The Lancaster Convention.. .; , • -#.
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LANCASTER, Pa., ..
,Misreh- 22 : .—The-
Dein c e ratic,stateconvention . met , inE•puit
' Hen': Hen;::
ton' hall iit tWeive o',cloeli;ni;,
dr i c k.B..Wright, chairman of the state
eontral committee, called the convention-,
to order. He counseled:order and,doo., z ,
rum. HOD. Wm: H:: Playford ? F ayette ,
vi m .elected teMporary . chairman of ,theH
c onvention by
_au . almost unauithbus.vote.
gr, Playford *turne4...),liatike fol. the
co mpliment. lie :adiistid- flan:6o4 two
a dvised the exposure of corruption wilier
ever itexisted and • said
.:there, ,should be
no heiitency in declaring fOr fightlAn;
•
ciples. Corruption
a should . be investiga .
. t+ 4 ev en if, it implicatel4he t",reeiderit r ofi
the triiitld• Statei. ••• • ' s-- - r-•- ---.' 7
• By the adoption of a resolution the us , '
ual cotriinittees were
.uppOinted.,ictin.-or
g •
a d•iZtitioll on ..eretlentialtittnd on\resOlti-
nous. .11. W. Tyler, of this. county, was
made . a -,member of the..., committee on
`Organization. Stljourned. , ~,,
The , convention reassembled' at 'htilf
past four o'clock.' . Robert4..lVlouitghfin,
of West Chester, was' elected pertnaukt
chairman' by a unaniniouo vOte. Fifty
vice presidents and numerous secretaries
were elected. • •
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Mr. Monaghan, delivered an ad dress
after which Mr Wallace, Chnirman of the
committee on resolutions, reported the
:following platform which was, adopted :".•
• The democracy of . Pennsylvania; in .
convention met, reasserts its oft repeat
ed declarations of cieitotioo to all Ofthe,
provisions of- the federal constitution and
to a perpetual union of the states pledges
itself. to.rigid fidelity to public trusts, to
a pureand econornicaLudniinistration ,of
: the federal state and municipal govenn
•
meats, to local self-govo . nment in every
0 , section to honest payment .of the public
debt, and wrutid - presetvolon of the
• p u blietlitlf4ffsee:' . .witirtiAtuiliation•
and. al artigliie„evideneeic , Of bribery , -fraud
and specult4ton r -M, - high '. iilaeek, th e ((is
' tress that'fi#e*iin itid•theWide•Sfread of
financial rtitiktLit'itriPendS 'Oyer :theje6-'
pie of the:iittites t :itt . rid :.:they. charger
these.evilti*Tetlie: direct result ;Of the
present gOVernMeAt,-. the 0 ,*1: $ 01'10i s li t -,
tin, vigiooift*itieiql pOiCy_e-Xtiisiita, an c.-
and co
,ofo#HpUtt*.Op . - 441i014*..tyand
• its oin r :
~ h oo , ,:inviting_ t ill of every shade
of po I 41:bonion..s6fibelleigia'ailibial
purity and.'fidelity;.in . the adjustnient of
• financial questions upon a sound basis,
having regard for
. the' 'interests .of the
: whole: people and not of "a I clasS, in the
,• recognition of the final settlement of all
,questions; submitted to the arbitrament
of the sword, and in a pOlicy whichunder
the , 'cen titi tu Oil :keeps ..,nbriist of the
• progress and civilization of -the age \•to
unite with them,. they,declare, ',..,,.
-First:" That' he 'Chit `service or thegOv-.
eminent has become coritiptand is made
. the object of
,pellsoi4 gain;.and infidelity.
to Public trust has beCiimethe rille 'and
not. the exception: Are - believe . that
honesty capacity and, fi lel ity. are. the only
tests of fitness for pvtalic stationottod
that the wholesome penalties of the law
should be used with, vigor .to enforce
- .
`offs' 1 liccountabilit - ''..;
°lima, Y. ,• . i
Second. That, the :recent abd reptiated
exposures of fraud and cori4tion 'in the
administration of pnblio affairs call for a
searching and-thorough—investigation..of
the conduct and, condition , of every
branch of the. public seritice t,o the'etid
that all corrupt practices,may-belrought
to light and thatalllchb - have abated and
betrayed their public 1 trusts, whatever
may be their station, may be exposed
and punished; and. we urge" those .in
charge of the subject at Washington to
prompt! thorough and exhau l stlive exam
illation ottheir respective,fiek4s of labor.
Third. That retrenchment and econ
omy are indispensible in federal state and
municipal administration as an essential
meankoward lessening . the btirdens of
the peopla, and we' commend the efforts
of the house of representativeS for. the re
, duction of the expenditures ofitbe federal
government to
.a just.; standard and their
determination .to lessen the number of
useless officials: ' ; '
- Fourth: That general aninesty •to all
persons implicated in . the late, rebelliot
against the government of the United
States who have not already been relieved
from disabilities by the action of congress
and by the President would l , e an allow-
Ale and pro Per exerCise of 'gd i vernitet tat
power in the year ofd the centennial cel
' ebtation of American independence,' aud
that the recommendatiOn of such' a mea
sure.hy
,President Grant in Ft public thee
sage and its endOrieme,nt and passage by,
a republican house of representatsves-at
former session, cixOtuteg full proof that
such:a measure 'la fit, , Jadictibuti end
timely.
Fifth. rhat the democracy of teiiiisyl:
Facia cordially approved of those proyis
ions of the stige ,constitution. tii. wit . :
The eighteenth Section Of the third arti
cle and the second section of the, tenth
article which protect not - Only . ' School
funds but other public, moneys from ap
propriation to sectarian uses, and that
they fitly illustrite that.' barite' of the
separation of church and state which has
always been a cardinal one with the
democratic party.
Sixth. That the statute' for the re
, sumption of specie payments on the,lif
day of January 1879, is impossible to
execute,and it is adeliberate pro'climation
that at that date the Malted - States will
go into bankitiptcyt - 1t paral*s indus
try, creates distrust , 411 the future,. turn
' the Aorer and producer out of eniploy
mefft is a standing threat npon the busi•
news mac and ought to be forthwith re
pealed.. ' \k
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Seventh. Thattold an " silver's:re the
only true basis for the rrencf of the
republic and that con ' shotild take'
such steps for the reatta4tion of Owe' ,
as surely and speedily .
reach that result without. destroying the
husintls tereOts - ..thepeopte. •
Eighth.- That the . preSent depression -
of all our national industries whio
checks the wholesome flow .of capital
; t4,Foug the ,olian nels;.., of enterprise and
Ic."" latOr a decent live.
the direct inevitable -fritit of
'extravagance and of reckless and dishon ,
esty - -reAublican tampering with', the
firiances ,of the oduritry : stid- we denounce
'the authors of that legiblation as offic.als
Who haye.unseftled the foundittions,alike
of the itate'arid of 'the home:-`\ : call
upon lily, people to aid us :to halt them
in this, fatal Career,_... ainj.:to.set..their .faces.
irralie l :direCtion'of , i - prrict-fear measares
. which shalt eventually enable the treas..
Airy of the-United States to ,keep its plight:.
.ed faith j witha rich , arid poor alike We
deman& legislation -through the power Of,
the federal government which shall : give
us perfOrmanee• for premises, and restore
'solvency to the nation by.restoring pros
-perity tO the people.
,That tn. common. with the
0446'4 our. s is ter states,, we rejoice in .
the. opportunity to, ceiebrate.the - cen ten . -
nial of the proclarriation of our man sci •
patron f'orn the gOvernment:of the Briti ,
IA crown, .markink. :.as: it 'did th,-.epoch
'of modern history! an feel a just pride
that its [celebration' shbuld be upon the
soil of, Our., :own commonwealth and .in
Me city where- indeperidene,e was de-.
zlared.
Wm. lA.. Wallace,. of Clearfield, 11 - eistei
Clyiner,! of goi.6, - A. -'ll. Dill, of =Union
and El.. M. North, of Lancaster, were .
el
ected &le - gates :at.. large to the National
Convert - •
This Congressional district
. will be rep
resented in the :Natippal.,.convention by
R.- A. Packer,.; of ' , Bradford county; and.
Wm. 114Dimock, of Wayne county. J.
B. McGollrn was mad presidential else- .
tor for t,his‘corigrefisional district •
Ori account .of _ sickness, - Mr. E. M.
Tifianyone of Our 'Repretientative dele
gates, wag -unable to' attend the conven-;
on. I
"!.alstotr.Caught at Last.
THE SHOPEST THIEF IN 'THE COUNTRY
COMEO TO
. MEET. EIG HTY-TWO .. INDICT
MENTS,,
The sew• York World says: On Wed
nesday vening An arrest was made in
this city' which it is believed will prove
one of the .most important ever
_made,
And *MO 'will go-far towards complete-
ly breaking up the :gang of bond, forgers
whose skilful Raniptilations have dis
quieted,Aalt street at intervals,jor tle
last fsikig.**\ halu s ur,c4iietAiiim
T at
ors OP46lo4intine of icitgeriWilfhigh
embpl4ooAtinferfeits On bonds of
the'Nee — Yo, ;.k, Buffalo and — Erie;New
York Central,' Centhil - .railroad' of, New
Jersey, !Central Pacific, Chicago and
Northwest and 'Union Pacific railroads,
were Andrew -139berts, aleasun, Spencer
Pettus,'an:l Walter Sheridan, the last of
whom ie the individual who,afrer a chase
of over three years, was. captured at elev
en o'cloCli Wednesday, night at the - foot,
of Deebrosses street, while landing from
the Pefinsyliania Tiiiirtnid, ferry boat:'.- 7
Walter Sti.eridan alias Walter: Stewart,
alias Charles Ralston, is a 'native of New
Orleans, La. He was well educated, and
was'esteemed a. lad of great promise.—
His first appearance as a public charac
ter was lin 1860, in Missouri when he
turned up as it horse thief.' He was then'
about thirty 'years' of age. Soon after,
Sheridan and Joe Morgan were arrested.
for robbing a hotel in Chicago, 111. Sher
idan was \ sentenced to five years impris
onment at Alton penitentiary. He served
his, time out; and so conducted himself
as to be knoWn as one of the `smartest
sneak hank thiev'es. in the coutan and as
a fir St-class "confidence man." He was
concerned in the blatchford robbery
some pears ago. Before this, in 1868, he
was c)oucerped with Charles Hicks in. the
robbery of the First National Batik of
Springfield, 111., by which the bank lost
00,000. Sharidan was afterwards ar
rested. and taken- to Springfield for trial,
but eseaped,it is alleged,.through a "pack
ed jurY.' At the time he was arrests d
for robbery he had over $22,000 op
his. pelson. Sheridan was also a partner
in the sneak robbery of the Maryland
fire inisnrance coipany,
,of Balvimoie,
when $OO,OOO was taken and with
George Corson as Lis e‘p a i,- , ,h6- s tbi e $37,-
000 worth of bonds, from. Hanlefs tanik,
at Scranton. Pa. Sheridan, with. Gies.-
son any Roberts, putup the originaVeap-'
4141 Tor the great Bank of England for
gerieibut of. them ;withdrew from
the partner Ship with McDonald, consid
ering him "unsafe ;" he. was so fond of
viorden.. Sheridan was afterwards en
gaged in the $40,000 raillery. at -Cleav
lamb, "Jess" Al len, -41 The's"
brother, anchGriffin were convicted;) but
-escaped arrest, as on numerous other oc
aasions. In 1872 and 1873 .he came to
live\ here, having his and"
at No.
60 • BrOadway where he kept an office os
tensibly for the sale of fancy stone work.
At this time he was known as Ralston.—
He -bought a memberbhip in the produce
exchange which it is said he still holds.—
Sheridan took $102,000 worth of= forgtd
New ;York and Buffalo and Erie bonds
to. the New York Guaranty. and Indem
nity Company, and so :well WBEI the work
done har. he- obtained a-loan of $70,000.
He also got a loan of $30,000 from . the
IsTational Trust:Company on the samel se
curitY. was hunted 'TigorouslY, - hut
until Wednesday night without success,
though the police force. of the United
States was watching for him. His time
he spent partly in Europe and partly in
this matey. • ,
Daring his visits here he was triood to-
4119r•T 4 87.
TILE
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Salt Lakekity, ,- Ornaht,- and' , :iti almost
every, place of note„,east or west l he3eft
a;mentenieof his: visit, in come skilful
robbery. His final return from Europe
was made about three months ago, since
which time he has been weft, earning a
somewhat scanty living, as appears from
the -emptiness of, his purse at the time of
his'arie s se.`. marricd; . :*nd:
,one - t
ictii/cL,_aod liflug- :tat cflanAtkiky,.,
Ohio, and Hudson, Michigan. _He is a
man of good address ind scrupulous de
portment. He dresses - with great plain
pess,:ayoftlibg all flashyrappearalce,,to
*ocou'sidered; ;10 Nees
~ of 4+101!
afididudation, one of 'the ;most •diingi4:
ons men.in the. profession. After his ar
rest on a bench warrant, issued two years
,before:,'Sberidaii was taken ta the Church
street police'-`station, and was put on his
uxamination. .He plead not guilty to
eighty-two - indictments, and was remand
ed to the Tombs to await trial. •
IVHZ iviii F tt l i sQW I ERS 81 4 00 3I IN
•
Are you aware that you can obtain SuMmer heat in
January'? That you. can impart balmy air to you
families ? tbat you can give spontaneous growth to
plants and Flowers, and that - you can make home a
little paradise b3rpurchasing one of B. O. Sayre's Hot-
Air Furnaces ?
'These Furnaces are .now constructed
with VAPOR PAN by which the atmosphere is tem
pered to that resembling Summer heat.
NO MORE CRACKING OF FURNI
Ti;RE-NO MORE DRY
HUSKY HEAT:
HOT-AIR
And the time has come • when consumptives may re
joice in coal-ilres. These furnaces are sold entirely up
on their own merite,,aed - are now the leading,irnrapce
in this part of the country . All Yin:lacer are warrant
esl to give entire satisfaction or no sale. •
•
FURNAc EM,
I keep competent 'men on the road who are well ac- .
quainted with the Furnace business and they are con
stantly putting up these Furnace". ‘ Their work is war
ranted to please.. These Furnaces are now scattered in
the following towns and cities; ,
. BiOglianaton. Scranton, Providence, Wilkes Barre.
Kingston, Pittston, Elmira. %averly, Williamsport,
Great Bend,. SuspOehrima Depot, Banco k,. Delhi,
Downsville, Andes, Maigaretville, Franklin,' Madill",
Owego, Northumberland, and many other towns. •
MitlCiassura,cstiumed. 137'
Any person wishing a recommendation from any ,one
living in the above named places. • I will gladly coires•
pond with them. giving names of parties now using
these Furnaces.
SAYRE,
— Montrose Pa.
Montrose, Decetaber 22d 1875.
Closing , :out ',Overcoala M. :C;oBt_.
Cheap JO ' - -
DRUGS, :
MEDICINES,
1. 7 ,_,-,... : -,-, .. CHEMICALS.
M. A. Lyon, Drukgist,
MpNTROSE I - - PA.' :.',,-
.-'.?'
Dealer in all kinds of
Pare Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Woods, Dye
7 - • Staffs, Paints, Oils. Varnishes. ,
Pocket Books, Combs. Jewelry, Perfumery.
Toilet Soaps, Onrshes,Tiolins and Violin Strings,
Yankee Notions, Fancy Goode.
Cigars, Tobacco. Table Cattlery. Fine Solid Silver,
Spoons, Plated Spoons, Kr:yes and Forks, Gans, Pik
tole, Amunition, Shoulder Braces. 'Trusses, Medteld
Instruments. Dental Materials, Lamps: and Lamp
Chimneys. Teas, Spices; Baking Powder, Sea Moss
Farine, Gelatine, Tapioca, etc., ctc.
Dale's Pale Ale for Invalids.
Those who wish•to buy Paints and Oils, would do well
to examine our 'Stack of White Lead, White Zinn, and
Mlxed'ehemical Paints, before •onrchasing elsewhere.
All kinds of coldred paints in cans of from one to five
pounds each, on hand.
Montrose Feb. 2.1878.
IiAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS ?
The following Is a . Speclinen at
3% pounds TEA tor one dollar.
5 cans PEACHES or- TOMATOES tor one
• 4 cans LITTLE NECK CLAMS for one dol
lar.
7 pounds RAISINS for one dollar. .
22 -bars _SOAP for one dollar.
10'poutids prunes for ohe ' '-
14 pounds.I3ALERA.TVS for one dollar.
4 pounds COFFEE for one'dollar.
12% pounds CRACKERS for one dollar.
150 JAW, BREAKERS .for one dollar:
The - *hole lot for TEN DOLLARS md
'present thrown Good, for minety day". A
large stock new and ehoice goods equally
:low, -By -calling 'at the head of - Navigation
you shall have the 11111 value of your Money
every time and something extra. .
Call find see at A. N. iItiLLAWS
Slontreee, March 8.1876.
44 'rHE 'l3Ol'TOll IS - IN" AGAIN
THEY, SAN, sad this is the way it holds for
- • • thislnOnth.'
ii)NE HO LLAII WILL BUY
8% pounds TEA or -•
11 pounds PRUNES or '
4 CANS PEACHES or •
7 pounds RAISINS or
8 LONG BARS SOAP or
18 pounds CRACKERS' or
14 pounds SALERATUS dr
2 GALLONS MOLASSES or
4 pounds GREEN COFFEE or;
3'A potnithi ,ROASTED COFFEE pr
5 CANE PEACHES, CORN or TOMATOES.
One ten dollar bill takes the whole pile and a
033.3r403133.0
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with it. - Fiesh goodi censientiy, errivingl eiml, selling
VlM'ow. ;
Ura l him Busealt and Oat Meal Crackere, a new thing
and very nice. -
March 8,1815;- - 4w. , .
Beat Calico 71 , cents per yard at , Olteap
John's.
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1. 1 ,- •
4igat',OtsAeceii:. 7.
APPRA I SF , Att ENTS.
I ICES tilt ' PEIriTIiONS.---Notice iis
~ i
LEW A N TI LE
1•_,1 hereby given that; in purstiance of an '
Aet
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. . . ,
of , hiseembly,the following named persons have ' Dealere in merehandise, etc., in Susquehanna
County, take notice; , that, int pursuance of the
filed their petitions with. ; the Clerk of ',Quarter several Acts of Asserlily of this Commonwealth
Sessions of the Peace, 10 -the County ,of • Aug- to provide revenue the demands, .upon
wiehanio, for licensed to keep taverns , and 'for, the Treasumand fo m ee t , urposea, the , wider
wholesale dealers in iaaid 'oounty,' for Which : signed, Appraiser ,of Mercantile takes for ' 'said
they; will apply st, April Seasiona,lB76. , • I
.•• Cotmi t y, , . luta prepared it list of ,tradiars in said
biscee, Depot ,.,, ,AMbrOee B e nton, ; -,: : .- mod
. " . Charles Kirk,l‘ i ern.. •; Cciunty, , ,tinci plltcvd. prepared
In that: class which
Win. H. Brown i _ . • '.' " 'iv to him appears,just ; , n....d , right acca ding to the
Chester, I% Chaffee -. f '•,.•. - • t' ' Acts of Assembly, to wit •
wiii. D. Ketchain,' " ' • '.. • •' ,
,‘,. ~ , Auburn. , ' ..; - ' l. 1' ' - . •.' 4
George Archer,
-., • 14IR: T. Hendrick ;:,1• .' 12
M. Do*. _ - . . .;;, ' A F•Lace. l '
Jimiss- Bois, • ' -161 41 1 P 'le R J Carter .--- ....API Joseph Newman 1„ 1.44
' John Downs, 7. l' .. ' )3 A Lott, .., ,14 Mtunton &Kulicht, .14
Edward Carlisle, . - 4 ‘ .Ts C
i , Y ifontioti. .
' -!. - Tewksbury & Ecin- ',- ' 1112.. ~jfidd,z• e • o • s y n ;
, Dennis casey, . ~ , . . 113 ,0 66i i i ii,i . 1-- B us h nell
~ . : ..,' !:11 1 ,ittritit White - •
Thos. Pernan, .. . ...?
..
,13 L Adams .f'. • •
• Bdward Carlisle, ' " S ' i l i Ararat ..' .' - ..-
. 1 A Nrilal laid .; ". - . , .14
Maurice Meyers, , .., , .-,„.. 41 I> C O Worth - .v... 14 •_W.4 Mullin?. • , -... :., :' 11
••• B. - Gregory . , .6 . 6 , ... ,y B P aine -- 'l l lyons. Drake • • • *l2
Thomas Ke ly, ... : . a• ' 14' ; ~' ' • Bridge , ,fatitre -•
... - ..1F a Chandler ~' " ` d • • . 14,
„Charles Ernst, ~ , B at i ng h o me .. P erry Marcy -.' " HJWebb - 14
Allen McClure, , .. - itY , - Jas. Martin '. 1 4., BR Lyons &Co " 12
Fronk Hoffman. ' . -. li • '44 ' . :W. M. Corey +' ' As JRDeVi'itt --• • - 18
Eliza McGraugh, . - 4.. ## , Brooklyn. -; , ' - A.II Burns pm 8 • ' 12
J. P. Kent,. , 411 144 ' EkolaWay B ros , ~..... 14 G uttenberg , Rosen- ••l_ g
Henry Ackert, - • . Tas.ern, D A Titsworth 14 haunt &CO 1
Mi c hael giliow, ' '' ' ... Kent & Eldridge 10, M A Lyon pm 8 - . ,12
B. U. B e dell, ' - :i#o - Perry Sweet • . 141 Read & Stroud . 10
TD. Estabrook, By, meizure. ,T P Tiffs nr ,12 J BronsonP . . , 18
. 'Richard Stack. •.'' '. • .. . .4, - B. T. Ashley 14 W B Deans ' 14
Patrick Winters, - Batintllbuze. . aliford. ,-- . J L Talbot ...-• ! , . , :. 14
P. Phinney, ,
.Ta'iern. at aoardner Is CO Pordham' • . "14
~'Wm. Jay. - c ." -.11 W Johnson P ni4 it I N Bullard . tin 4 l2
Ainey & Williams, • , • - Drufrgistit.. H W Johnson ' ' 14,E Etangi & eila , ' '' 24
Philip Egan. ' , ' *tavern. J N Baker . 14 l'"N htoddard. ' ~ 14
. - ' ' , ' lB 0 G Miner_ :18
,John: Roster , " ; • •,.. . 4 C M Hunter 3
; Wm. Bufruln, ' By maisure.. Weatherby & Burdick' 14 B°Yd '"° 1191 . 11 . '' / 2
Edward Meltdr, - . 2 Eatinghouse: ..A. ~ . 131 Stamp • : 12
vanckw- BThatch ' 14
Bona M. 31 Yers. • , J Tavern. R P Chambers ' 11 hatchet %,.
'0 P. Phinney, • t '.. IB Davis . 4 , . ..„ M E Hill ? • 14
J, W. & /1: W. Roberts, 18 A2 E McKenzie 11
P. E. Brush, • : j " ' A Richardson
, ,II w J Turrell .; 14
Jeremiah t.tevens, , • ~- Davis Bros .' • _ • ' 14 It D Molhulsh ' 13
Dimock. , I . ' BC Sayre . ' - 18
A. H. Ayres, • , , ';i . .j. .
A. F. Snover,
•! ; .., A H Moody . ' W W smith 4 Son . 18
John W. How, ' . . II. • Stevens & LeebodY .Grlffi's & Sara . ~ . 12-
fot
, 64
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foir
•4
K :‘
14 11.
I 4 41
111
14
lit
40,1 ti•W
64 44
great Bend,
64 1 611
tiew Milford,
•1 16
• '
Frielidevlile,
• •
Herrick,
bs
Cliffcird,
Sprttig,ville„
41f. 44
Dondaff,
'Lenox.
llarford.
Foref4 Lake.
Gibsop,
Monttoee.
41
Judson Stone,
S. R. Holmes,.
John S. Tarbell,
M, J. Harrineton,
A. B, Burns,
M. A. Lyon.
I. N Ballard,
Geo. C. Hill,
Ararat, Jones W. Walker,
Rush; . Charles Morse,
Harniony, H. Hobart,
- Silas Winters.
Jackson, ,, Charles R. Stewart,
Delos Roberts, ,
Gt.Beud Village, T. J. Barnes, 1.44 ,
" ' C . M. Simmons, Beating House.
Broottlyn,' Ceo. E. Pessenden„ I Tavern.
Lathrop, D. WI marth,
•••i " G. W. Rees, By
_measure.
Thomson, D. A. Chandler, , Tavern,
‘• I - John O'Brien, Bating House,
Auburn t wp., Joseph Linabury, Hotel ,
silver Lake, DennirMahoney ' 44 '
DiMOCk,' I. C. France, Tavern.,
Oakland; ' Michael MnrpNv, Heating house
DAVID SUMMERS, Clerk.
Miirch . ls, 1876.
PR.OOLAMAT ON.
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY SS. -
. Elizabeth Slater bv ber next friend Daniel hinder=
shot vs. Thomas Slater. In the 'court of Common
Pleas. of Susquehanna County, No. 46, +November
Terra. ISM ' • •
To Thomas Slater : Whereas. , a subpania in
Divorce was issued returnable to Noirember
Term. 1845, which was returned' non est inverting,
andtbereon an alias subpoena was issued returna
ble ; to January- Term. - 1876, upon the return 41
whiCh proof , was made. that the said Thomati Slater,
could not be found in my' ballwick, and thereon the
Court ,order Sheriff, to: make proclamation. ;
This notice is therefore to require you to'appear. be ,
fore the judges of the'said Court: on the second Monday
of April, next, then and there to answer said complaint
&c.' _ • " WILLIAM WHITE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office; :Montrose; 0,1876.
.ROCLAMATION
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY SS. •
Ella hi. Curtis. by her next friend M. B.Shertnan.
vs John Curtis. In the Court of Common Pleas of Stfe.
quehanna county, No. 345, November Term,: 1875. .
TO' John. Curtis Whereas a Subpmna .in divorce
wa4 issued returnable to November Term. 1875, which
was returned non'est'invinties, and thereon an alias
stifipcena was issued returnable of January: Term 1876,
upon the return of which proof. was made that the said
John Ctrtis could not be found in my ballwick, abd
thereon the Court order a proclarnatioa to be made by
th 6 Sheriff.
This notice is therefore to require yon to appear be
fore the Judge of the said Court on the. secOnd Monday
of April next, then' and there to answer ; said coin
plaints ac. •
WILLIAM WHIT E , gheiiff.
Shenfris Office, March 80876.
•
ROOLAMATIOX.
SUSQUEHANNA WITTY - SS.
Ellen-.J. Nelson. by her next friend ,Stephen
Wright. vs Josiah -Nelson., ln the Court.,of Common
Pleas, No. 27. November Term, 1875.
To Jesiati Nelson : Whereas a Subpoena hi divorce
was issued returnable to November Term,.1875, which
wits duly returned non est inventur,and thereon an alias
\subpcena was Issued returnable to January Teirm, 1870,
upop the return of which, proof Was made that the said
Josiah Nelson could not be found in my hailwlck,
and thereon the' Court ordered a proclamation to be
made by the Sheriff.
This notice is, therefore, to 'require you tO appear
before the JudO of saki Court on the second Monday
of April next, then and there to answer said complaint
dr.c.
WILLIAM WHITE, Sheri ft.
Sheriff's Office, Montrose, March; 8, 1878, •
pROCLAMATION:
„ SUSQUEaANNA COUNTY, SS.
Barak U. Clarkby her next friend, G W. Barnes vv.
William Clark. In the Court Of CommOn Pleas of
rusquehanna county. No. 52, November Term. 1875.
: To W illiam Clark : Whereas a subpmna in Divorce
was issued to November Term. , 1815, which; vas duly
gemmed non eat inventus, and thereon, au alias subpce
tui was issued In said case. returnable to Jan. Term,
1876. upon the r eturn of which, proof was inade that
the said William Clark, could not be found in my bail
wick. thereon• Court Order Proclamation to be made by
the Sheriff. ' ' , -
This notice is therefore to require you to appear be
fore the Judges of the said Court on the !setiond Mon
day of April next, to answer said complaint; ac.
' WILLIAM' WHITE, Sheriff.
'Sheriff's Office, Montrose, Narch 8, VW. "
13 \ itOOLAMATION.
' susQuEII4NNA CollNT't SS.
Jones, by her' next friend, 11.`, D. Darding,
vs. T. J. Jones. In the Court of Common Pleas. of
, SUsquehanne County. No. 867, November Term, 1878;
To T. J. Jones : Whereas a Subpcena in Dlvorce was
issued returnable to November Term, 1875, Which was
dilly returned non eat envenftai And thereon an alias
-subpoena was issued returnable Janrultry Term,lB76
upon the return of which proof was made that the said
T. J. Jones could not be found - in my ballwick. and
thereon the court order a proclamation to be made by
the Sheriff. .
:'This notice is' to require you to appear before the.
Judge of the mid Court on the second .Monday of April
next there, nd then to answer said complaint &c.
WILLIAM WHITE, Sheriff:
Sheriff's Office, Mantrose.March 8,1876;
13ROOLANAtI6N. -
SUSQUEHANNA. COUNTY SS.
A. H. Shanntin vs A; A. Shannon.. In the Court of
Common Pleas of Stitquehanna county No. 80, No
vetaber Terra 1875,
To A. A. Snannon Whereas a Subpcina in Divorce
Was issued returnable to November Term, 1875. whieh
was duly returned non est invenfus, and thereon, an
alias enhpcen a was issued returnable to January Term,
1876, upon the return of which, proof pm made that
the said A. A. Shannon could not be found in my bail-
Wick, thereon the Court ordered a proclamation to be
made by the Sheriff. _ • -
This notice is therefore to require you tb appear be
fore the judges of the said court, on the second Mon ,
day of April, next, then and there to answer said com
plaint,' .
WILLIAM WIIITS, Sheriff.
f• Sheriff's Office, Montrose; March 6, 1876.
iFARMERS TAKE NOTICE I •
•
Best market price. paid in cash, for
•
CORN, RY, AND OATS
at the Montrose Steam MEI
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A. 'M4DI4. Saperlntendont.
WOELtrOf e. July 14.1875.—tf.
°losing out Overilosu cot soot at
gOesp
Closing out Overoosts for cist-, ?
Cheap John's.
Jas Martin & Son
Hiram Blakeslee
Forest Lake.
L Ball
, Pankltn.
Joshua Boyd
DC & F H Fordham
Ell Merriman
Benjamin Todd
Robert Winters 18i
Buffirm pm 4 11i
Mrs M McNamara 14
F. Keenanl4'
Great. Bend Top - .
Vanantwerp & Son' 14
HA&STCIark .18
Great Bend Wive Bor.
J B Brovrn • 14
110 . Ross & Co 18 1
H S Hanna . 14 1
Lewis & Lang ey , 18
J B 8
Benjamin &McCreary
CArl 4
• Great Bend 800.
Richard Stack . 10
T D Estabrook p m 2 11
P H Lines , 11
Geo LLenhelm , 8 ,
H Vansickler 14i
J& H V Colston . 14j
George Me.Namara 13;
P Doran , 14 1
M A Paintin
.14.
Fergerson & Skinner - 13 ,
Thomas Maack' 14.
D,C ,irons:,.. 141
Pat Winters 14 E
W A Cdlsten - • 14
Belden Brotherti
D Gr - Hollon p m 4 'l4i
HollonZbllliard table, &2 ,
Gibson. •
Ell
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'Dgktdt
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Eating •Horate.
- Tavern.
1 -
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J WOsborn
D E llohnes • 12; c ni :o l eman
James Fuller pa rumati , J •
Wm D Ltymer - 141nenry sped
Geoff wells p m 4 101Geol'ilazIgi
Co operative Cop m 4 1.2 t
— IW S'Mlichell n m 8
II D Bennett p m 8 -;14 , - - --
Kennedy &Sons - 12 tTbosFernan 14
. ; W J Falkenb cry 14
Marti:any: 'IFS Thayer, 12
A S Munson 1 3 i B Ir Smith 18
Lyons& McNeil : - 12121 J Pederg,aN, , , . 14
Noah Bisbee — 14:C A Miller - ' ' ' 'l4
.1 Schlager &Co p 111 H . P Doran , • 111 ,
Brandt & Lang p o. 4 . 1110 J Lyons 1$
, •••• •
J:11 Stephens -• ' l4 lLewis Freeman • 'l4
i4ti A.Lvons
James Connelly ,
MJ& J Taylor 1 4 i e utieilburg; - Roden?' t
John Fritchley !,14 • • bum *
-A Young 1a fames Bell ot Son • 12
Herrick. 'John C Kane • .• "'
C H Ellis pm 4 . 12 1 F D Lyons •18
Thomas I Morgan , 11 A B Tarbox 14
Alden it Patterson • 12 H C Lea pmB "' • 18
L Curtie - , , 13 CIL Adams. . l4
J A Mangan 14 MO' g McGrth 14'
,A Allerton - 14 Thomas Kelley 14
I LI ()Leap 18
Harford.
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. 144 G Drake , • y *- 14
LH Peck • Win Skinner 14
E T Tiffany p 4 42
Oliver Payne 1 4 Chas Churchill, 14
J A Williams 18 J L Weatbermax 14,t
TJ Can. • W H Snarl:en , 18
H Jones 2 Doolittle Bros • ' 14
Fowler Peck
14 Yire3largaret MeDonald 18
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L F ROsengrant .4 M
Michael
14
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'Jackson. op
. m BanU
D 'Roberts p 4 14 J• W Co & ,•, • , - ..„
H M Benson
12 W•H Kangfor4 1 4 -
Arnold Block T C Cook - _ 1 8
Jessup. WB&OWCoot 12
J U Rosencran ap m 4 14 D ' P McCarthy &Co - 12
Little Meadows. • 1,1 Q& S W Smith ,
B Beardslee js 8 Masters . 14
James Donley 14
Lathrop. , Mrs Mitillll2lll 14:'
NM Flub • 18 E Taylor 18
Tiffany I Jeffers ' 11 Jack McDonald, Billiard
E M Tiffany - Tablee., Ist and ad,
O W Reese pm 8 , 11!Wm ',tiles
Hon Bros ' 11 ; Dooley Brothers
B.wright• •• , • 14 Thomas McDonald
O D Roberts " 14. ,
F A Jeffers 14 2 1 4 02 / 1 40 / 1 .
J D Macke 14 W W Meirenger .`"
Lenox: • • tM D Matwon pin 4 -
li W Johnson •
144 L Levi's _
Black Clearwater 12. Cleo Stoddard
Growl Bro 12'A Z
JohnC Decker ' Join O'Brien & Sou
Silas ildrtley 13 A Shyer' •*'• l - ,
GeoW Mapes- • :"14i - •• • -
Wm Miller 14
Classification Of Vetiderii of Jler''
chnindisitf;
Sales 'Less 'than ss,oool',clap 14
Sales $ 5,000 less than $lO,OOO class 13
Sales $lO,OOO less than $15,000 cla*a.l2,
Sales 415,000 leas Aban $20,000 'claps
* Sales $20,000 less Than $30,000 Clasa' 10
Bales' $30,000 less tlian 440,000 elate 9
Sales $40,000 less than-450,000 class 8 .
Clooslfleation of Patent - Nledielne
DealLeri,
Sale,, $lOO, and not exceeding 4 ; 250, c lash'
Sales,42oo, and not exceeding s'' 500; clasi
Sates "4500, find - not exceeding $1,000; class 2
And 'the Judges. of the Court • of Common )
Pleas of said county, will hold , a CoUrt of AO
peal at the Court House in Montrose . , in , antttor
said county, on Thursday, April 20, 18 1 76, it;
which time and place' any 'of the Merchants deal
cribed, defined, and classed as aforesaid, or their )
agents or attorneys, may appear,and Appal,
'tom said assessment if they think ,prOper l
MILON 13114011ARD; "
March 8,18'x: MercintileAnpraiser,
C'J'_■~
IPMEIM
u0m!.1,111.4i9Ph ,
SPECIAL NOTICE!
The undersigned, overseers of the 'poor of Hayford
1
Township, are desirowl of • apprenticing; totrasponsi-i
ble parties, two minor children, (boys) aged four and
six years, until they shall arrive at tlas‘age of twenty- 1
one years. Apply to -, •r•• •
.•. • D. M...FARRAR. :),Bo •
or Masters,
JACKSON TINGLEY ,
Buford,' March 16,-1876:—0w ,
A'.DMINISTRATOR'S NOTIO} lir
. the estate of John W. Dodgo,lato of Mi etawit
decd. Letters ,ot i Administratioa in the d estate
having been granted to the undersigned all persons Ow
ing said estate, are .requested to make immediate pig
ment. persons hiNing claims NW said Mae
are requested ptiosent tr.em without de
'ESTHER
ODES,•
March' 5,1846.-4 w. Istratot.,
A DMINISTRATONS . 140110 F. In
tbeseebiie of Ewa dpi Ida of ill s ifttiotewil
deed. Lettere of Oldegaletestlon ILO* Enid e.statt
baying been 'granted to lbotlederidduect nil person*
owing said estate ere • to maim ltanstthate
P a ~,a t and 1111 Moons • ,claims mildest .reid
awe are requesten top egt wttbnutdelay.
CSTAGGART
Feb. 111, le'RL-44,1 ' Administrator.
S 'lnman &Co . 13
Philip Hahn • • 14
It Raynsford. 14
0 D Stebbins . • 14
E Warner billiard tables •
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2
.21reto Milford Ttop. .
BejSablnsp m 4 11
New Milford Ilor - o.
Hayden & elementa l , 14
L Leroy , 14
1J Di ckermau , p m'B 13
IJ II Bartle 14
W Decker 12 ,
Burrittp m 4 • •14
Ainey £VS illiagte pPI 4 18
Wm Hayden 1$
H Garrett & Son 10
P Barnes . - 14
II & W T DiCkerman
J II Bart e, One 'Ballard
Table • - •
D W Hager . ' • 14
Oakland.
F D3lnnson .14
Rush. •
JSMllts__ • c• -14
WW &S McCain put 4111
Thomas Wheatcroft lO
iJ W & B Granger
wingvale.
IMinotithey - • . 1
IHungerford & Neserole
• • pm 4 „ . :1;"
Spencer & Smith
,11
Barer Lake.
T SnHlvan = 1 4 ,
GMeeker
W& ? ' '
Susquehanna Depot.i •
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