iCAVN',..oottirlt AND .VARETY.
--,-That eclipse of the sun will take place
one weekiliara next Saturday., , i -
The conclusion of the report of the Sim
quehanna Farmera' 0141 from last week's issue
will be found on our eighth page.
'—The Erie railroad has made an agree
ment and contractfor a third rail from Jersey
City 'to WaVdtly; and will thus have both
gusset; over the entire line. \ '
Erie brakeman had his head com
pletely severed from" hiti body :by falling be
tween the cars 'when' in motion. The adeident
occurred near Binghaniton. The victim's name
was Robert Taylor.
—Messrs. R. B. Littlu and J. B. McColluni,
etiqi,:are attending the Supreme Court at Phil-
idelpkia which commenced its session last '
Monday. They have several very important
oases on the Trial List,involving some nice un
settled, legal r points. L •
—The Ciiurt having refused the application,
for a new trial, in the case of Doyle,the
Maguire," who was convicted week before last
at Mauch Chunk, for the murder of. mine boss
Jones, a special police force are, on guard to
prevent any attempt to rescue him.
—Central Express messengers have been
placed on the night line of 'the Lehigh Valley
Rail road, both North ael South. By this ar
rangement express• Matter will be, received and
lent twice a day via the' 'Montrose railway.—
This is an express racility which the people of
• this vjeinity have never had peibre. _
• —One of,the oldest inhabitants was rect nt
ly interviewed by 'a' reporter. Ile said his rec
ollection of the winter of '1,843 was that it was
similar to the present. l There was no sleighing
'until March, when stibw fell a font deep. Jan
uary was mild and dry,and the grass and grain
grew on the hillsides. The third week in Aprii
he attended couit - at Danvile, and encountered
•
snow banks as high as , the fences. We are slit
bified with the old geiitleman's almanac except
the April part, of it. I IVe hope, this season will
differ with 1843 that respect.
—The Tunkhannook Deinocr,t says that
"White Whitley, a fairer of 'Sullivan county,
was killed by the falhng ot a . tree, which he
had cut dpwn. Deceased was of peculiar char
acter., He lived in a large house by himselt for ,
nineteen years and did Ibis 'Own cooking. He
owned three farms. tie neier mixed in socie
ty except as a member of a debating club, in
the discussions of which he regularly participa:
fed. He was one of the principal debators,ao
being absent at a late ameetingi a search 'was
made for him, and be Was fOund dead." •
.—The narroisiingroftbetnage of the Dela
. ware, Lackawanna and Western railraaii has
been'commenced atcriinton.- The first step
still be to shorten tie ixles of the coal,cars.
They will be cut off 7 1 )4. 'echo; on each'end, to,
snit the new 'gunge, which will be 15% inches
'ruirroiver than the present one. One thousand
men are employed at ..13Crariton, and.mOre will
• soon be added. F 'Oen Eli:Tithing •is ready for
the .cbange of gunge; that part of thel_work
will be accomplished in -foray - eight heire. The
road will be, narrowed by ,removing the rails
from each side 7( iliches nearer the middle.
As the Centennial approaches, sorts
of devices tor saving time and money are in
order. With' a view of facilitating rapid trans
it,a man has invented' an apparatus for ,taking
passengers on - and putting tliem ofiwiihout
stopping.the trains. The candidate for Phila
delphia is stood upon a platform, where he
wails like a mail bag to bed, taken in. As the
ear approaches, a machine_ like the top of a ta
blp. working with an elbovi-like joint, reatlites
out suddenly,strikes the awaiting traveler in'
the miedle,te falls forward on the table, and
before he is aware of it, theicondtictos is hold
big him by the collar while , the train clerk goes ,
through his clothes for a ticket or a cash fare 4
By . the titue • the traveler has reed eyed Lis
breath he is fifty miles on hisjourneg and the
porter of the parlor car has blacked his boois
and dusted his ciothesi •
It-:: will be remembered that in the rem
niscences Of Tip I.l4yderei career,,brought out
at the time of his arrest after the kept burgla
ry, it was 'given, out that at one . Itime be had.
picked tivi pocket of a man on the Erie and
succeeded in getting soMething over $l,OOO,
and that alterward'the money was. gotten pos
session of by , the officers and no One - elaiming
it, it was deposited in the Lana. Aso many
years Lave elapsed it is; now claimed that this
money belongs to Tip Flay&u. and his counsel
have Win.making soine f inquiries aLout it, and
it is-reported that the Owego bunk offiders
claim new „that yews ago the sum was paid to
some Ont'from Pennsylvania, -and that in-one .
of die fires that Owego Las b,een" fampita
the receipt therefor Was burned up. This (to
ry is tkiught- to:6e "too thin'' and further stepe
will be taken in regard-to the ineney •
•• , .
—Ateerdeg to , the rliiladelphia*Ur, these
much wanted: , huipetivorous birds,. the,English
Varrow§, into disgrace.
whit the Skir says about
they contented thenatelsat with devou
measuring worms, or in feeding ui
erunibi cast to them hi the philantbri
erybody, was tleliglited , with then:l, - n'
would Still be the
.case : were it not for
that the, have begUn to ruthlesialyats ;
TipinedTruits,hut the buds alki,. Webave bad
our attention called'io a nnuther of grape vines
ant itcilai.iices whiO have 'been 'tcninpletely,
denuded ot• th(ir buds this winter . by these'
ruthless little foragers. ,In addition tothip o l ,
&Innen . are beginning to - make Complaint mi l l
nceettnt s of the r a ids nude upon their crops by
tuem: ,An Irish gentle Man informs \lfs that in
1118 -
- .Wlie country tso deStruetie haie these
•
Vomws become, tbat - Itoys *raked with rattieo
03*MT:dorsi! by some of the faruters to tray.
etee tields every: day during certain'seip ,
Otis; tts ifig,bten the thieves - away. Vis spar.
arc regarkable fur their .feetuitlity, and an
`, - # lO 7-iaire already *gun to domicile theniselven
the country, they are likely to become a ut4-
''Aticii ftitiers wi ll nOt a'e* rid
"no w
.:0011/101Vele. - •
.--- , --Women's Temperance Prayer Meeting
at - the house of Miss. B. C. Blackman, Thum—
day,.at p. ~ • . •
'-- 7 --The dogs got among - , Owen O'Neill's
sheep in Auburn township. on .13.undaj , nigbt
fait, and killed four, wounded two, and two are
-=-----The donation ()MeV. Dr. Cheishire, pas
tor of the. Baptist church, last Thursday eve
ning, was well attended, evidenced by= the
amount received which was $l6O. •
At a full meeting of the Binghamton Li
bra*, Association it was ,decided Unanimously
Co cancel the engagement of Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher to lecture in that city. Theodore Til
ton is deliyering lectures successfully in various
parts Of the country. While Beecher appears
to be
l losing in the confidence of the people,
Tilton would appear to A be increasing in popu
larity,
-4-The editor of the Republithn sayi •be is'
very in . uch troubled with cats about these -days
and lie can't sleep o' nights. Isn't it - the arriash
ing •of the rings ("Court • Honse,'"' Whisktoy,"
and "Post Trader,")• that is destroying his
(Bel)knaps, which troubles . him more than
cats i .We have -sufficient chariti for his con
scienCe to believe that he feels "sick and sorry"
that he thing, is found out, if he is not sorry
for thnerime. "Speak and let the worst lie
knoWn.".• . . .
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t .. ----It seems not tobe generally known that
I,t
is law in this state which provides that .
.any p)aggage'master;rexpress agent, stage driv•
er, hackman or Other person, whose duty it is
to himdle, remove or take care of the baggage
of passepgers, who shall' wilfully or recklessly
destroy'any 'trunk, Valise, box, package or par
cel, while loading, transporting, - unloading, de-.
1
livering or stowing the same, shall be guilty of
a misdemeanor, and on conviction. thereof,
. I
shall be sentenced to pay a fine not exceeding
One hundred dollars. • . • . •
r. •
1-----:We received a call on Monday last from
Mr. Stanley Moore, a native of - Bridgewater,.
, • •
this county, who has flir several years been a
resident of the • W tstern country, spending
sonic time in Kansain but -.latterly 'residing in
1 . .
Utah., Mr. Moore was formerlyaptipil.of ours
when. we' "bent, the twig," mentally, in the
Nev Milford Academy, and a brief chat with,
him' brought to mind very many pleasing remi
niscences. He owns a mine in Utah, and is
making a visit to this section'. while the - pow.,
which he snys is only: about sixteen feet deep,
is tilting from.the 'mountains about his mine.
H says, however,thsitin the valleyti and about
b t Lake City, the.Clithate . is'very charming.
~
-The residence o! George- Place. of South
i i
A burn, was totally- destroyed, by fire - about 4
- O'Z ' lock, p. 7 m.,ron Saturday,' March 4th. : The
fir \Originated' from 'souse detect about the fine
or stove pipe in the- chamber. When first dis- -
eVered the chamber was enveloped in flames.
M . Place was away from home at the time.
T :e neighboks and his wife succeeded in saving
the most of the furniture and goods in - the Cel
la; and lower story,but nothing of any account
fr tu the chamber. - His 'l6.ss is estimated at
0•104.52,090. Mr.:P. has always kept his pro
perty insured, and . his policy-had expired only
a few 'days before the Are which leavis the loss
wholly uponlilm. Phenii like; fie Commenced
on Monday, with a* slumber of hands - ilo .41ear
Lcv!l . 37 the rubbish
,and lay, .a : founktion for a
li6vr - dwelling which\ he is rapidly completing..
—Some inquiry having been
,mades of us by
s bscribera in - regard to the 'responsibility of'
f;
rm fenctrg, and the liability for trespass by a
neighbor's cattle,, we, will take this method of,
answering. By a decision, of the Supreme
dourtof this. State, a case of trespass:will not
lie unless the, field is fenced upon all sides with.
a good substantial fence at leasefive feet high.
This fence must be kept up 'along the road as
well as on any other part of the farm. Tbe'
1
Oscine of a line fence. even which Le'or -s gs to
t l he or tier of the Ireipassiug cattle, to had, re
heves him from being a trespasser if his cattle
nt,er his neighbor's field .at that point; The
aw provides a way . to compel the buildingeof
ine fences and until this is complied with, no
1 •
ilction of trespass can be maintained. Under
he old English law, fences were erected to
eep cattle in and owners were heldresponsi
e for all the damage they did to their neigh
ors regardless of fence. But it seems the.
ennsylvania Supremo? Court have reversed
his law and made fences necessary for the pur
ose of keeping:a neighbor's cattle out. This
May be considered a better law,but it appears
I to us' to -be poorer common sense. A little
wholesome legislationnpon this subject is cer
tainly demanded. '. '
\ THE Finsr OF APRIL MONTROBE.—Many
changes of more or less importance will be
made on or abOut April Ist,in and about Hunt- -
,rose.. J. R. Cooley, who 'for a year or
'mono hPs been managing B. C. Sayre's, bar&
Ware store, has associated himself as partner
with :Boyd it -Corwin, in the. same business,
tinder tile firm name of WrO.
new advertisement Will. be founditrA \
Coluinn o this - paper... The Fit* Na
Bank will' move inJo their new brick
Pillui,nti& Co. (Cheap Jnhn)will
Searle's store building, built in 'o4i:tee
th the bank buildkig...frank Stephens
ien E! pews office. and Stationery store in
.
;id's building, made - vheant hy` the re
moval of the First . National 13ank....Curri,
the cigar manAufactUrer,) move into the
new building now being erected for illautie by
Leonard.Searle, on the corner helqw the
express office.... Wilson J. Turret! formerly of
South Main- street, has rented the store build
ing lately occupied by. E. P. Stamp, on Public
Avenue,- which bas been repaired for hisuse.
Young Men's Christiau Association,
the permanent organiiation of which was P.f:
fected last Mon;lay evening, have leased the
rooms over "Cheap. John's" store....d
Faurot, now with Hine & Shales, Binghamton,
expects to take up resigencv here with a
view to establishing himself in business.....B.
L. Weeks, F. D. ittelbuish i and Jam4s Melhuish
love firmed a copartucTship and are Siting
up the sttn buildieg of I. Cocir.eyhet'whese
~-THE ..DE.)IOPRAT,,_'.:,MRCH-I,','
they will, open with an entire new stock of - dry
goods; clothing, boots and shoes, etc. The up-1
per portion of the building willAx used for 1
their merchant ,tailoring department, ready
made
elothing, etc. They will . also continue
the jewelry business as heretofore. Their firii:
name willbe Weeks, Melhuish & Co-....Jonati
Mack, formerly of.Montrose, but , tor the past,
few years a: resident of Binghamton, will re;
turn and engage in wagon making at The of
stand of Mejhuish Brothers George U. Hill
will ruovepis oyster saloon into the basemer4
of Seurle's brick store....lsaac Melhuish with
/
his,U.& lather and brother
_have bought Ston
farm, near F ffl
riendsve, and will move upon i .
Major D. D. Hinds, of Bridgewater,: h
leased that. Part of his farm lying on the south
Aida of the road to Charles W. Carey E.. ~
Weeks has leased his fartn to Leo and, Willi
Henry Q. W. Sherinan' will take charge
i f
Wm. H. Jessup's ' farm.... Mr. Losier,.reeentl
trom Baltimore, will make some considerab le .
improvement on hls• property on North Ma ,
street Other changes will uo doubt be mad,
the de,taili of what are not far enough a_
vanced at present to warrant publication.
,
. CENTENNIAL CF.L9ntATIort.-t A greea b ly 1 o
f
call, a meeting of the
the
of Susquehan a
county was held at the Court House, in Mo t.
rose, on Fciday evening last, to, take into c n
siderationlhe propriety of celebrating the p•
proaching Centennial of our country. : A lallge
and enthusiastie auciience was, present. The
object of the meeting was briefly stated, by
Rev. Dr.' Chessitlre;. who nominated Wm. H.
Jessup, esq., for Chairman. The motion was
unanimously adopted. Horace; A. Deans I
then choSen Secretary. Short 'anil interest
speeches Were inadeby Hon.,L: F. Fitch, E .
Blaketlee t esq., Capt. J.7 , R. Lyons, M. S. '
sauer, esq., Rev. Dr Chashire, Wm. Bun
esq., of. Dimock, and others.
The following preamble and resolutions
oEredhy Rev. Dr. Chesshire and seconder
Hon. L. F. Fitch : '
WIIERAI3, Ii Thi3 year is the Centennial of
existence of Our National s Independende ;
whereas.lwe s lthe people of *tnquehanna ci
ty, feel it to be a great pleasure to celebrate
approaching i Centennial Anniversary ; tli
tore,
Rtsotrid, That we, citizens of said.count
press 'our opinbn that it is highly prop,
have such a celebration on the coming Fob
of July at MontrOse, and thereby procee
make such : Preliminary arrangements as
insure a'generaf organization• of the citize
the county to accomplish this patriotic
pose. ,
Reedrid, That a committee of five ge
men be anpuinted by •the Chairman, whopo
ty it shell be to draft plans and 'details fo'
approaching celebration„and . submit the !
at our next meeting. - -
- The -Ohair then' appointed E. L. Blakeslee;
esq., LIQII. - t,F. Fitch, Rev. Dr. Chesshile, M.
S. Dessituer; esq., and H. A. Deans as said com
mittee., , .
ti . i
• Rewired, That when this meeting adjourns it
adjourns tot- meet again nn , The first Monday
evening of April Court, the 10th pros., to, bear
- the report Of the committee 'and • effect. a per
manent organization for the rapproachincele
bration. - ' - " -
• The i committee- respectfully suggest fox the
citizens of the different boroughs and town
ships the importance ot being represented by
two ormore delegates from each: '
DEANS, Sec.
DEATH OF JAMES LAGRANGE ) , ESQ.-- , . antes
LaGrange,! at one time the most pro ising
member or die Broome Counti bar, and an
able man in all -respects, died at his residence
on Suiquehanna street, in-the Fourth waid,last
week. Mr. LaGrange Was nome fifty +rs of
age,a lion 4 the late CalehL;aGrange of Vestal,
and Was one of the best known men inf the
county. ' Be was a colttge graduate of distinC
tion and after a course of preparation Passed
one of the most creditable;eicamina,tiot! s and
was admitted to the bar under fiatterii 1 g ans.:pices,
pices, immediately taking a 'place in. the firm
of Tallent; LaGrange it Odell, and took front
among ,
rank our_ lawyers. 'About th : same
time he married Laura,daughter of Dr. Daniels
of Union, who, with (ine a gamily of children
survives him. •••
Mr.! LaGrange bad what is termed la legal
mind and could at all times solve the most in
tricate questions of law and , equity tht were
ttpresentedlto him, but lured; from his d ties by
the siren Of the glass, he fell from his igh
,tses
state, When the seeds of dittease • were 1 tened
on hiS vit4tls and after suffering for y ars has
passed away living , out bi l it half his i ays,
Binghamton Democrat. •
Fre . .NK.f,l2l.—Tilere is taik:. of a
Cornet Bpd....Mr. W. A.. Smith haaj rented
rooms of Bobert Seaman and will oceuPy them
after ;April . April Ist; ...Rev .; Mr . Gibson, f New
Milford, .'preached here Feb. 26th, hav tag ex
changed ;pulpits with our , pastor, 'Rive &H.
Doremusr... Mr. I. P..TinglCy who has resided
Binghamton for a.; year past. has i l emoved
upon his !farm again; ..-.Mr. , ,A. 'Marx has rem,
j
ed his farm to Chauncy , gillard, of : I ew Mil =
ford, who hos taken _pOsse.ssion.. ..x
ibile Mr.
Asa 'Townsend was driving his team ht Great
len6.one of {Ws whifiletrees broke; fri ntening
team,' and letting the 'pule -dro which
NCii one of the holies feet injuiing 't badly.
G4RI,I I ET..
I‘‘
anklin t March 10,.1876.
1 1c
• TIONi To EASE A COUGlLt—lt'medica wor k
of
high authority gives thie ; r9lNwingAdv ce. to,
valids and minas : "The; hist method of eas
ing a congli is to resist with all 111 force ot
will posSilile,.until accumulation of phlegm be
comes greater ; then there is sometitipg to
cough against, and beComes Very. nitwit tai3-
ier and - With halt the coughing: A great deal'
of hacking and hemming and cough, ng itt in
valids is purely nervous ; er
,the result of mere
hahit,tuf is shown by the frequency with which
it'times while the patient is thinking about
it, and 1 its comparative rarity when be - is so
much engaged that there , is no time t thinkot•
when the, attention is impelled In other di
rection." \ •
ilitr4imat.e. fur Auotion Bales, etn, printed
at the DRICOCIIAT office in linit.4 siyierand .
at, reasonable prices. -
I
15, 1876.
NEW Sroos..—Spring styles Hats jus‘receiv
ed. READ & STROUD.
Montrose, March 15 - 1876. 11w4
SHOES 1 SHOES 1 S*OEl3 1 For 'everybody,
lien, Women, 'Children, and Babies, at very
• low cash pracea ,MI the new • styles, at from
25c. per pair upV & Bntotin.
Montrose, March 15;1876. 11w4
DR. T. J. WitEA.Toi,.the popular dentist,will
be at the Exchange 'Rotel, in! Montrose,\ on
Monday atternoon and the day followirg; the
20th and 21st.inst., forthe purpose of feiieving
the afflicted of their painful teeth, and taking
orders for plate work. A safe and efficient
Anaesthetic will be administered to those de
siring it.
March 15,1876w1. ! • '
A CARD.
To my Friends :—Having recently associated
myself with the well , established firm'ot Boyd
& Corwin - ,1 am now: prepared to meet my
friends with a full line at shell-Hardware, Tin
ware, Stoves, Bash Blinds, Donis, Glass and in
fact anythilin the. at Hardware, at' the
lowest mar t price.. Spechil inducements
made to the wholesale trade in Tinware, Nails,
&c. Roping my former patronage will be con
tinued, I'am truly yours, ,
- J. R..COOLEY.
Montrose, March 14, 1876. 11*4 •
DI A. Lirozi has - a large asmortment of choice
Perfumes, Pot*et Books, and line Toilet Arti
cles.
- Montrose, March 8,1876. 10w31
"Vox Pornia," that, "sensation" Hayanna
filled cigar for 5 cents at. M. 'A.. Lyon's Is the
best in town. ••• • ,
Montrose, March 8,.1876. 10w3
PATRONS OF' IIt3SI3ANDRY :; Susquehanna
Grange will hold a SoCial Meeting and Mite
Society at their , Hall, on Saturday . afternoon,
March 18th; commencing at A good
tune is extieQed. : . .
L. CAT , Master.
Montrose, Mircli,.ls, 18700. b
BOSCHEE*Gei*,I Syrup is 'positively the
beSt remedy fur, congUs. imdi colds. - or:to to M.
A. LyOn's.DrugStore• and get a sample bottle
for tO cents' and try it. aid,
Morris' Syrup bt
Tar. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Clierry,'Univer
.
sal Cough . Syrup , and all of the latest and most
. .
popular remedies .at • M. A. DroN's.
Montrose, March 8,1876..• ~. 10w3
the
)un
tL•e
ere-
ATTENTION' CREDITORS. -All bills .Itgajns,
Montrose Fire Oompany, No; 2, trust tiie band
ed-to the Company,! within six moliths` from the
tithe they are contracted, to be audited and
Paid or they, will be considered donated, and
declared forfeited ; by said Coi:npany:' , . •
'Mardi 8, 1876:073 - • • BY ORDER COXPANY.
i• tex
-1" to
l orth
I t to
wilt
is of
pur-
tle
dthue-
:anie
. ,
SEWENO 11ACUINEL:, .
, „ ,
~ ..
For sale very IoW and on easy terms of pay
ment;• One Independent Sewing Machine new.
One Wilcox & Gibbs' Sewing Melilla° • second
hand, in good running order. One Domestic
Sewing Machine, new. . .•._ l -.
Enquire. of :, • ' E. L. . WEEKS, . .
-._ March 1., 18•760. • • , Montrose, Pli, '
pROCLAMATION. *- . •
• ' SUSQtrEtIANNA,. COUNT`i, SR,
Vasil H. Clark, by ht.r next friend, 0 W. Barnett vs.
William Clark. In the Court of Common Pleas of
mnaquebanna county, No. 52, November Teim, 1876.
illinut Oath: Whereas a subpemna.in Divorce
was issued to November Terni,' 78Th, which was duly
- returned non eat inventug. and thereon-an Alias subpce
tt was issued in said case, returnable td Jan. Term,
I$T6. upon the re turn
,case,
proof was made that
the said. William Clairk, could not be found in my bail
wick. thereon Court order Proclamation to be made by
the tiheriff.
This notice, therefore to require you to. appear be
fore the . Judges of the laid Court on the second Mon
day of April next, to answer vaid complaint, etc.. ,
WILLIAM WHITE, Sheriff.
•Sherifra Office, MOntrove, Narch 8,1876. '
pliouLAmAT[oN.
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY SS.
Alice Jones, by her next !friend, ct. 1). tlaxdlng,
vs. T. J. Jones. In the Court of Common Pleas. of
Susquehanna County. No, Bbl, November Term, 1875.
TUT. J. Jonee : Whereas a Subpcena in Divorce wal
issued returnable to November Term, 1875, which was
duly returned nos est 'meatus and thereon an alias
subpoena was. issued returnable Janivary Term. 1876
upon the return of which proof was ,made that the raid
T. J. Jones could not be , found in my • bailwiek. an
thereon the court order a proclamation to be made by
the Sheriff.
This notice Is to require you to appear before the
Jud,ge of the eaid ('dirt on the recond Monday of April
next there nd then; to ansuree,said Complaint &c.
11'ILI4 -I,M Will VIC, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Montrose Match 8,1876.
• PROCLAMATION. •
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY SS.
:L. •
M. Curtis. uy her next friend M. V,Sherma‘
vs John Curtis. In the Court ef Common Pleas of tills
litiebanna county. No. 845, NoVember Term, 1875.
To John Curtis:.Whereas a Suhpcena in divorce
was issued returnable to November Term. 185, which
was returned non eit invotua, and thereon an alias
subpoena was issue; returnable of January Term 18714
upon the return of which proof was made that the said
John Curtis could not be foetid in •wy bailwick, and
'thereon the Court order a proCiamation to be made by
th• Sheriff. •
This notice is therefore to require yoa to appear be
fore the Judge of the said Court oo the , second monthly
of April next, • then and there to answer said com
plaints "tc; - • .
r WILLIAM WRITE, Sheriff.
She e Office, March 8, ISM •
I_I4IOCI4II.3IATION.
SITSVEII‘NNA COUNTY ES.
Ellen , J, Nelson_ by her next , friend Stephen
Wright. vs Josiah Nelson. , 113 the',Court of Common
Pleas. No. 27. November Term, 18?5. ' -
To Jesuit), Nelson: Whereas A lit' ptglas in divOree
was issued returnable to November Term. 1875, wh
wtts duly returned non est
,thereoni an Alias
subpcena was Waned returnable to Jtsnusry Term, Md.
upon the return of which, proof wits made that the said
Josiah Nelson coned not be found in my. hall Wick.
and thereon the Court - ordered a prt.elamation to,be
made by the Shear. . • • .„ -
This notice is, therefore, to require YOU to appear
before the Judge of said Conn' ou tho second Monday
of April next, then and there to ansWer sastfeoraplaint
&e.
- • nklin
• . - WII,IIAI'd WHITE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's ()face,Montrose, 4arelx, 8, 1878,.
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PROOLANIATIOM.•' . ..-•; • •
. • SW:RUUD/lAN VOUNTY , SS:\ S. 11 •
A. H. Shannon vs.A. Shannon. In the Court of
common VI eas -- .ori Strstrnelfainia - county No. 80, No
v(1111)er Term :1876.;
Toe: A. "Shannon Whereasst .. thinturria in 'Divorce
was iBAUCd.returnAble November Term. 1875, ,whleh
Was ' , lily rourheii non est linceriate, land thereon an•
alias suhptena•waS leaned .retarztable , Ne . Jan nary •Term,
I,B7ti.iupon the rerun' ot Which, prool wre elude that .
- the &Aid A. A'. Shaiinoil could not fixioict in iify bail
w iliereou,ttie Vourt ()Wendpruclamation to be
made by the Sheriff:
Title Hut lee le therefore to require' you to appear lia
;fore the judges of the .ruld enact, On •the tteconti Mon ,
day of April, next;,..then,ard there to apower said Coto,.
plaint,' itc. • • • • •
_ r , ;WILLIA1)1 WAITS, Sheriff. •
Sheriffs Oflice,HMoittrose; March 8; .876. •
PRO() LA NtiA 'HON. .
§tit. , 4(ISIIANIk.TA.COUNTY SS.
Elizabeth Sbiter by ber mixt friend Daniel Mudd
shot vs. Thomas: bl.ster. 1a the court of Common
Pleas, of SulKoOlanna Couot%, No. 4d, November
TOM, 1675
T o Thomas: : Whereas & subpreim in
more ' , was fatted returuahte • to November
Term. 1875, which was returned non e4l inratta.
and /union ert alias subpeens WWI beetled returea
ble to January'. Term. NM, upon tho retUrb 41,
which proof - wus; mid(' 'hal the amid Thome. lilac ur
cuuldnot be found in nay and .thereon the
Court order Sheriff to make proclamation,
This notice is therefor° to empire Yon to appear be
fore the Puttee of the said Court on the second mendey
of April, nest, then and the* to answer said complaint
t k o . • • WILLIAM WHITS, taiegiff.
Sheriff's ODlce, itontroett, Nelloo 0, 20/0,
,
inn as "poi war
46.10.1ba01i ih .iiii.a,r44asop
Legil Notices.
Conty litAsOiss , Directory,
Twollnettu thleDirectory.one yipar.sl.st; each ad
ditiorialline.6(leetitt. •
MONTROSE
WM. HAUGRWOUT, slater, Wholetsale and ho lt
dealer in all kinds el oofing, elate pai nt. ett
Roofs repaired with elate paint to order, 414 0 .c ati :
palntfor sale by the gallon or barrel. Ilentrest,pa
BILLINGS STROUD, Genera Fire and LW (nre•
ance Agents; also, sell RallreartnadeA:e4ecinotToricekatttt
to New York and Philadelphia.
ofthe Bank.
BOYD .15 'CORWIN, Dealerlin Stoves, Iberdwart
and lianufacturerr of Tin and Sheetiren warer.cornei
of 'Slain and Turnpike street. • •
A. N. BULLARD, Realer in Groceries. Provition,
Books,Statione" and . Yankee Notions, at head ei
Public. Avenue:*
WM. IL COOPER di CO.. Bankers, sell Poreigr Pap.
• sage Tickets and Drafts on England; Irelr land Sco , ,
land.S*
WM. L. COX, Harness maker and dealer all article
usually kept by the trade, opposite the eh. •
JAMES E. CARMALT, Attorney at Ls Wirt ate
door below Tarbell Rouse „Public Aven *
H. ROSENTII AL, Auctioneer, Care of S. Pillman,
Co., Montroie Pa. - Jan. 19, "10.1
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NEW HILFORD.
i t
SAVINGS BANK, NBW IdILFORD.—: pezz at. in
terest on all Deposits. Does e goner anking Et,
news. --nll-tf S.
B. C ASE & Co,
B .GARRET, & M
SON. Dealers in oen, Peed. v et
Salt, Lime, Cement. Groceries and Prov'sicnP a l
Main Street, opposite the Depot. .
N. F. AMBER, Carnage Maker and Undertaker on
Main Street, two doors below Hawley's Store.
GREAT BEND.
R. P. DORAN, MorehantTailor and dealer In Reads
Made Clothing, Dry Good&,OrocerierandProvisiwis
Main Street'
Drugs and Pledioine,
W 3EI las r i ll S
.17
rrl •. ‘l",e,
> ; "Y
It is a liquid tinatnent for Mouse and stable use.
valuable combination, discovered by a celebrated Eng.
ushehemist and horse•farrier. Was introduced to the
United sates in the year 11 , 51 i, And since that time, by
its great success. in the cure of diseases, it has won
for itself that world wine reputation t so richly deig
erves, and - now stt.nds at the head of allrlinaineuts nn•
rivalled
AS A FAMILY MEDICINE.
It has alreadygained the confidence and admiration
of thoneandc of households for ita many cares of dis
cuses were external , 4pplications are of se- much impor
tance. It is especially admired as a Wally remedy (or
its peculiar chemical combination. possesing no harsh
ingredients. [like tincture 01 Cayenne or red-pepper, of
which cheap and vaiuless Liniments are largely cora
posedj which increase instead of diminish the intima
tion, making It op nature a speedy cure for
RHEUMATISM, HEADACHE. SORE THROAT,
COLIC. COUGHS, CHOLERA, TOOTHAPHE,
BRUISES, SPRAINS., LUMBAGO, CRAMPS,
COLDS. CHILLS. FROST, 'TIC DOLOR
EUX, BURNS. CUTS: SITES OF
POISONOUS INSECTS. ,Ac.
Testimonials and direct ions accompany each bottle.
Barone—only V cents. 60 cents, or $l.OO -and If It
does not give good satisfaction return the bottle half
full and your money will be refunded.: Call for G. E.
S. S., and take no other. • '
D. G. CARY. &Co., Proprietors,
bliddletowl/. Orange Co., N.
' '
FOR SALE BY " •
A. B. BURNS and 31: . .A. LYON,
f Druggists, lifoutrose, Pa.
Pltrelasable at all Wholesale and retail store:3i , Vie
County.
Montrose. May sth,
AYRE'S 'CHERRY PEIITORAL.
For Diseases 'of the Thros:d...dad Lungs such
as Coughs. Coldr, whooping Cough, Brou•
chills, Asthma, and Consumption.
Colds. Comumpliow,
that can be made by medical skill. Indeed the CIURIII
PIKTOBAL Lae really robbed these dangerous diseases
of their terrors, to a great extent. and given a feeling of
immunity from their fatal effects, that is well founded
if the remedy be taken in season. Every Lundy Ebonlii
have li in their eloeet fir the remedy and prompt relief
of. its members. Sickness, suffering, and evwn lite it
saved by this tim••ly protection. The prudent ehould
not!negiect it. and the wise will not. Keep it :;y you
for the protection it affords by its timely nee in sudden
attacks.
Di. IL C.:Ayer & Co.; Lowell Maw,
-Practical arid Analytical Chemists.
SOLD :BY. ALL ouraoisrs AND DEALERS IN
MEDICINE.
Nov. 2 , !, 18'75
AYRE'S HAIR VIGOR,
- ~,„ UNSTOP. NO GNAT lIATIL
TO 1TB• NA74.ItAL riTALITi" AND COLOR.
'Avail Ping years, sick nett
:e. disappointment, And
treclititry predisposition.
l turn the hair gray. And
titer of them - incline it to
led prematurely. .
ATER7B HAIR VICIMOY
mg and extentive use, hit
coven that it stops the
tiling of the hair immedl
tely ; often renews the
rowth, and always sortly
estores its color, iv hen (id
led or gray. It stimulate
le nutritive organs 1
activ ty and pm.
crime bout the hair anti its beauty.,Thu* brashy. wok
or sickly hair becomes glosSy, pliale and strenOtteped
lost hair regrOws with lively expression ; • falling halt
is checked and stablitheft n thin hair thickens; auo fld•
ed or gray hair reitume their'original color. - Its opi
Lion is sureand harmless. 4; :gurus dandruff. hosts JU
tmtnors. and 'keeps the scalp cool, clean and soft—tired
which conditions; disease* 'of the scalp are impossible ,
As ,a dressing for ladles' hair. the Vigor is praised
for its gmteful anti .figrecable' perfume, and valued fur
the soft lustre and richness of tone it imparts.
PIMPAIIED BY
1111 r. J. C. hilicElf. &Cod, L9well, Mast,
PraitiCal and Analttital Chemiste.
SOLD BY ALL DRI.TadISTS AND DEALERS L
KERicINE.
'Nov; 2-4.-Ins.-4m
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fIATLOIOI4 FAMILY VEOIOIIIEB.. •
and ationtern re.fived in abort time by t. ,
cose.of Taylbroreelebratasti Oil: The great ithentraint
Ind ',gaunt itgic ifenoetly, Title medic ire it not.i eta
all, hut is warranted-to-tare ;owe of the/Oland 11l to
which Is heir than any other weir-eine ever dir
covered. Lily it a trial tr you do' not find it so•_, 11
Gotta you nothing, • 1; •Inalr . nn need with tne uticor•
advantage for any kind of . Pain. Linienetie, Wooodt` ur ,
Harms upon man or beast,. Will not szpart the riiwo:
wound or sore. Full directions for nee uron h d racD
bottle. Ask your Siereinut for a free vial. No cow'
No i'.ay„ ‘ .
• •
Taylor's Cough 'Syrup or Eineetorant, for all Thro!
and Lung - drat:toes. (»-very pi vitenot to t h e me t e amd
coot-lint nothing in,iurioub. Try it, and Ptop OA!
con_Aland take the soioneew from your Throat rid
I wise. Aek your Merchant for a free via). No Ol re ' -
NO rilY;
." •
TayloreCooditfro POwditrit for all kiacla of Met Ed
poultry. Warrante I.ther . beet renovator ot thesrl" /
of rim down, ordiaeaied stock, that liar ever hero d ih
mverOd• `Pry thorn: i‘Wall Ellin:toes incident to II!
brute eri -444011. Directions"
tor
.us4around each lo"
age y MO
Ail the above medic wee tor sale by Abel Torrents:
Burnsit Nichols, or Kontroae 4 and all D 1141 0111113
Dealers throughout thireentltr,
it,,IiR4WNING TOPE._
October We 74'.-27.
'he few . compositions which
Ye won tho confidence of
mkind and become house
lid .words among not only
le but many nations. mnt
the extraordinary virtues,—
rhaps no one ever secured
wide a reputation. or main.
fined it so log as "Ayer's
serry Pectoral. - It has been
sown to the public abfiat
Irtyyears, by c,o
a long tin
series of marvelouri cures
lat hive won for It a cork
:nee in Os virtues, never
tdicine. It still makes the
PREPARED ET