i s
~
arrangement of Mail.
VIA RAiLluiu):
. .. A mires. Depot'As
. . .
lonkhannock, (Dtiily v ) • • 7 9 0 P yl nl5 m
VIA STAGEB
__
patron+ uepot,(Dally,) ..... 600 p _ Dam
0
New Milford, (Daily.) . 1000 a m 1
Wyalusiug. (Da il y.) .. 945 am 200 pm
iriendaville.(tri weekly,) 6 00 P m, 800 am
'volt lin Station, (trl wee kly.) 1 100itm i 700 am
oughamton,via S. Lake,(tri weekly).. 600 pm 700 p m
gestioppen,(tri weekly,) • 1000 aril 400 pm
The New York, (via Montrose Depota New
M ilford,
fuukhannock,and Wyalusing are dath. •
The oouktin station mall runs Tuesasys, Thursdays,
and Saturdays.
The Binghamton maU, (via Silver Latea l raus Tues-
Jae, Thursdays. and Saturdays. 1
triendsville mail runs Tuesdays,Thursdaysotad Sat
artlays. Wodiesday6,and
TheMeAoppen mail runs Mondays,
Fridap.
AD D ITIONAt .STAGNB
Ast Age IC3VCS daily for Mont rote Depot at 1 en„nlid
tone at 6 0. m
" A stag e leaves daily for New Milford &Vitt° a. m.
d returue at 3 30 p: m. •
E. C. FORD c AM. P. IL
Montrose Railway Time Table.
..,
arranginent of Trains. To take effect conn
ie . day,
per.,. 2ist, 1815. i
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flown Trams. • . •.: Up Trains
ams-ann.. , .
~, wen Tit WaflD
l
A . lc P. M. ar. Y.
\ ',P. x.
5.00 l A.__ .... Montrose.. ... :....10.40 6.00
ii) 110 __Allen's...—. 10 25 545
513 113: .........:Cool's 1020 540
520 12t1 . Hunters :.1015 1;35
5i 2s 1'25. Dim0ck..........1095 525
- ;15 132.' Tyler'*... ....... 955' \ 515
6.15 140— •.. . • Pringville.... 995. 505
5 : 55 145 ' 1 Ynn • J/35 1 .455
605 1.3 ..:.
Avery'5....„..... 925 445
610 208 .......Lemon 915 14 35
6'-'0 220 Lubeck..... : ...9 05 1 425
630 2 30„. ‘ • Marey'S ..... , .-...'855 ' 415
64,3 24,-, ... \,. Tnnkhanpock ; ..!840 • 355
All trains connect if Tunkhannock withiri aN Y.
R. R. going north arid south. a ,
J A MESA. BLPtICSLER,Pres't.
List of itew Advertise:tents.
Sheriff Sales. ' • r . .. . . .
License Petitions.
,
Register's Notices:;' ' .
New Feature in MOntrr.)se . • . .
Farr to Rent—T • Hartnett - •
Business card—Griffis & Sayre. • '
:i Ne w Firtn—Boyd, Corwin & Cooley.
Special Notice .'f ,the_ Overseers of the Poor
of Ilarfbrd Townshiu:':, ::,., . • • . .
• BUSINESS - LOCALS. .
A,Card -J. R. Coolg:=.
Shoes—Read & Sinititi •
New •Stock=-Read &Stroud.
To those afflicted—Dr; T: J. Wheatoni
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• SPRING BONNE . TB.—Spring bonnets tr mmed
ready for wear have arrived, says a' New York
journal, and are a creamy whtte Mass of chip,
-ribbons, lace and flowers, all of the one shade'
that is already becoming 'monotonous. The
chips are very fine, and the_ preference for yel- ,
lon ish white is marked, for although colored
'chips—brOwn,gray or black—are impOrted
un
trimmed, not one colored. bonnet is: foUnd
among the large importations of,;trimrtaed bon
nets far models. The new rough finished yet
glossy straw bonnets are very handsome, and
are hrought out in the besi shapeit. These are
not the coarse, rough-and-ready straws.fOrmer
ly used ) , but nre fine satin-faced rice straws of
corn tiirt, Yet with raised braids that give them
a stylish rough surface. The. new shapes art
close at the sides, project above the forehead,
are short behind, - and those most in favor with
the best milliners have square crowns ; yet
there are mans round crowns; and many poke
bonnets of more or less pronounced shapes ;
the latter are rejected by leading deilerkbut
young . ladies have found out that they are be- ,
coming and are 'easily 'trimmed, hence those'
Rho do their millinery at home will select the
pokes for another season. A. few bonnets hive
the front slightly, iolled In coronet shape, but
the flaring brims : la now encircle' the face
like a halo are pasie&------v
. LXAP YEAR :Humoß.--Just at present - the
conventional *it evoked by the , fact that this
is leap year pertiades many of the papers. Years
ago some anonymous' miscreant. invented the•
table that in leap year unmarried ladies ask Un
married ten to marry them. This- invention
iic called a joke, and his shaineless menfilacq
llss ever since been O'eanlot*ly, echoed 4 by certaM
etii;i)rs. Paragraplis asserting that oung m4n
I
are now .in thingcr of- tceiving ,- p opoials t
ttarriage from every' unmarried • I dy in- the
cuuntry ; that badges bearing . the inscription
"engaged" or "sworn to celibacy" are openly
nom by single men as a means of protection;
WI that countless youngladies have proposed
to and been accepted by rich widowers and
handsome young melt, crowd the columns of
otheraiie. respectable and intelligently . concluc
tetl newspapers. As every one knows, there : id
not the slightest foundatiOn• for any One
Of
these paragraphs, - . There is not. an unmarried
vellum living who fancies that leap year con
fers on her the privilege of unseating haself;, or
Who, in any circumstances, vironlld avaitherself
of such an alleged privilege. I. And yet, news
papas continue to print the conventional leap
year anecdotes and expect the public to accept
them as witticisms. People do not laugh ever
them, as they do over the comic police.reports ! ,
They'simply 'read then in silence, regarding
them as a proper and necessary ;feature of every
leap year, and abstain from either killing, the
editor or openly denouncing his jokes out of a
vague feeling that he is Only doing his duty to
society, and is as irresponsible in, the matter; as
is the calendar itself..'
JyRY LIST.—The following is a list of Grarid
hod Traverse jurors drawn, for the term of
Court to commence at IdontrtseJ on Monday,
I I
April 10, 1876
Grand: Jurors.
Auburn—George Bolles.
Ararat—James
L: °ere.-
water—Francis Tingley. -
eliff6rd—Jolin- Waikins,•Tolinl
Allred Carpenter, Riellaios;"jamesi
Aanett. ,
I)l inovk—Erederiels M Woodhouie.
Forvst Lake --Judson Burr, Geo ti ElaTli
, .
Gil . son—Ebeitezer Ntiritter.
Gteat 13end tO--.ln4n Alhce. i,
J , lelison—Nekon 'French. -.
Jessup _Beni. V Berthok
ip•Tii)x—Asli Bowlird, Alfred Jeffers.,
1 ia , il, , t ow ii— Darius Coleman. •
New Milford fp—Jeremiah Bratido'
Oitklisad—G N) II Leal, Jopt . pti 1:140143a.
Rush—Bela Gitlin.- ' ' ''
fsusq'tt Depot—rWashingtJr Shtitie.'
4 i ?)
Trazieraa Jure ,s—ilfrst WiseV
• •
A polaeon—Asahel('raves, jc.
. bri p)klyn---h . fepi)en W Bretd.
Clifford--Ilish Baker..
Dimock —Geo
Gates.
Franklin—Geo 1W Sinith.
Friendsville4-Laterence Mcitterny.
Gibson—Albert W Barnes, John C Felton,
Great Bend tp - ±•Wm:Dußois. EdwardcMun
sow'
HarinOnY— , Edgar N French.
Rarford---Daniel M Farrar. •
Jessup—Wakeinan -0 iendrick.
Jackson—Joel II Lamb, Trutnan W Clinton,
John B Steenback, Thomas Randall.
Lathrop—Horace NV Ball. •
'• Lenox—Davidßlack, John Buck, James S
Belcher. • 1 •
Liberty—Job A Knapp, Dexter D Stanford.
' Little Meadows—Ansel Fox, Jonathan Bar
ney. 1 . • \
Middletown—Perrin S Ross.
New Miltord tp—Rubert Blanding, Peter
Smith, John Washburn, .W m YanCott.
_Rush—Orange Mott. 'r
SUmfa.Depot—L,Tjavid Mason.
Springville-.--Anson A Church.
Silver Lake-r-Willimlifeeker,
Traverse ,Jurors---Seeond Week.
APolacon—En4 S Foster.
Auburn - -Isaac, B•Howard, Elijah Crane.
Bridgewater—Sylvester I Hart, Edwin Hill.
Brooklyn—Robert F Breed.
Clifford—lra Cobb, Samuel Arnold, Henry
Cuddeback, Henry Rivenburg.
.Dimock--Davio Sberer, Horace Spafford.,
Forest Lake—David L Dewers.
Franklin—John Barron, Stephen A. Smith,
'Martin Kanaly.
Friendsville—enry Light.
.Great Bend Vi lage Boro—John B Johnson,
Julius B Brown. ' ..
Hatmony--Sterling Banks, Harmon RNew
ell. . !
, -,
Harford—Dennison K Oakley, Elmer Els
worth, Frank WOmarth, Yenuel Carpenter.
HerrickFraneis M Felton.
Jessup—Jame R obinson. -
Lenox—Willia Baker.
Montrose—Marion A. Lyon, Luther Jagger.
Middletown—Wesley Lewis. -
New Milford tp—Henry Darrow.
Oakland—Samuel A. Lewis.
Rush—Joseph II McCain. .
.Silver Lake—Michael G Hill. . .
Susq'a Depot—l Watson Boyden.
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OYSTERS ! 6YSTERS 1 ! OYSTERS 11 1
Forty, 50 and 80 cents per quart, at the
52tf — KEYSTONE SALOON.
VERILY VERILY, 1 say unto you: Go to the
Keystone Saloon and get a good Oyster Stew.
Dec. 29. 1875.-jtf.
•
FOR pure. Drugs and Medicin es, go to •M .A.
Lyon' l s Drug Store s at Abel Turrell's old stand.
Montrose;Mareb 8;1876. • .10w3
PaoTooßants."—pictures taken in all tholat
est styles. Old pictures copied and enlarged.
Also a splendid lot of frames for sale cheap,
at G: W. Doournaes.
Miantrose, June'74.—tf.
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PRICES REDuetto4T THE STEAM MILL.
Persons wanting meal and feed can buy it
it the Steam for less than they can get it
from Binghamton. Come and• see how it is
yourself,
D, A. Mom, Superintendent;
Montrose, Mar, 1. 1879. 9w3.
H. Rosion : \ Practical Auctioneer will'
(Upon aplic,ation) attend to all public sales in
the above capacity. Terms reasonable, Satis
faction warranted. Address or apply to EL
Fimenthal, care lat S. Pillman Post's
building, Montroie, Pa.
Jan.l9, 1876tf,;
To THE a guarantee that Tay
lor's \Family 'Medicines arc the best , in market
of their kind, and That the quality of the goods
shall hereafter be 'maintained, I would , say to
- ,"If after using them you are not satisfied
you h'tive received benefit in prpportion to the
price'paid i -return the empty bottle or package,
and get your money back, as I want no man's
money unless he is satisfied he haa received its
equivalent. Respectfully,
• H. Bnoviumui TAYLOR, Prop',r.
Obtober 6, 1875. , °
014.1EVOYANT EXAMINATIONS FREE. -
'here is no ..subject that requires so much
study and experience as the treatment of ctron
ic diseases.. The astonishing: success and
.re
markable I..ureS .performed by ..Dr. Butterfield;
are due to the.gift of clairvOyance, to. the life
icing study of the constitution of man, aud the
raring ofdiseases from natural remedies. Cures
the worst forms, of Scrofula : P.atarrh, - Piles, Fe
male WeakfiesS, Astluna, Kidneys or Bladder
Will be at the 'Citffeely House, Binghamton
.Thursday, and Fritinfr, March, 16 and 17.
THE NEW TOWN HALL AT AYEIL—This ele
gant structure is now 'complete. In beauty of
design it surpasses anything of its kind in the
State. Constructed of brick and, dark rctuble
it is as permanent as it is charming. The Eng- .
lish architeots have adorned it, in subdued col
ors, which please without tiring the eye. Dr.
J. C. Ayer built and gave it to the town in ac-,
knowledgment 'of the distinction they confer
ed upon him in' taking his name. Although it
is a generous gift, still the hearty good - wishes.
of a whole people are of greater value and the
generous donor has doubtless secured them.--
Groton (Mait) Journal.
WK THINK that the people of Montrose and
vicinity are finding out where the most popu
lar Dry Goods House hi Bing.iamton is located
for C. F. Sisson & Co. inform us that their
trade; from this section, is very, large and-con
stantly increasing. their stock may now be
s fobnd .a large and carefully selected stock of
thy Goods, suitable. to,the wants of everybody,.
They-.make a, speoialty of Bbick Silks, 'Black
Cassimeres: Black Mohairs, Black Alpacaa, and
tkie finer \ grades of Dress Goods, and in this
line are \prepared to give some decided bar
gains. We suppose that nearly everyb.3ly is
aware that their _store is located at 61 Court
Street, next - to the Canal.
Binghamton,, Sept. 22,1875:
13,PEctit, ANNOOrtiCEMENT
To THE PEOPLE .OF EillE4A. CO !
As we expect to move in tour new store April
Ist, and wish to reduce our stock as low as
Bible we make to you the extraordinary ,offer
namely : it. you will cut this out, bring it to
our 'store and:buy . $lO worth, or more, (at one
time) we.will reetive this notice as one dollar
cash, in buying a bill of $lO or more. Remetn
ber to cut this out and bring it with you. The
fialowing are Some of our prices and we will
sell all our, goods in proportion. All calicoes
warranted best, goods and -fast colors at 74e
per yard. , - •
• Good yard ',wide t ai tory elpth BV 2 :c per yard. ?
Better' -". " " 9ge
vvrY .44.4 " MR andlle.
Black Aipacii 25, 30 and 37e.
.IkTen's Overcoats $5, $0; and. $7. ,
Afen'S run tots $B, $lO, and $l2.
efiniftt ranee as we only, hold this offer open
till AprifirsQ Beat In mind this is allowing
You 1003 r Oift.-dliconni , buyiiig flO, ;or in ,
plaid words;, y ou; get $lO Worth ot:g„Ondi fok
t 9; ,
• - S Co.
Montrose, Marelc.t.lB7o.' (Clietit) John.).
w:;.:~'_
THE DEMOCRAT, MARCH
evene, Beni Parse, B
Business Le-cals.
LOOK ! LOOK i
In medicine quality is the first importanee..
A. B. Burns at th€ Eagle Drug Store keeps con
stantly on hand a full supply of French, (344-.
'Allan ; English and American Drugs, Medicines'
and Chemicals. Also a choice selection of
toilet articles and fancy goods. The largest'
and best stock of Pocket Books in town.
blontruse, Jan. 5,1876.
MARBLE WORKS.
The TunkhanneCk Marble Works of :Burns
& White . are don* a good businese and are
getting out some very tasty jobs of Head
btones and Monuments. IA. B. Burns, of the
Eagle Ding Store, is their Authorized agent for
Montrose and vicinity. He has designs' of
Head Stones and Monuments. Any orders left
with him will be proMptly filed, by Burns &
White..
junkbannock, Febj,.2,4 f.
s76t
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PUBLIC SAL.
The subscriber wi 1 sell, at public
the,stile, on
premised of ThoMas:l Hartnett, in Silver
TAtke;_on Monday, March 27,1876, at 10 o'clock
a. m„ the Sol:owing property, to Wit : Ske,OWs,
11 sheep, pair matched gray horses, (5 years Old)
five yearling, 5 two-year-olds, cheater sow (With
pigs), 1 lumber wagon, 1 light wagoa,.l sulky,
1 sleigh, 1 pair bob-sleighs 1 mowing machine,
1 horse-rake, hayfork, ropes, pulleys, &c. Drags
plows, churning machine,)' household furniture,
a quantitY of Potato es , and other things;too
numerous ta meutioni •-1
TEuits :—All suins of Iss and under, cash,
over $5, nine months' credit with interest aad
approved security.,
TIIOB. 'HARTNETT.
Silver Lake, March 15,1876.
Bost Calico 71 cPnt's per yard at Cheap
Jontfe. I
'ew York Produce BlarkeU
Reported Every Week ExpreSsly for Tux Mot Goss
DEXOCRAT by Rhodes & tither. Produce Commis-
Stall Moictutnts, 28WhitshIlStreet.lvew York.
New York, , Friday, March 10, 1876. .
. I
Receipts last six days..., ..... .11,850 pkgs.
There is a continued good demand of State
butter or grades say worth about 32c.np to 40c.
and with the supply of anch rather light, es
pecially of the finest
_quality, prices are held
very firmly.
State Dairies, fine ' (ett 33c
State:Dairies, good to prime.... 30 0 32c
State Daiiies, tair to goof 26 @t 20c
State Firklbs, choice, selected,.-- , 1 33 c
• State Firkins, goi,d to prime....3o ® , 32c
State Firkins, fair, to go od 25 0 28c
•
State PAiil3, (gt
State Pails,dairy,good to Iprtme 30 33c
State'Pails,common to fiir....22 25c
°REES
Receipts last six days .1
From present indications
this week will be pretty 1
buying with some freedom
free sellers.
State Factory, fancy...
State Factory, fine ....
State Factory, fair to g•
State Dairies,fancy tull
State Dairies, fair to .1
Receipts last six days..
The market for prime m.
appears to be about stead
V going into consuMptio 11
State mid Penn....
Western choice brands
• Really desirable lots o '
in, moving off quite read'
the tone for such descrip ,
ier.
Turkeys, State prime,..
Turkeys, State, fair to g
Chickens, Jersey,nrime
Chickens, Jersey, lair to
Ducks, Jersey prime...
Ducks,Sta‘c and Wester
Geese, Jersey prime...l
GeeseiAtate and Wester,
The supply of - Ceased calves is not quite so
liberal io-day, but the demand' is still sloW and
pricesrregular and weak though the outlook
is more fav,orable.
Live Sheep, weathers 6%4gt -
Live Calves, Stale prime. 831@, 9c
Hog Dressed Calves fine 10 @ lie
DRIED FRUITS.
The general market continues exceedingly
quiet, and. prices, though held quotably' about
the same, are without strength, and to , sell, in
side figures would probably have to be Accept.
edS .•
State Apples, sliced ' 9 @ 10c
State Apples,quarters • 8,4.@ 9c
Peeled, Peaches, Ga., farcy., ..16 ogt 17c
Peeled Peicbes, fair to'good.„.l2 1114,'13c
Blackberries. r .. . ...1094A1 41c
Cherries, State 19'-. 20c
-
Raspberries ..... - 25 @ 26c
Plums, State
The supply continues liberal, demand -dull
and prices weak and irregular. '•
Bermuda Potatoes, per bbl 6 007 00
Early Rose, bulk,. per bb1.......1 120125
Peachblow, bulk, per bb1.... 1 2501 50
Prinee . Alberts, bulk, per bb1....1 00(41 25
Peerless, bulk, per bbl 62%01 00
Swee. yellow • ..... ..2 sftB 00 .
(lover Seed. . 1 .. 1 .4 14 0 1
_494
Timothy . • 4'.4
BYRNE--CONNELT.;--At he Catholic church in'
Friendsville, on •Thursday, Feb. 24th,by Rev.
Father Murphy!, Kate Byrne, daughter of
Daniel Byrne of Forest Lake, to Mathew
. Connell of Choconut. I I
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NEWTON—Gonvozi—Ati the house of the,brnie's
parents, Clark 4, reen,lPa., March 1.0, , b,y the 1
Rev. Lsaac Beyan, E. IW. Newton ' to: Eva I;
Gordon.i •
i
Dkructs—WF.l.t.mAiv—A Franklin Tannery,
Pa., on Smidayddaren sth, by J. IL Munger
eaq. J. Dayton DenniS and &ulna Wellman
bottl of New Milforcl.l
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WiLsort—JoN VLF' -r Wednesday' evening,. Maielt
Ist, at the Baptist parsonaged, in 3tontrose,
,by Rev, 1)r. Cnesshire, Mason; ,ft q Own - to
Annie Jones tacit Moutrose, i •
i i
Surrn---PEPPER' , ----0 1 Thursday mordingir.
March 9, at the; Baiiti t parsdnage in Mont
rose,..-by Rev. Dr, Ch shire' It Ivey' M. Smith
to Mtry E. Pepper, both oeßushvlllo, Suscfa
cti,, rv. ' 1 . - , -
Woin>74lllT4L-Pli Th:
9, at 'the Baptist pa
Rev._ Dr. Chesshire,
fitilin,it co., Neliraska I
Rushville, Oug4 l o co.,*
The Markets.
BUTTER.
• e judge the exports
beral , as skippers are
and receivers are all
...13%Q. 14
13q
$ d.. 9%© .1030
am 1.1%ig 123 c
8%0. IpXc
BOG 3 1
DRESSED ' I
oULTRY.
i'dreased .poaltrtt are
;17 this morning: 01
'ions is a shade Ste
16 @I 17c
i0d....12 t 'l4c
17 @ 18c
l good . .15 ; 16c
j 21 (4 22c
prime 18 @ 19c
11 @• 'l3c
oriole 9 @ iloc
114 STOCK.
MEATS-AN
Q) 20c
POTATOES.
SEEDS.
ZIZEELMILIFILIALGIrEIier,-
irsday morpino, March
nage in MOn awe by
B. Mood, At
to Alice, Wood, of
t
15,
x.. 1576.
11,090 boxes.
-13,198 pigs.
•
riffs of fresh arrivals
, with a fir quanti-
16%@
1 ta
.. 6
rI33.4LIVE3tS.'
SiicAntx-14ear Elk Lake, March4th, Willie
II
• ,so of E. W. and Sarah Steadman, aced '•
10 months, • ' 1
HEWITI—:-In , Tronton. Le'tigh co , Pa., Feb.
25th, Mr. Julia Hewitt, wile of ex-coOnis-,
sioftei Abel Hewitt, who with her husband
b i ll
' resid 'd in Brooklyn, this couLiy, for Mauy
years aged 70 years.
CIIAPIA —March Ist, Nellie Grace, clang
of C ai. M. and. Mary E. Chapman, fig
years 3 months and 7 days.
"FQr if Eiay unto you, that in heaven i
angls do always behold the 111(.11 of my Ft
which is in heaven."
Itimmal—ln Rushville, Feb. 18, of pneum
Ebcn; M ae, aged 63 years and 8 mouth
SurTozi—in Springville, Feb. 26, Samuel
ton,
.s(!d 79 years and 5 mouthe.
TAYLO •-•In Great Bend, Jan. 22d, Mrs. i
Ann, wife of Warren Taylor, aged 69 yill
puBLic. SALE OF
.IPJa'ritcrizesi proverit
The ndersigned will offer at public sa e
,on
Saturdny, March 18, commenci ng at 10 o'clock
a m., the following property, to : wit i !Nine
cows, dine two year olds, five yearlings, iwen
ty-one !good sheep, one ',yearling-telt, one
tibine
year old mare, about 300 bushels.ot mita, Iso a
quantity of hay in ; the 'born, two; nice shoats,
one sew with pigs, poultry, .etc. .A.lsq one
plowing machine, one- Ithaca horse rakeiWith
broad cast sower attached, one.phitform sjring
wagon, one • lumber Wagon, one single ggy,
one single homes's, one.' double horn one
corn-shelter, one horse • fork, one_ctilt 'vote 4 , two
plows,; one corn plow, one thir:y-tooth harrow,
one pa'ir bob. sleighs, one bob sled iron shod.
one gndstone, two farm bars, one .of rein
hand cast-st el, rakes and farm .
dairy fix ures,
such 0 pans, pails,, cog churn, &c:&c. gen
eral assortment of farming toold too numerous
to • mention. , Some fifty.. bushels' *of potatoes
raisedgrom imported seed. •
TE sums over $5, .nine m nibs'
credit with approved secuety, and I ded re no
bids from . thus' who cannot give undoubted se
curity ; $5 and under cash down:
• Aitoßmtis STONE. • '
!. Sutton, Auetumeen.
Lake, Feb. 23 4 187614 . •
M.
Pores
,ARECT lON !
. -
Rumor bah it that having been elected CountiTreas
urer for the ensuing three years. I am to dtscontidue my .
Insurance buaines. Said 'RUMOR Ie UNTRHE, and
'without foundation, and while thanking you fdr kind_t
ness, and 4ppreciation of good Insurance in the, pagt, I
ask a continuance of your patronage, promising that all
busineSs entrusted to me shall be promptly attended to.
My Coinpanies are all sound and reliable, as all can tes
tify wbo have met with losses during the past ten years
at my Aget,cy. Read the List I
North British and Mercantile, Capital, , $10,000,000
Queen 4 of London, , t` - 2,000,000
Old Franklin. Philadelphia,Asrets 8,500,000
. •
Old Ccntinental , N. Y., " nearly 3,000.000
Old Placanix of Hartford, " • • ' 8.000,000
Old Hanover. N. Y., « 1,600,000
Old Farmers, York, " " 4. 1 :X 1 0,030
ir
I also represent the ew York Mutual I ranee
of over 30 years standing, and assets overs3o.ooo,ooo.
Also, the Masonic Mutual Benefit Association of Penn
sylvania. 1
ICTTIGet an A
ury.— covering . all coveri all acadents,
in - thel Hartford Accident Ins. Co. Policieslwritt:n
from dne da; to one year. Only 25 cents for i a $B.OOO
Policy. Please cull or send word, when you take a trip.
Very iJespectftilly.
RIMY C. TYLER.
Irma, Pa., Jan. 19, 1976.-=4l
CTION !
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1 undersigned will sell at auction, at their Partin*
n Montrose, Pa., on, , 1
1 hursday, March 23cli - 1876,
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ccminencing at .9 o'clock, a. na., their entire !stock of
Lumber: Carriage material, Spokes, Fel oes, Shop tools
of all' indg. &c. ; Bnggies,. Sleighs, and Cutters . a
t
secon liand'side Spring buggy. a good one, abd other
mild s too numerous to mention.. A great chance for
good bargains. . I .
l'alxS or l a —All sunts less tlum $5, cash , $5,
and otrer„9 months' credit, with interest and 4pproved
en doisers. !' 1 i
M EL IIUIS4 BROT iIERS.
Montrose, March 8,1875.-3 w. , . I
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'NOTICE.--The 'NOTICThe Vilder•
I signed an auditor appointed by the Orphans`
Conr of Susquehanna County to distribute the fund
remainingin the bends of Noah Baldwin. Eli of Rob
ert Manning, deed, late of Auburn. will attend to +the
dutief, of his appointment at the office of Warren &
Son in Montrote, on Monday, the 7-111 day of, March,
at Ip. in.. at NM - eh time and place ail persons interest
ed !ROI present their c:aims or be forever debarred
from turning in on said fund.
• I C. A. WARREN, Auditor,
Montrose, Feb. 23, 1870.-4 w.
Best Calico 7 - 1 cents per yard atiCheap
Joh i's. •
Real Estate for SWe.
MINIM:Mon SAE - OF
lasiter•te•
virtue of an order of the Orphan's Court of Sus
. nna County, the undersigned Udininisttator of
tate.of James Johnson, late of Harford township
, will expose to public sale on the prem v , es, on
By
quell
the
dec'
Thursday, March 24d,. 1876,
!o'cloelt, a. m., the t f:l w lllving iessibed rid estate
80 , nded on the north by lands o 4 H. W. Wilmarth,
on ti e east by lands of J. A. Sophia, on the south by
land. of Oliver Payne, on the weft by public highway,
withlthe appurtenances, a house and shop.
AtiSO—One other lot bounded on the east by public
high Way, on , the south and west by lands-of H. M.
Jon ,on the north by 'lands of W.' E. Barnard; con
taini g about 10 rods of land.. 1 , ! •
I' Rliti .--$25 on day of sale. One, Hurd of balance
on finatcobifirmatlon, and the balance! in one year with
interest from Anal confirmation. !
D. M. FARRER, -Adm'r.
Pe . 23,186
AL ESTATE FOR SALE.:: - •
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Th . Subscriber will isell the : following valuable Heal
estat ~-1-
.
At a Very Low Flinn. ] ,
One first-class Dairy Farm, stock and Urnaing tools
in the township of Bridgewater. 23( mi.es from Meta
rosejcontaining 130 acres.
Al SO—One Cann In Burrows Hollow, Gibscia twp,,of
98 a s. and ane Eiim
xtensa MADEIve cider
As
E mill y. and distillery:
~
A 0— t house and. lot in,,New 'Milford boro.
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F r particulars address : the subscriber at Montelliei
or call at his residence in Bridgewater. 1 -
JOHN GAVITT..
.i.dgewater. Jan. 26th, 11378.-21n;* ,
OR SALE OR RENT.. , -- ' - -
As.ixcirszile* alias* .tacit
Gn .Lentan„Aventm,
• Montrose, Ea., • • ,
ze of lot, ftztO rods, with fruit:; and sltade trees *
beta, etc. Inquire of or address
8.13, WA.R?tER,
Mont Tose, Pa.,"
ich 1, 1816tf.
lABSIBABLB •
110iLISE AND LOT FOR. SALE..
S towed In the Borough ; of lifonttose. A very - dee.
Irene property, Fine, large Maio. good Baru. Garden,
FrOt Trees, in bearing :! good .%v rll, et.ti other eon.
FOtpArtiCtlia , r 6. enquire -on the premises,
- • ' - 0. BAILEY',
4
• , tXtoher 8087 - , Mogulose, Ps.
- FOR SALE.
Th,
ic subscriber offers, ,, ,his fargi lor sale,l situate. In
'cost Lsko, coutainiug 65 acres 50 improcred.. Win
is twiiive cows, - Sad a tea '.. r : Well aratetkdi-is - u)so
/
,00d gruio-fma, ,Jls.s * nice. y.utiuli arc p. 1.. Tarsus .
It be - nl,aoe essy. ; For . turther'wticula 'euquire or
, ~.,, eor, : ti. 43, 3001ifie,
'eli. le, 'lll-;.0 ': - I '' " ' - ' 1 "' - itontrode Fa
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Vlo re
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WI I.
%ad
tel Polii
Iron, Hardwue, etc.
IIAYDEN &, CLE6IE7'B,-*
STOVES, TIN,' COPPER sußirr
IRON WARES, HOUSE TURN. ,
ISHING GOODS, AND BUILD-
ERS HARDWARE, &A
. I
• Agents for
BLANCHARD, - BARTLET: & CO.,
SASH, pLrNDs, DOORS, WIN
,DOWS, CORNICE MOULD
INGS, &C., •
which we will seal at Blanchard, Barrtlet & Co`s pet re
NAILS, SCREWS, LATCHES, e.
SASH AND BLIND FASTEN- •
ERS AND HINGES, HOES,
FORK SHOVELS; RAKES,
WIRE GOODS, &C.
_
Special inducements on Pane, Pala, Cooler' inkd eri
Dairying Goode.
RON CLAD, FIRST PREMIUM,
MILK PANS. -
(JoHN HAYDEN, General Agent.)
OTSEGO COUNTY LUMBER, ),LA--
FORM, SPRING .AND BUG
. GY WAGGON'S.
Uniurpaßaed for 'Style and Durability.
We bave recently aided .to our selection of Stoves '
THE -
CENiENNIAL .COCIK,
made by Rathbone Bard a Co, Albany N. and the
And Base Burning Parlor Stove, and Cunard Ceok
Stoves. manufactured by Perry a Co., Alban„ We
also keep the celebrated
DIAMOND BASE BURNING AND
FEARLESS. COOKING.STOVES.
Rathbone, Jewett: it Raisom, Ranges, With' Copper
Reservors and Niehle Mountings of the latest improved,
jatterns. Repairing promptly done and orders for
obbing solicited.
• HAYDEN & CLEMENTS.
New Milford, May 12th. 1.875.—tf. •
Clobing out . Overcoats for, mot et'
Cheap Join's.
Why ,the Flowers Bloom in Winter !
Are youswarwthst you can obtain , Samnei boa im
January ? That you can impart- balmy' air to year
families ? that you can give spontaneous groulth to
plants and. Flowers, and that you can =thalliumn a
little paradise by purchasing one of B. C. Baynes Bol
ide-Furnaces ? These Furnaces are now constructed
with VAPOR PAN by which the atmosphere Is tam
pered to that resembling Summer heat.
No lure Crack of Fortin
NO MORE DRY HUSKY HEAL
HOT-AIR
And the time bee come when consumnthreitaay se
joke in coal fires. These furnaces are sold enitreiyup•
on their own merits, aed are now the - leading Furnace
in tbis part of the country• All Furnaces are warrant
ed to give entire satisfaction or no sale. •
Ml' 'ET .EVIST d l l. MI SS,
I keep competent men on the road who are well se»
quainted with the Furnace besine,gt - and they are cos
stantly putting up these Furnaces. Their work la war
ranted to please.. These Furnaces are now scattered is
the following towns and cities:
-Binghamton, Scranton, Providence, Wilkes Barn.
Kingston, Pittston, Elmira. 'Waverly, Wilbamsport.
Great Beod, Suspuehrima Depot, Banco. k, Delhi,
Downsville, Andes, Maigaretville, Franklin, naditla►,
Owego, Northumberland, and many other tawne. •
1141Caszt.ufacktiaurecil NW
Annum wishing a recommend l etion from any ono
living y F e n the above named places. I will gladly cotras
pond with them, tiring names of parties now using
these Furnaces.
~:r. , 8:.- C. S,tYREi..
IViontrfte Pa:
Montrose, December 2211 1875.
Closing okt Overcoats for cóØ tt
Cheap Jolin's: , •
D R73B '
MDIOINES,
A. Lyon, Dragipst.:
.MONTROSA PA.
L 'Dealer in allkinds of
w.
.PurteDnags. Medicines
Stuffs, Paints, Oi r l i e. ei Virre:te 17
Pocket Book,. Combs. JewelrT, Pertain .
To!let Bosse,itruehos, Violi tans eVI Ow . -"
Yankee Nagano,Paney'Ooodc
Cleara, Tobacco. Table Cuttlers, Fire :Solid etren
Spoiine. Plated es and Fork., Spoonp:Kriv
ttqs, M 01110.0014 Shoulder 'Braces. Trualleit. ltedNil
Intitruroonte. Dental • )14 Weals,• Lamm oslid
Chi Intlem. thltall4 PowderEStaa
rube; latbie. ctc. • •
r. Dalx'c Pa Al tot
Those; who arlih to bdiPainte altdollse•irould 4 sne
to'essutine our *Weber , IWhtto Lead, Whitillne, aid
'Mixed Ohmic:al Patuta.;hulbre ourebeaypitiabiewhm i .
AV padkof,.44dOted Califi44: tee t
„0 147 it SUL,
pouuumacu r • 4
Montrose Feb. 11,1874:
Dealers in
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