen limbs, chronic
rbettmatlem, gout, running tumor'. etc., have been re
ceived. We will rend a clrealarcontainingeertifleates,
the recipe, etc.. gratis, to any one reqnesting It. One
bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is wort.)
one hundred dollars for spavined or sweenied horses
and mules, or for screw-worm In sheep. Stock-owners
—therelinimentr are worth your attention. No family
should be without them "White wrapper familynse el
Yellow wrapper for animals. Sold by all Druggists.-
50cente per bottle; large bottles. $l.OO. J. B. Rode $
Co., 53 Broadway, Nevi York.
Castorta Is more than a substitute for Castor Oil,
It is the only safe article in oilstone° which is certain
to asstd.:dist- the food, regulate the bowela, care wind
colic and produce natural sleep. It contains neither
minerals, morphine or alcohol, and Is pleasant to take.
Children aced not cry and mothers may rest.
Oct. 25.
ME.XI6.MILIEW!I.CI-331E1.
BACON—GREEN—At the residence of the
bride's brother, Feb. 9, by Rev. J. L. Race. Mr.
Milburn Bacon. of Nicholson, to Miss Katie
Jane Green, of Forest Lake.
CAPWELL—DEUDLER—At the M. E person
ae°, Factoryville, Feh. 14, by Rev. P. R. Tow
er, Mr. H. E. Capwell and Miss Ella Deubler,
both of Abington, Pa.
•
CLIFFORD —STARR—At the M. E. church,
East Lemon, Pa., Feb. 14, by Rev. P. R. Tow
er, Mr. Boyd Clifford, of Lemon, to Miss La
mora Stark, eldest daughter of G. N. Stark,esq.
of Clinton, Wyoming county, Pa.
DECKER—Wksyr—At the residence of Fitch
Ressegnie, esq., South Gibson, Feb. 7, by Rev.
.1. L. Race, Mr. A. F. Decker to Miss L. C.
West, both of Ararat,
Fox--HILL—In Hackettstown, Warren co.,
N. J., Jan. oth, at the M. E. parsonage, by the
Rev. R. Thomas, Mr. John R Fox. of Forest
Lake, Pa., to Mias Mary A. Hill, of Stillwater,
Sussex co., N. J.
HAYDEN-11mm. —At the hodse of the rittl
elating minister at Great Bend, by Rev. John
A.. Jerome, Feb. 17, Marshall Hayden and Fan
nie E. Bishop, both of New Milford,
STARC—S•rEcENs--At the 3L E. parsonage,
Factoryville, Pa., Feb. 18, by Rev. P. R Tow
er, Mr. A. A. Stark, of Riven, Pa., and Miss
Florence J. Stevens of Nicholson.
WILLIAIIB—KVOSLEIT—At Standing Stone,
Feb. 18th, By Rey. A. O. Warren, at the resi
dence of the brides lather, Rev. Rees Williams,
of Athens, to Miss Florence Kingsley.
ZZIEIALIPI=IC73.
AusTiN—ln Liberty, Feb. 20t1t, Mr. N.. L.
Austin, aged sixty seven years.
Busn---In Rridgewater, Feb. 18th,l'i1r. Jerome
Busla,aged 44 years. Ile was brought to Mont
rose for burial.
FESSENDEN—In Jessup, Feb. 14th, Ella R,
aged eleven months, daughter of E. g. and
Emeline L. Fessenden.
GLIDDEN— In Fnendsville, Feb. sth, Mrs. Joe
M., age at twenty-tour years, wife of Chas. E.
Glidden and daughter of Mr. John Foster.
The Marsets
FfnnnekU
U. • 9'. 1 1 &RI .... .. ........ 119% leo%
521) Coonon 1/912 116%
5-92) Conp.a. 1961 117% 117%
5-20 L'oUpon. 1865 119 X 1191(
5-20 Coupon. '63 )3 , ' ........... ..... ... .. 118%
5 Z) Coupon 1967 . 119,16'
13.1.91C01.11,011 1868 - 119% 110 X
10-40 e... ... • ...................... .... 5..116% —C
New 5 per cts 115
Sterll ne Exebat.ge
Paris ExchanLe
Currency bd. ... . ..
'New York Produce market.
Repotted Every Week Expressly for Tea MOATBOSZ
DXXOeIIaT by Rhodes b server, Produce COMMIS
sIop Merchants. 23 Whitehall Street, hew York.
New York, Friday, Feb. 19,1875.
•
BUTTER.
Receipts for the last six days, 12,230 pkgs.—
There appears to be a lair enquiry for fine
butter, either State or Western, the Aupply,of
which continues at.arce, espicially fine State
ball firkin tubs. Medium grades however are
still plenty and slow.
Firkins, choice selected sa CS 31c
Firkins, Sete to prime 23 eli9 26c
Pelts, common 99 —e
Palls, winter made 25 80c
• Botts, comma to good, ' 17 49 22e '
CHEESE.
Receipts for the last six days, 1,279. boxes.
The home trade orders continua fair, mostly
from eastern buyers, who want. gdood useful.
cheese, pale or winter color is about 16%C.- -
This is considered a good feature of the market
as most of the stock here is of that quality.—
The exporters want high colored dim:a for the
London market and havo„pthlisaliksit as 1311 c.
in some in9lltTiCk2:
State Factory Site IC Cit 1634 c
State Dairies ...14 15Xc
State Factory, fair teemed 13 @ Ito
EGGS.
Receipts for thelast six days, 2,739 packages.
The market is unsettled and very irregular,—
Sales early in the day were meetly at 40c.0142c,
but only in a Mal way to the grocery trade.
Dealers would not bid over 34c.Q35c. while we
hear.ot onalotof goad Southern offered at-39e.
without finding a buyer. Limed pre weak,
though not materially lower as yet. • •
State and Pennsylvania. 35 37e
Western choice brands
Limed, good to choice. 25 at fse
1)819D FRUITS.
The demand fur quartered apples continues
brisk and prices held very firmly. Sliced arc
doing a shade better. Peeled peaches quiet
and steady.
State Apples. quarters, 8 gi 810
Peaches, peeled, new..... .... „511 fed 9a --
Binekbehrles..
- laspherties, new,- • •81 - 'W .
POULTRY.
The supply of poultry Is held light, the weath
er favorable and the market is gradually gain
ing strength.
Chickens. Pei b,. prime... ......... die
Turkeys, prime A "
backs_ goat to 6. IS
• litdirs. A n irrr STOUR'.
Calves are held at about the same price,
though there appears to he a trifle weak under
tone to the market.
Mutton, carcasses, prima teg00d,.,8401 Sc,
Live Sheep. .. . . . ..... ~..45X013 7e •
Live Calves, go . orl to prime, a 04 10e
Calves, dressed, fair to rime, 13 I@ 133ic
'POTATOES;" ' •
Cliniep yarietles of Potatoes are held with
more conthlenee hot most iota hero are la ppor ;
Order and sell at tow - prices'
Moir hose, 10 bulk. per . bb1,...5.2 00 15 $225
Peactiblow., Ia hulk, per bbt.... 225 1:5 200
SUNDRIES.
Cloyer Seed, '
Timot.l4 Seek
TuVew,.
New AdVertiaftweete.,
AL DMitSISTIOOII.I.NOTICII , .. Wberess fetter" if ad.
admintstration to the eat. of Jac If urn/eh late of
Auburn , . 1p (Um:seed. hail) been granted:to thounder•
sign: d. all persons Indebted to said estate. are r quest ,
ed to Metku immediate payment, and' those Basing
calms !mutest *So same, are requested to pteseutoin
withooed...l4; 8, tr , NL B 44 , . AtlgdOts l l , rl..i
Montrose, Jan". a. itrts. --thr
. .
A lAirr(24's`tifFFE
IC.=;TWe nocleiainned, an And'.
tor appointed hy oho Judgei of , the Orphan'e Cotnt,
In aote for the Cuuntynf dostinehanue, to adorlintte me
funds reonainl lig lot the rigida of beery" Gen and Males
Newman. Adorers of (.It9emtate of Hiram B;Ciliffif4.dee'4
will attend bathe dattlei of his appointment: Palls cok.
glee, in Mootr,ae , oa Friday, March nth: otronn
o' c lock In the afternoon, All portico tuterested are hem.
Vrennircd ro appear and preterit their datum - at Abe
above .hue nod place or be forever dotoared,- ,
0-4 MaRTIiOLF Auditor .
10/LIP! tcf/t • fat:IL—TAO euhicilbat'uffo kb, tuna
'
for wow, okuolo bo Fo. eat fake. crotdatalogdl acres
uhproYed. Vllll keep twelve cpwoauda fetipl. WO
wpwrod, fe gloo - a good grain Um. - - .11•• • . ace; f •••8
a
orchard. Termwlll bo made' easy. For farther I par
tacularo enquire of or 'addreoo S. 0. Ro g ers or the pro..
prletor, , , • ' amioN incrsoLus, -
Feb. 10,15@.- 9m, Montrose, Da.
NEM
'averthremenis.
A DMINISTRA.---- .. _. .
La. ea FLatid,ltVlOTlCE.—blyie est. or Pat
admlnittration In .get* or Apoltcon. Letter: 01
to tbe undersigned all, ilde state fleeing been motel
requested to matte imin ns owing, said - eststootre
sons tuning claims &gains e payment. and all per
presenttbem wlttiout delay. motto atereonestelto
6"'darpa • PAtety; maim
• 'ir A1Y 2 44 4 4 2 .4 1', -
A lIDITOWS NOTICE.—The
ti tor appointed by the
banns County to distribut=nds‘t of Bipolar.
- dernobaVatterson, Adni'r of the' estateNke_lande m w ,I OI
tenon. deed. will alwaato the &Wes
Meld 01 his office In Mn4troschor(Saturyloy,3j 'ht
A. D.. 1815. at 1 d'eMeit," p. penes* -± L' 4 " -
ed will present their claims at that time and p ,wer ,
he A reser debarred from coming In noon wad inta. m .
6-4 D. W. SICARLE, Auditor:,,
PUBLIC BALK.—Thu sabscriberivill sell at pubite
sale on Ms premises in Forest Lake, on Thnrsday
Feb.M:l273. the following property: Nine cows; 3
shoats. 5 yearlings.3 calves. 13-sheep. one pair horses,
3 setts harness, 2 setts whifiletree. , neck yoke, Miming
toots,
ioots, household inmittiro. dog power, and dally fixture
a quantity of provisions, a quantity of hay and grain,
and various other articles not meet weed.
. . . .
TEEMS—MI some of $5 and andcr cash, over $5, six
months credit with Interest and approv RONREYN O LDS,
Forest take. Fed. 10th. 1875.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned, rssignee of the estate of Christo
Et eri Mr&2?g e fgl22r7 3f ::t:thelgie 41gti11 ortVi
ern
District of Pennsylvania, to him directed, will on
Wednesday, the I:th day of March, A. D. &a
me, ring at 10 o'clock a. in., at J. 0. Bullard's lintel to
Brooklyn Centre, County of Susquehanna and :quo of
Pennsylvania. expose to public *ale by auction, the Int
lowing real estate, of the estate of said hankropt.—The
sale to divest all Sees es described in said order.
-•••-• • •• • • .
All that piece of land situate In Dimock Township.
County and State atbresaid and bounded as follows, to
wit: Beginning at the northwest corner of lot N 0.13.
sold to dates Giles; thence ny mid lot and a lot former
ly Of Thomas Giles, south 137 perches to a post and
stance. the northeast corner of a tot late of Daniel Gilt,
thence by the last mentioned lot, west 138 perches to a
past sac stones corner, In the line of a tract in the war
antee name of William Thome, now land of Benjamin
Park, eip..thenceby said Park's lazd.aorth 35X degrees
east,l44 perches to a post and atones In the aforesaid
warrantee line. the southwest corner of lot No.l2,here
toter& granted to Charlie F. Marrott ; and thence by the
said illaryott'a lot east Td perchea to the place of begin
ning aforceal I. Contsinining CA acres mot or less
meetly imyroved, being lot N 0.14 of Henry Drinker's
body ot-D eehoppeo lands.
TrlßUS.—bloc-fourth each on day of sale. one-fourth
In 6, one-fourth in 12, and the balance Ic 18 months ;
said unpaid purchase money to !oar interest from date
of sale at the rate of seven per sea'. per annum, all to
be secured oy proper mortgage or lien upon the proper
ty sold. Geo. P. Ltrrts, Asal ore.
Montrose, Feb. 10, Ins.
Assignee's Sale
OF REAL ESTATE, AND VALUABLE
FARMING LAN DS IN
GIBSON TOWNSHIP, PA.
rgilift undersigned. Assignee of the estate of
BRAINARD ' Bankrupt. under and by virtue of an
('rder of the District Court of the Belied Slates. for thc
Western District of Pennsylvania, to him directed, will.
on Monday, Match let. A D., IBM, commencing at tee
o'clock. a. m., on the pretntsesof said L arab:used, In
Gibson township. County of euripteha rum. anti State of
Penns-- epose to public sale by vendee. the fol
lowing described eel estate of said Bankrupt. The
property will be sold In two separate parcels as herein
numberee and described. The stile to divest all Ilene
as described fu skid order.
No. Ist. The first piece or parcel thereof. sltire e, ly
ing. and being in the lownehin of Gibson aforesaid and
bounded and described as follows. to with Beginnings'
a stake and stones for a corner. thence north eight).
seven degrees west 68 rode and 22 links to a stake and
stones, thence south 571( degrees west 26roc /A ton stake
and stones, thence south 2,.% degrees west 44 rode to n
state and slums, thence tenth 85 decreer east 980 rode
to a stake and stones, thence north 5 degrees east fifty
rode o a Cake add stones, thence north 8S degrees west
182 reds, thence ninth a degrece cast 1816 tom; and 16
links to the plane of bell twang. containing ninety three
wtres, more or less having thereon a good frame house,
barn and out-bedding*, good orchards. and mostly im
prosed,
NO 5. Also vitiate In the tonwiship of Gibson afore
said and tauuded no follows: Beginning at a stake and
sconce for a corner, thence north dear en Went 54
rode and td Onkel to a stake and ' , tones, thence north 6
degrees east 54 coda to a cake and atonal. L Once south
RI degrees mutt 17 rods Ift a a aka and scones, thence
south 83 degrees hint on rods to a a aka and atones,
thence south'lOM do; tees west 17 rods and 9 links no the
place of bleglualtig: containing seven acres, more or
len and all Improved.
TERMA.—Onethlrd cash OD day a; Bale. ono-third in
twelve and one•thlrd in .eighieen mon.he the-eerier,
Said amount to bear interest from ..he date of cam, at
the rate of seven per cent per mono, all to be encor
ed by proper mortgage or lien upon the property acid,
OLIVER LATIIROP, Asegnee.
Gibson, Jannaty 20, hifiA.-Sts
•
.
$5 to s on per day. Agents wanted. All class-
QV es of working people of both seam
young and old. make morn money at work fo: us, In
thole , •wit localities, during thelespare moments. or all
the time. than at any thing nice. We ogee employ
ment that will pay handsomely 'br erve-y wort.
Full par.tculars, terms. &c., cent free. Send us you:
addreaa at once. tinny delay. Now is the time. ',col
look for wt rk or businees elsowbrre you bale
learned what we die! ~,TfriNSBN & CO.. Patient
Maine. ne-y1
DVORTittING: ti:Grar : Good: Systematic.—Ml
AM Denims who contemplate making contracts with
uswspaper. for the insertion of advertisements, should
keted Occurs io Getwfl, Rowell & 41 - Trzrk - Row.
New York. for their PARRIILIIT-11001( (nine , r-ser
enth editionjcontaltilng firs of over 5)1) um/papers
and w.ttmates. showing the cost. Mysttlasmen.a tak
en ear leading papers in any States at a tremeeduous
reduction front pAbOstisYS' rates. Get the Book. 2-y1
Bid. Ask
Ilig ,
108
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
"The Leading A merican Newspaper."
THE BEST p i VEHTISING MEDIUM.
Daily. $lO a year. Semi-Weekly, $3. Weekly
poems, free to the Subso-lbm. Specimen copies and
Advertising Rates Five. Weekly. to gobs of Mt or
more, oirly $l, postage paid. Adam/is
THE TRIBUNE, N. Y.
CHEAP CASH STORE!
We pay Castile? Goode, awl WU loaCerb, and would
recommend
PEOPLE FROM BINGHAMTON
and eleadty,mlsiting Montrare, to
GIVE US A cal.'. •
i4 7 , 4 , l % , :ing ig l o g.e s whe g ,gui Iteorienerally Gooch gmitted
TWENTY DOLLARS'
that they sell In ithentdkmtan for twenty-flee ;dollars.
New GoOds Arriving Every Day!
- . .
iltontioso, Nov.
J. G. /Ulm. t G 8, Mktiztral. f II O, BLAinnta.
BIIIIGHADITON =Riga WORKS,
Varinusturo is 1840.1
BIRRES BROS. &BEARDING,
1241,1iiS IN e!?II4IiNtriFACTGIitIRS OF
anuricaszPav,blo,
.. • . ,
AMERICAN ANDiSGOTCR GRANITES
IGaride and Slate Mantles,
26 Cheating° §L,Netti Dekt,- ,
msytmers. BuicitiAmirow.N.T.
310A0-41-4 164
Those prices aro
FOR CASH . ONLY,
and for Custemers from a distance
au. 4 114 - Winier;Pants, • . 2 - 00
salami? Busin - Oz'Salis, 8.00
All Wnol Cassirnerc.Fal% ' • 1200
Broadelot all : woo., • , :1050
Frerick Diagonal Suits,
Englisli - Basteet Suits; 7 , ' ,1800
Cataway.Ctiats and Vesta, tine, • " - 1400
Heavy ItireY Ovcreoitts,l ' • ' •' , 500
Black Union licav6r Cvercoats, , 000
Castor Beity,cr. Overcoats,.4l 00
'Chinchilla and Far Beaver, „ . 1,000
Fretieli Benver'and Kersey., ".' 1400
Gond Under Shirts' and , Dratveri: l • t , 40
Good Knit Jackets, ; - •
()nod Cloth lined. Palfer.Collars. per,box, .10
And all other Goods in.proportion. ,
nitallS
18.8 8 . ?, 28,/
8 8)) 8X
Also adAsa stock' of
..:olcavatzoo
for Imp, from 3 yeara of age, up to mea's size
at prices _ tromp 09 a milt upwards..
IT.,WILL PAY . YOU TO OO 50 ,lIILEI3
tO buy 4 oupply : %rioter Clothing ut tdese
%. • .•
137 " IVEBBTgII, ThO Clothier,
6G Court Btivet,
•
Binghamton, N. Y.
' Binghamton, Nov.ll,'74.—tf'
r~
• ~ .~
~r
Nturibe;
thicellaneon.s
WEI/E
gas Justr . eceie4 trw)ip New York a freth stock of .
aor,c!!oi3erlea;
; artitcb Wlll.ba told 4 9 11;A:E'VOrtcAS•11. , •
inleag thanawierdeeartlelet-may ba found'-lye* Or r
leßns Molasses. , •M Molaws. .443 rep e g. hupri,
tkitflib;..afaekeral:llalibuf.flaaw .Connert r it,.• ran,
Awyrisa.-ebeese. Teat. , tituthrd 3 65•1111 e ar..lalermi.
c oA,Spwe4:.ealinetl.Snhoon,terka 'eland Silt
Moutnise;Def.lo•:•l.s7i• "- , • 11. WEBB. '
The Newest Soation
'ROVES
TAILt~INGgSTABLISIENT
•ThiraAe*rxt.ciirlssm,
M.
RUSH OF cusTivs. All Wo-k WARRANT
ED TO GIVE SA ACTION IN EVERY RES
PECT. lixamlco oar pricy. and give us a trial.
4911 N GROVES.
kviEllir UNG. •
Montrose. fiebroary 3, 1813.-If
V . RECECEIGIV ic lIBOTBEII
General Undertakers
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF COF
FINS, CASKETS, ETC.,
CVMMIALT 33MN'Ti. r0ert2.1.'4%.
ALLORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
April 23.1873.-a.
V. itECKIIO7/ Lt kno
$B,OO.
Tho lifyomE SprillE Boi
MILLIS SPRING BED is equal. and In many fee:vets
eoperlor. to any other in titer:market. It is Bent,
casi.y handled. and rusty kepi clean. Par elaqlcity,
comfort. and durability, it is uneurpa-and. Hundreds
of recommendatlon• could be producon if neccarary.
The low price at which they are sold brings nom we b
in roach of all who wish to ludulj,re in the laxetry of a
first dia. Spritu; Bed. Yon ern Bove one nut on your
bedstead, tt nepire ,an if I. does not prom ectirely
satisfactory, It will be Wien away free of charge. For
sale by W. W. Smith &Son Furniture dealers, and by
R. S. WARNER. nano lecturer.
Sbnp In rear of Hyde Cracker's Shop near the Foandry
$B,lOO. Montrose, Jun. 0, '7.1.-13. $Bl,OO
31:3C 11:7 Et. 3E rim 30 1
Would cull attention to his . New Stock of
FALL AND WINTER GODS,
Now on sale, In new
D. 27 600ZZ9
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, BLACK
AND COLORED ALPACAS,
NEW STYLE OF PRINTS,
SHAWLS, WATER. PROOFS, FLAN
NELS, BALMORAL, AND HOOP
SKIRTS, VELVETS, HOSIERY,
HEAVY WOOL GOODS, CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, PAPER HANGINGS. BUFFA
LO AND LAP ROBES, MRS, HATS
AND CAPS; BOOTS D SHOES,
HARDWARE.IRON,NAILS,
STEEL, STOVES AN n
GROCERIES, ETC.
In great variety, and will he sold on the most
Invertible terms, and lowest priLes.
New Milford, Nov. H. 1874
TAKE NOTICE EVERYONE I
Fifty dollar. reward will be paid to any perron after
reading thin, who oar not received the worth of amount
Inveted, 1, e.,
CRANE'S GREAT AMERICAN BALSAM I
As • Family Msdielne For
Coughs. Colds, Croup, Asthma. Whooping Cough,
Bronchial DleonseAldney Compllant,Erssipelas, besot.
tan, hbetnstlsm. Pain In the ss.de and Beast. Also
Cots, Barns xcalds, Bruises. Bites and stings of In
sects. Frost Bites, Chilblains, and internal and Extern
al Affections general.
Warranted a Sure Cure for the Piles.
In acknowledged by the Public as the beat for the
above mentioned Diseases of any Medicine of the pres
ent lay.' It Is composed of purely vei,setuble Ingredients
It purifies the bloud,whlcb must to done In niuddenths
of all diseases before the patient can be carol It Is
particatirly boaelleld in eases of ASTHMA or PILE:S.
Elms is no humbug And any person I.nylon a bottle of
0. A. B. and Mang dlneatistied lifter using of lt,may
return the same and receive their m.iney be, k
We. the undersigned hive tired Mace's Balsam, and
do hereby feetrf) to its good qualities, and to its being
recommended
Airley4 William.. Drum;lets, New 1111IfoId. M. Della
way, Franklin For Mt. Iles A. EL Fish. stanfordville,l'a
C. I L. Crane, New York City, C. 11. Vanloan .ticranton,
and teeny others.
Tti 0. A. B. Is not sold at the popular price of ono
dollar per bottle. bat for arty cent., so that all can has°
It, Sold by Dealers generally,
UsSAILLES L. CRANE.
Dee. SO, 1874 —tl
A NEW aiLBANGEMENT !
PIANOS & ORGANS,
At L. B. Isbell's Jewelry Beard,
*bores larger and better stock of the following
goods will he found than elsewhere in .
Northern Penosyknots:
PINE AMERICAN WATCHES,
JEWELRY . A CLOCKS.
SOLID SILVER &PLATED WARE. •
PETE TABLE CUTLERY.
DIAMOND SPECTACLES.
and a general assortment of M nlleal Sfetchandlse,
Sheet M ale. Violin Strings, etc. etc.
MI Fine Watch Repalrlrg Sewing Machbans and Or
done, (as a,nal,) by • gage Repaired by
L. B. Isbell. F. Melhalsh.
Isbell & Dielhaish.
8..opt:10.1878.-1v,
a !R OMNIBUS LINE.
The nederel gned basun menthe! line running to eT
SIT train on the D. L. & W., auti, Eno hallways et
Great Bona, vitt.
A.n7ordor for
Shipping or Re• Shipping Baggage
at either depot will beprompily etteadeirto.
The now river bridge Is now c omplotod„ hence there
Ja no Ferrying.
Ci.dt%.MLFLI.4%.IMbIaSS
always on hand to convey passengers to. any point to
tdo surrounding country.
U. BUCHANAN. Prop`r.
r Groat Bond. Aug. 19, 1674.—tt.
DON'T READ THIS I
Bat be Gaze to come to COOL'S STATION, on the
alontroee Antlway, and
Ask For What Wo Have Not .Gots
ea, we will urea to have it to•morrow
mat ‘7ll7o..lEri&sr c) coot
DS. OCYD 3,),2
GUOCEIIIES; PIROVISIONs.
BOOTS AND STIOES,IYANKr.E - INO.
n9NS, HATS AND CAVS,
CROCKERY AND-''
'IIARDWARE,
A tine lot of DRUGS anut -.ILEIfICINES
ait of Which will Le. null it Cl rati as the Cheap
estlor READY PAY. All kinds'of ' .
- County Produce' TOken In Exchange
for floods stAlleltlgthuskldsrtot Prises
CANLI PAID FOR.PliRbt, AND POULTRY
or liNiiPpdto reaponelblo- COW 'Man Nov/lasts
Yor. (Mc gi r l call. .
MARTIN 4 - 7 .
Oct. 48.1811—Sm.
$B,OO.
H. BURRITT
New Millard, Pik
(OF ALL RtsiDS,)
Montrose, Pe