arrangement of Mats.
RauttoAD:
. •
.. • •Artivec - Dep4
t rikliannock, (Daily,) .. ... l i m p uk /,
VIA STAGES:
Montrose DepOt.(Dally,)„..... • 600 p in 6204 A
New Milfor, (Daily.) 10 00am 1 80pm
wyt auelng. (Daily.) 945 am 2 00pm
Friendsviiie, (tri weekly) 6 00pm 800aml
:lonklin Station,(tri weekly,) 700 a m 700 am;
Binghamton,via S. Dike;(tri weekly). 600 p m 700 pin
vshoppen,(tri weekly).... . .1,9 op am 4 oop In
Tho New Tork, (via Montrose Depot) New, Milford,;
runlthannock,and Wyalusing are daily. ,
The conkli a Station mail runs Tuesdays, Thursdays,
sud Saturdays. i ,
The Binghamton mail, (via Silver )Lakeartme Meo
ws, Thursdays. And Saturdays.., _
Friendsville Mall runs Tuesdays,Thursdayis,and Sat,
urdays.
The Meshoppen mai I runs Mondays, Wt due days, and
Fridays. •
ADDtTIONAL STAGE I
S: • I '
A Stake leaves daily for Montrose Deptta 1 m.,,andl
rcturn at t; p. m .. . , .f
A Stage leaves daily • for Now Milford- at 7410 a. m.
tad returns at 3 30 P.P._ ,
IL C. PORDEttad. P. M.
Montrose Bialway Time Table•
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arrangatent of' Trains. To take effekt on 3londay„
.
April 17, 1876, , ' , • , ,
. ,
Don Tram.. ! : - •', . i Up Trains
EiWTRITATID,. ..,, . . . i , .NORZUWAIID
F.N. A. X. . '', . " . •. - A.i:' P.M.
545 10.13.. . ......Montrose - J ON 4.52
555 1023 ' .....Allen 's , .....8 4 5. .5 43
553 10 23. . , ... . .... COW'S... •." " " ' 'B9O 448
605 1032 ', ' ; Iluntem ...835 • 4.44
• 6(8 1086 . .;.WoOdliourne. - 14.830 440
612 1040... -... . ... • . Dimock 525 . 436
€l7_ 1047 Tyler's.... ....-315. 4 '..fB
625- 1037.... .. .... bpringville • ..1405- . 420
63) - , 1.1 03 - - - 1 yun. t - 755 • 412
645 11 1, 1 - Avery's .. t.;..7 95 405
65'3 . 1128.. .. ; ... .....Lemon ' 735 4110
'
701 11 4., • Lobeck ..... .: ....7 26 . .345
715 11 45 ' AI ArCy l e ' 7 15 '
, 337 \
720 1200.. ... T,uulOukunock 700 322 :
nub's will run 011 Lebigh. Valley tirneai kept itkthe
Ofllte of P. & N.:lr: RR et Titokhatiticick.; - - -- .
A.ll trains connect at TunkhannoCk \ With P. Sr , :I-T.
R, R.g,oitig north and south. . .:1 0: • -
• . JAMES. 1. •BLA.Kst,tir k , Pres' t.
Mauch Chunk. April 17.1876. •
. • : List of Nei Adiertiserma.
Stray-L-0. P. Beebe, ~
Undertaking—P. J. Donley.
Dissolution—Mott &Welch.'
Farm fO
r sale S.ltelden.'',. ,
•,
Modes de, Paris—Milliitery---.4 1 ) Rozel e.
New 'Price ',List—Clothing--; Webst r - .the
Clothier. . v
.
Furniture and Housekeepin - Goods—Avery .
.!
Crounse. • • . 4 . .'
Finlncial Statement of the Borough of
3loutrore.. • ,
• Important Announcement-Dry. (loods;--C.
, .
& A. Cortesy. ' . i
Spe...ial Announcement—MercimUt Tailoring
—Abel Bennett & C 0...
_.
. , -- BysINESs .a0cA.1, 1 1.. i, - : ' . •
Paints and Drugs—A. B.'Bur s.
•
TEE CENTENNIAL MEETING 'IN THE COURT
HOUSE.—The cWiens of Montrose And vicini
ty assembled at the Court Refuse on. Monday
evening, April 10th, agreeable to the, notice
puhlished in the 17.1puLizzart and DE*Jcitit,r of
March 14th And 15th, 1876.. ) , Vm. H. Jessup,
esq., presided on the occasion. The meeting
was largely attendep, increasing -in numbers as
the business proceeded;and at half pastleight
o'clock Was quite numerously attended. After
the reading of the mintites of, tbe previous
met ting, 'by -EL A. Deans,
.Seeretairy, ,and their
being approved, the Chairman called for the
report of the Committee of arrangements'. In
the absence of E. L. Blakeslee, esq., the Chair
man of the commiette, Rev. Dr. J. E. Chesshire
read the report, as follows :
We the Committee appointed. at a prelimina
ry meeting of the, citizens,•March v 10th, 1870,
offer the following resolutions, programmt, and
recommendations, in accordance with the du
ties assigned to us
Rewired,— That the citizens of Susquehanna
county celebrate the 4th of July ne.74 in a nvitt
ner befitting the one:talon, and 'in lionor to our 11
nation's grand Centennial, Anniversary..
liesolred,-L-That the ticilel daring'spirit of.l f 7 6,,1
belrings to uP a..nation,:still exists. in tile' spin ;I
find daughters of 1870, and f l iiat the flight of all
hundred yeors.bas not dimmed, but brightened,
the remembrance of our fathers who bequeath
ed the Fame tons,; and that we will honor our
liundrolth:anniversary :with .f ttineereminiv t
and with patriotic zeal as belts a people
flffil ;awing the nations of the earth.,
e would respectfully: Eq - coniciltlid tiic fol
lowing, programme. or order of , exercises, with
yariationsdiOwever, as the SPEtlfAt CO3l
-
MITTEES may. sr.e direct. • • ‘•
I 4 PROGRA3IME.
I, Panjng belis and, fiflog, of cannon at 4
11.rn
2, rroc-Edr:irfer form at 9:t0,11,.
to Fair Grotimi.
3, tnu4&•by , the.hand.. -
4, Prover.- , ••• t. •• • . •
.
;5, Heading of the Declartitiihi.-ofintlei)en4-
ence.,
a, Music
7, Oration.
8, Music. , - - 1 •
ti, Poem. 4
,
10, Free Picnic Dinner. ' t ,
11, General AmuSements, wh ~ ..1.1 sbotild cen'
sh..t 01 great variety and be &mplete
• 12, Illumination at eve. .1
13, Pyrotechnics at 8:30 p m-
, We would- recommend and' encourage . the
Soldiers' Monumental .Committee: ;to ,Lake part
in the exercises of ihe day by laying the corner
stone of the Soldiers' Monument, at 4i O'Clotk
rt
p. m., with appropriate eer4i eity; '-
- ''
I': t 1
: . 1
We would suggest; that It e old , soldiers , of \
1812 be especially invited tb partitipatePi the
deliberations and festivitiee of the, day. i ,
Tu the committee wire '"May have charge.of
selecting music we would ~ .7 V sPectitillE i ti gg eit, t!
that all the drummers and pfers in the county
be invited to lorat,a corpsoits martial nauain is
petsuliarly appropriate, auk in addition to a
paaa that the Musical Unipn ) furnish 40 with !
patrioti c sengs and a Cantata ,for the',dentt l o4..
al.
In order to carry out the . aovaorder of er
treisei .w t • recofinnend that a ; e oral commit
-1
kce of itrrilogtinlots .be -rinsed, o
,
sed,
, consiatipg , 41 -
thirty gentlemen et the'llOrungit of Montrose,
an . f-1 two grntlemel l (Ana bach or the-9. 111 er 1)(4 '
oughs and townshipsof the cou i aty , Ind l a. ta'
Lie cououittee (A thirty 'ladies, trot?). gooltalme ,
and two troweach An wrtShip' - an d Voriingit.
The generill committee 'shad Organize and I
kulxiivide into special- corntnittees as - they shall
tett fit and proper.- - t.; • . • .s''',. , ' '• '- . 1
E. L. ELAKEBLEB, Clialrrnan of Coil). -
- • • , JOllli E.:CITESSIipIe.
- - ' , • Lg. E I . - 1 . :"'"
' ' '''' M. a 0104341.4 ER. ' t-..-/ P
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~-; ltikioTherem:lt: w in McOtfat,
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.. . -17.1TSZIY., T t . Sill% r 1 '
v. -,-
1
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;`,`-Na l fVo,- , -4.K atie - -3 1 - ‘ 4,..- 0. triatt do' -,- t.'
,thti. I
in 'alctliAkinflittler'.has=4hi6inlyiene
'ho loves him. I cantiot_leave him. He
'as geol. - and kind until . this
tr onole
'MI Fralik'S father."
-
44 1nAeed, then, `Stay -.
miserable all : - the
lays of sour,life.,l And-. -keep Frank so 1
',less his dear.. ,hesik! I just .hope he,
-on't stay. thiserable•l -There are lots of
Iretty girls who would' jiithp
. at.h.ini.- I'
vOuldttry•and-Coinfort • him myself, only
love 'Archie a little better,"- - the merry
id L e ith said,„ . a . bright Wash. •„ _ - -
Then With, more •aPparent . i - sympathy '
ieontiniard -
t
, qncleed, lam ve ry, .very sorry for you
illie. -I. Bak what is • the : : good- : _ or being
-.milli ' -You con if you elitiotie, be hew
1,. ~f..yo nwillnot, and . have °made up
!our. mind , to do the=. '
. 'dutiful - et; all cost ,
;en Tesig yobiSelf With ' good ' grace,
lid be . content in :the - . path.: you' have
Oieset?' L -
Katie -.
. - 'wilt tell
, I -.• you -wh - • t
feel -6, very '• sad, :. :;- ... „Y. jus :now 4 . .
e
RRLF. MIS. [
1-niorroW I ' His cousin told me. Oh, The Tunkhannock 31arble i ‘Wo4Of Burns
sink of * itl i
Only a half niilefrom„eacliti: IVhite .are doing a good busin4 arid are
out some very 1 tasty joos4of Head
tlier, and yet ;so far apart !" Millifi i `S. e .to t i i i n es g and Monuments,: 'A.B.Bu s, of the
r.3ld,:nOttelp. sobbing 'then - ' 3:, , 1 Eagle i Drug Store, is their authorized gent for
"And you-Will'not see him l" ' . f '• - -1) ontrose and . vicin' '
ity. t 1k has signs of
.E , - b • Head Stones and,.vicinity.
Monumß' nts. 'Any ders left
"Qf -PouttiO:itiot ;:. I dare. not: at .. er,. with, him will be promptly filled h . urns &
rbade me. And it would on , libegoing White. -••- .: .. I'
'et.. the 'nine parting again ; all(- the .T.unkhannock,Feb. 2, 1876tf.
•
ore Fad because still more hopeleis." ' *
, *F. 1/.llButoistr, JeWeler • will be f ound in
The .entrance of Rachael, the ~.
.. r .t T store of Weeks, Me ld & Co. hire he'
COOK 1
topped the 'conversation. • • , , will he ready to wait on.itll who.ma; ive-us a
Farmer ' Gordon" and farmer 'Ralston . ea.; .We have enlarged bur s tock or, Vatches,
here . neighborsi and, at the. time ' o JewelrY, and Silver-ware,'
and rek , ced the
time, . price to suit the times. Give us ircall.: '—
ieritlii.- . Theiii. ' tarms : -adjoined: - WE) R3i MELIII:II3iit CO.
fine : piece • of
,meadow land seperate w_"Watches, Clo . ek,..ii,nd Jewelry' *Paired
tem. ' Both Waritod this land '
•in
both be- best manner 'any Warranted. - ). • : ' •
,g willing:to pay a Very' liberal price i Montrose, April 5,1876. • '
leither wad w illing to resign ~ his 'eh ' n --''
v
~.. ance . %.11.AIRVOYAN;A:AXAMINA14 ORS FREE. - *
if : pitolniiiii4or to divide the poisessioni, Ther a l t is ex n p % r s l u e b n j e e e c a t s i t it i ßt i rfilllii(i so !much
SO. thit*remained for- many Months, study
ideed yeati,- and then ftlilu s ek ---Ralatiin is diseases. The, astonisang rea s t u ni c ' cl it a ni t rn r n e .
I , ; 'makable .cures. performed by Dr. But a teifield .
lime forward;: find
: placed • before, ilic, are due to the gift of clairvoyance, •to the lifeZ'
leighbor thedod. 'of the 15 6 (. 1 .'' 'lt Was ton ti 1 •'
g s ..1( y.ot the. constitution of man, 4ini. the .
, fatained , by. Some - eishotiorable ' means, curing of diseases from at i urit i lremedies. (iurei k '
Alter Gorden', did ' , not' 'hesitate to de-, the worst forms of Scro n f it k a n t e a y rr s h o , Palest 3 yie
ihiie';'' B iie" l / 6 ;--OF - ty . had , heent bitter ' male Weakness, Asthma n
be at the- Catlertt -House. Binglialato e n :
initnies. . Well, folks' in -the- neighborT V arsday, and Friday, iApril, 20 - and. 21st. -:
\clod :thought Ralston had done.'nothing %, - -
'icing, and all espoused his 'cause, Fir : ili ANY through the country are ' siw' -
iei. . Gordon wass'generally- unpopular fticted With -a couglt•andan
otdraotyerely al:
ph. of the
'air: passages * leading' to the lungs. `-Various
inth . it',Was - 'a, source .:of gratification to rerntdies aro - used,' hut that whichis" sit'ld4 -
:any - that he bad not been the success- 'give
,the best satisfacticin is. :Taylogs -.Co tiV,,li n
ul purchaser:. ' ' . . . ,Syrup or Expectorant.As it is Boa on the
I ,' The only _of..onei and - daughter'' .of .principle No
eof C u re, NO Pay it woull . 6 •t ''.
ftbt,otiker,.-brict played todather froth n ` ty he well to giveit a trial - It ' can bd . ? l el a c : l4-
Of ail the Druggists in lijontrci6b orii . tte ti ale e rs (l ;
fancy.' . After-'! the, quarr el b betwe • therm general.throughout the - connti4
tathr.ro, .T,hoy...tiere ' ordered ' ' °l '
-to-. keep , to' March 20, 1876tf. ,
, . - • ) •• - ,
iberrsefveS.'•-•-•Blit this they couldn ' t' do ' i ,, - ,„' •
T
.o the first :place, they • loved each thei:!` IT-"'
''' l;'
• . ' . '
Plain
have just rece i ve d -a very laige stock 'of
no well.. ;Then, they' met, at church and p pe i i ip pi 7 in ci ;a 4t n iTy i . a e n n e ve! b op i , fetter aid; note pa
linging7Sebeol..• So it contiribed,-. until cards of
`rank wa# twenty•one, : and Millie seven-fall sizes and e6lors6;e6"hila
p 4 os i t ) et? ";
point .e
een.. - Thanksgiving 'evening ; two yearB?all Of Which wc 'can 'afford to
office in this pr, neighboring counties,
ireviOus .0 illy intrxiliciiig : Millie to mi t."ll ' 6 ' il d r ; n tood'l t tyle. , Work done in black and
Ir_qadqi, Frank . had - soug h t: : farmerzGor-leo ' i d or l
lon, told. iiitii . how truly _ • he loved.'l . lll, ipd we,'Oill.show
Idapiht.er,.aqd, beggedthat he would "velv(' ll wha i ' we eh ° d° . kinds of blanks On
his heal
us, -s.
gibey u o su think . a
i i thcre is any. that
him permission to win 'h
ex , . • - :
‘4:. / :- ,hand iirinted - tooriler , '.'
Even_, farmer .`.RalitOri, - whose hl ' 'ELEGANT f i
1 1 1 . In & bettu
.Wr 0e: HAIR .3: -woth an's „r vn• i .
heart i wes centered an his only : Boni :40.). ty When it faties, - .islie r:Ades' , a Whileit
cOrnpanied hith„and , •joineivhis entreaties'isiPt- hi ight; her, personal at i• N t:. ..
-
actions are st i ll
i maintained. 'By preserving the I air fresh and
with Frank's. going,so far as . t offer li . -'•
ilsiniit f d land and hia.i..l' :......2_—..: . ' l - i:Orotti a youthful .a (lemurs is eontin "1
, 41. nto;1011 was ina , oe, to . adjourn. which ,r,;its. stitrough many ymtri, Those .wh grieve o 1
e 4lieir truling,hitirtu'rUitwi :gray too ,eathy:sliot)ltt
cirri - ed; - - The 'fr,i' ! ii.eril committee - of the 'Tian .
ougii at 3lontroSe, and of the townshipS. a nd _ ' V "" . 04 f 4 l-Yer'.s Ilair7lyigor • preventS it, and
restores gray ,or faded - intir to its natural ccliir '
.horomOs.oftlie -county, _will .soou:be rallied to'::. It is a t‘lf.ar. and to prepanition -co I'l '
tog neither oil, dye, nor `anything d i 'let e nr l . l l) U n s -,
gelller, and. Such action. taken ti .will'redUce
0. 19 .in-warts to .i he scalp ;wintt is most needed—.
thezetier al coinin i t tee to sub,corninittees, and
I s i o s n e t t r ise or of i ' ph:i l ls:ant and tieligh ifti I treedoin; horn
teo4 4 the - work of . Catrying.:-tOrWarti;the. i ait ruff.—.Newperne (N a) To/ a, •
celebration to 'complete: ,and. entliiiiitiStic:SUC- . ..
..-
cess.o
Sergt ton,: , Aprit ,
by . MN. NV. P., , :1-101ings.,..Frgnk :Flirsytli; of
South Gibstin, ttOliss Isabella L. Pat, of
.GuEit..xszY--BEBE—At , tbe
..brie's fatbeeg,
negr'vrgriltliti Forlis,'Snsquebanna eotnity,,Pg:
A mil:- sth ; . bS WY.. A. D;
GuerSey, of ; - 11.aiikinoy City, 6eh,iylkill cot?aty,
Pa.,' to Miss 'Emorrillie Beebe.' . .
GnaT--In - Snsquollanna. Depot, Stine 80,1875,
Hiram S. Gray, aged 42 years...,
thlaY--lti Montrose, April 14, 1876, of para
lysis, Ezra Gray, in the 81st year sal his age.
FORD--In Auburn, March 10th, of inflanta
tion of -, ,the lungs,- Fredtlie',.s , soul or W. S.7prid,
Hattie Ford, aged :8 inonths , and 10 days.; •
MEA D—ln New Milford, March 2511i,0f tnein
branous\proup,,Abbie ifiypungest , daughter of
Henry and Fat;inieA. liltOcageti 4 years and
3 months. • „ ..1; , •
ADAMS—lritNatiek „Village; Warwick; Kent.
e0.;.11, - . 1., Sunday,. April. 2,. after two dayi
vere blues's,. of Mabel! Ali/lira; in
fant daughter of Juhu Quiney,and Ella Augus
ta Adams; aged Sinoutlo,:and,2o,duys.,:.
TlFFiNich-In Brooklyn,- March 25th, A. J.
Tiffany, aged ... 6o yeara,,2 nient :;§ and 27.daYs.
Mr. Tiffany was 000 of Our mom_ worthy (it
- A . siitistantial-, thriving to ; a man
Ot,goint ludgmynt..lie was a man of itreproaelk i
ii,ieltlttfrgeter. :t iiii , !0:1444.1.6 ,-
li4ibitii . .o JO l'aiheri.,l3 l p. F 46 4! t
husintiss . tiniactions, and was al ways - ietitty to
'iisti.Bt the needy. by his Calliifit•l and l advie6., lle
- haves.a wjdow,linf,i one son to ,m'onrii their.sad
bereavtaentinthis' dent , -
_
MCP:TRUK :G RAV E D SCIIDOL. '
-
The suinowr:'Terin
continuo ntno,w . neki.. ',CI/411414: Is 3 00 to
. /t,5 00
i. -ac ci~rciicxg terf,,rade--pay4l/Je in lidyane.o..:lo:
pupkllti:ool3 , 6o JO, ;less , term. ,rvr
furtuitr particulars, tippiy,fo
„I - M. Els,*Aft, PTincipal•
" 4 .
Montrose Aprirs 1876.' 140V4
MEM
f-' ,• Tines Arm PLavE I z • •
,
1 - I --, .a , ; f;.! ' , - Now Is mu{ Mtlt TO , P.AINT.
v ' "-- ''; r ei -e - '
', 7 - -` V ' - 1 Lead and Oil cheaper than the have been
.‘ x ~ ? ..rs •. CA ,I . %., ,
~ , -:i 4, .;. 4_ „ e_Ar._. '. -4
-
1 , :, the place to buy anything •in tilt PAINT and
-, •,• ' el , DRUG li ne at the very lowest:tigure,s. ' A 'large
."t
'assortment at Brushes and Varnikes constant
- MONTI i n ,
, Ay stock. The celebrated Hail, Bradley, &
„,......;,„„leo.'s*Pure White Lead constantly on'hand, for
t iwhich BURNS is the §OLIC ! AGENT for Montrose
Iland vicinity. ~ •
Montrose, April 19, 1876tf.
t
IL A. DE.s,NS,.Sii.pretary,
IVY AtIL X;t.191. G• M 3.
souLizfor - Ex - •
Milanese Locate.
1 _
HANDBILLS fur Auction Sales, etc:, printed
) ,if at theDEIiOCRAT office La first-class style and
1 1
~ f :( at reasonable prices.
CAYuoA PLASTER. : FrOsh
.and !tine ground.
A-Nrie: supply, For sale, by J.. 1. Ttaynsford
t Montrose tt. R. Also time - by the barrel'. •
Mohttose; April 5; 1876inot: • •
I •
PHOTOGIUPm..-rPicturbs taken-in all the lat
,:st stylea. Old pictures copied , and enlarged.
Also a splendid lot - :of frames or sale cheap,
at G. N. DooLnwrim'a.
Montrose, 'Tune '74.4-tf.
MAGNIFICENT lot of fine Clots and Cassi
veres, Coatings and SuiOngs for custom work,.
list: received, call and leaie your neasure for a
slew suit at - '
j. GUTTENBERG' ROSENBltrik& Co.
April 12;4856tt.
WEEKS, 711E1,11Utsu & Clo..have .Ikned 'their
Imitire new stock of Dry Oiiods, - ,Clithing,:nats
• aid Caps; Boots and -ShOes; Yankiellstutions,
' c., &c. One . thior above new brisk
Public Avenue: Pricesgreatly recliced. Now
isitie time to-buy goods ebeap. • •
• .' NVFkus, DIELIIO3II. & 00.
Montrose, April •5,1876. •
. . .
• Lei 'tfill'il{ thitt, the -.liii l t . Iple of Montrose a 0
vicinity are-finding out where the • most 7 poph
lariDry Goods House. ining.:amtonis located .
for C. F. Sisson & Co.ltriforin us . . that :their
traste, from this section,-ist very large.and,eOn
stantly increasing. In their stock .may n w . •
found a large' and careftilly selected stock tot
Dry Goods, suitahic to the:wants of everybod ..
''lltel make 1 - 41:- specialty'l Of , Black .Silks, 13hte
1
CaSiltneres, Black Moltatrs, Black AlpaeaS, ant
the. : finer gradvs,of Preis,;°Goods,.and • in this
line' are prepared
..to glie, some decided WI ,
gioxii: We. suppose thatLnearly everYirtlyjis
'aware that. their ;store it. located at • 61. court
Street, next to the Cana4 I .
Binghamton,,-Sept.:,MVlls. - • '. —, .4 ..
'LATEST
NEWS 1 (111AMTON. •
The latest news in. Bi#gliainton is-that Hine
Sholes, of 59 Court Street, have just, receive('
their,third Fail l and Winker stook of.D y> Moods
which 'is: 110 W, comPletc - ,:in all departments.;--
The best Silk. The 'beat: - Black Cashweres.---
The best AlPaca. The hest Merinos:--Empress
—Plaids of all descriptions. The best. Shawls„
Kid 'Gloves, Embroideries, Rihbons, Ties, &e,,
iu tact ever; thing that kopt in a firFt'-claSs
Dry Goode Store at bottom figures. Another
importatit itein,which if known may be essential
to. the, people of MontrOti, New Milford and
surrenn(ling,conntry; tlat Geo. B. ble.Collum
and C. C. Faurot would he most happy to see
al!'of, their acquaintanceli !: and show , them the
bargains biat. Hine & Shiites _are now: prepared
to give. • - , HIKE & Sitcm.r.s.
Bin,gliam ton,' Dec. 1, 1575. •
. .
• •
D MIN I Air o 11'8 1 0 TIC
the eitate:.6l-Jitth j3tfiwitt. Ilite of Middletown
toWittlEp. 'County„ decd
Letter,. of A'onifut,tratton . the hhvilk!
beco . :,graniect.. to !tie liOdvritt . gnOtt,- perbOlf
ht elst3ie are regfie.tetl to nTe ito pity men r,
:m4)111 person.i . . havintz eliuto • ,tiga3nst, raid esutte ate
rcquette,oto provnt tliew .witiaout.rich4v, • • •
Whi' . :svloolN.:
• ! • .AdlitliliitiatOt
;•• • -
?dnfth 29, 11:45.7:10*.,
F ARnt FOR SAtt, •
At, pobscrlbei, offe'ri his farm
~for este - , vlivate
Fu fit . 'Ake; eimtisinlue 65 aims 5U unproved:. •NV 01.
k eep t we l ve 0 %1 ,0.1 1 4 Well watered, le oleo'
ecod grairrfarmi trice"yorrop: orelistd. Teftleirt
_will be made easy., For further partleularkettptlie of.
:3-,, - .:411.4 - 1101+ , REYNOLDK, 4
a. or 8 . 8zi505 , 4 1 ,415_71,:
relXls3, -4 'lll'..Ar ^ nontroes, Fa
7: i :_......
New York Produce . Market.
•
Reported Every 'Week Expressly for Tux lolowsiosa
DIPLOCRAT by Rhodes dt tietver, Product, Cosumbi•-
lliOn /451rchants. 26 %%Italian etrestilvew York.
New York Friday April 14,
Receipt*:lett sit days. - • 10,023 pkgs.
The general nierket is rather quiet'io-day, and
the feeling, if anything, it irate depressed The
supply is.still from.this gtate, mote
is arriving than iswanted by the trade. .:•
NEW BUTTER.
PARS, State. . ,sat
Pails. 'State, fair to good 85 .!Q 37e,
Half firkins, tubs, State prinie.3t3 at' 400
Half .firkins tubs State, fair-33 at 38c
OLD BUTTER.
tate Firkins, choice, selected ..37, 38e
State - Firkins, good to itrime...3B :Q 35e
State Firkins, fatr_ to g00d......'.28 :igt. 83c
State Palle,dairy,good to pride 38 igt - 85e
State Fail§,eciixttnon fair.... 25 Boq
. • - CHEESE. = • •• ,
Receipts last silt days .... 7,152 boxei.
This being "Good , Friday? the_ gxchange is
closed, and but little b,usinessia hying transact
•
State Factory', fancy.. .... .13%6 149,16 ;
State Factory, tine 114 13c
State Faclory, fair.to gond.. 9%0 .10%c
State Dairies,fancy ;cream 12%e.
State Dairies; fair to g00d.... 8%(4) 10%c
EGGS. ,
;Receipts last six days.. , 13,444 pkgs.
The receipts, are light again to-day, but the de
mand -has been moderate, and pi icei. early, in
the day were Weak with -,Efilict. about all that
could be obtained , tor prime, but later in - the
day, there was a little more looking M•ound,and
holders of-really fancy )atarks , Werel generally
disposed ,to ask;l9c.
State and Penn 19 ;ogt 19gc
Western choice .... 18%,(4 19c., ,
DRESSED POULTRY. ‘• •
There is only a moderate: call for dressed
poultry, and prices are not quite so Arm. .
Turkeys, State . . .20 'f@ 21c
Turteys, Stale, fair to g00d... .16 (4 -1.9 c
'Chickens, Jersey,orime - 21
~(c3.. 22c
.Chickens; Jersey, lair tb good ..18 20b .
Ducks, Jersey prime . 18 og, 20c
Ducks,Stite and Western prime 16 @ 18c
Geese, jersey prime 13 @ 16e .
tßeese,State and Western prime 12 i 14c
MEATS AND STOCK.
The supply of dressedi calves continues very
liberal, and tholig t igt - (i ---- e Is a fair demand tu 7 ,
day, prices r e low:and irregular.
LiVe Sheep, weiitUrs. - .,.„.. : 7 834 c
- Live Calves, Suite .. 8
• 04 8 Ic , ,
Hog Dressed Calves fine— 9 .®'.loe
DRIED . FRUITI
Apples are quiet and -unchanied.l,,Raspber
ries and cherritt are in few bands ,and firmly
held.
•
State Apples . , sliced - ' •
State Applcs,quarters... ...... 8 . ;64Z4 9e
Peeled;Peaches, Ga., far cy....15 , 16c
Peeled Peaches, fair, t0gp0d.,.12 •Z 1 18c'
Blackberries., -
Cherries, State. .....6, 20c
_
Raspberries.. ... 26 27 - e
Plums, State 20c
POTAtOES. -
Bermuda PotatOeS, per bbl iE400,gt.9
Early Rose, bulk, per . I 75Q1 25
Reachblow, bulk, per . 1.125g1 62-
Prince Alberts, bulk,.per bb1.... i-75(t41 00
Peerless, bulk. per . . 1500 75
Sweet yellow " 50@:44 00
rrREASITREICS S'ALF. U
OF NSEAT
ed Ltind V..nrqiiehinria Count
Notice is hereby given - that, agreeably 1, to the Act of
the peneral Assembly or, the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania,' directing: the mode of selling unseated lands.
the lands of which the' warrantees. or owtokrs or the
numbers eiveirbelew willhe sold at public undue, at
the (loud house in ; Montrone, on • lifonday, the 13th ' of
June. A".,1). IS'6, „ for .arrearoges due and the curt ac
crued on each' tract ierpect.fully, unless the snore be
paid before the day of sale—rale to commence at' ten
o'clock a.m. • -
Acees. t• Warrardees. ! Owners Names. Tazee.
ARiRAT
ICS 'Nichols , 8080
sGXlJonathani ger-.:
g ant, jr.,. Pt..
Jonathan her- - •
geaut. jr:, pt.
Win Forbes
Jonathan Ser I
geantjr pt
I Lronard Stone- 'I
humeri' ,
[Hobert Wilson,
•
Williatrt:Seinple‘
Chr,f.topher.lrwiu:
A tiArcw ..M6Cerliol
Thomas Durrak,
Ann lioker -
Jane Roker •
Samuel
Nn 1::;
No 1' .
No 2
;• ' •• i
Howard. tipe.neer
Maass Bailie Est
*.T`Orr..- • i
44 Drinker, = 1 1
It belongs to It S
r.:-quires '
itoexetc,4tts 'Mr...
Line Veit cif thif- 1 . .
finest NEof A. R Tleßoie/Est
•
,'W Warper . i - , `
Walter Genner let • ;true Rose.,
' • eilyBAT P.4:4D - T WP:
. ..
:CharlesDutler " - I U A Clirk'& Co:
. _ ~ .. , ... , , D lt.Cliandler
F Lusk Tract ''l H Dayton
- • ''.. • ' -.' • l3hermell D•Plfelpt
No 4 for .i 974
43 .
fl
94
2000
848T4D Twr. '
,I.4ustm Tlfrouty
Robert Trnti '
)114143LeiNT ,
" - C L "%Pura, Est
John Kugler No 51 ~ `•Niehael Meylert
.11ERITi4TWP. , •
Ratnuel Newport , Ira' 'Nichol*
'Henry Hill • • do 1
tnhu,Cadwallader` = - do .do I,
Jorattban . 46 do
Mrs S'Haluiltoti. 5 'Abel,
4Aoicscitt'rir. ',- •
f,Sedute'Grlsiiiold
14
323
301
"106
60
t 'Abel 'To!re4,, ,
. t
,440.I'TW:Pa
1 ~' j . '.- -' : ' :Wra ./ Hartley
!Peter Harris ` t -' ' Abel 'Parrett .'l ,
!John Marcy •
„,,,, 4ohd Marcy Est
„LiIiZRIT TWP. : c ,,,, -,ne
Nos 43 51 inti. - 04 -j ,in if
umphicy iias & 11 7200
George Fainbilys' -, !Aaron Young • ti i 418110
1 •
.. ,_ ItIPPI, , T9wg Twr. •-• t ' ; 4
llz'- . '' . .' ;''' TH IT. 'Befit° I. I VIO
ErAleGovera-lott - - '.• t-1 do .:;,'“,,,„1116 • '., • 1 ' lot,
. , ,
, , . • Nay illi.Tounk "MR. , .. { . , s , •;!:
I, lie L, Ward t Esiato I, . A ;4.
- ' • OAIS.. 4.711 D 'r‘vP,.' - . .
I Pail Kugler '''' ' r ' - fti r lvita*S tate 'I TO
-, r
-3 :. 'limn TWP. . • 4 `;'''''
i '-
--` 1 i '
I * P, fftfind ,viraterfnan eel. t .
I ~ , frO", l zor: 0:W4 01 11 1 4 0 n 1 ,
• • t orntaavg.La Tire'.
110 80' tat for .187 b • _,k il 0 Drinker las-, : 1
.
.: 1 , t ,t v 't, ,r.t.,,7. t`
,'••, .'4 utea ' ' 'i: t -
' . -•” ' " Tilofultic it‘o ~'. '• ' .„ _
- ul:, ..,.," ,-.,.., ,y ‘, A l s o. ..- -, 4 .1
lit( : .17e:0110:InCyltsti_ . g Witioer . ,,, it
19W„, peter tityder,i i 11,t 11 A (Jooksf.!.&c: , I = w
i to , ' ti s i
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Tressurees
Office 20ootinse April 8, "M. ...
BUTTER.
MIMEO
' 401
1. •I'",'
.711
Nieho,l3_ t
and Alden
. 1.. do ,'do':"!. ••• ' 4l
;' do, do
Oitsp!e ` 'and' 'Pierce
Its MS, Itotiferti Es
o.4mes Menuetey 1
altrouti
Mdtta Merideth,
Al B Mills
.. >;~ ,
, .
;Livn,aor ,
111111 i
AM' TUE NEWS,
~,.
\
1, 47, 7 :9 . TO- NARY \
AND SVERYBODT, WV , ,
FOR GOOD'iligivi - 4 kEthriff 4).*braf!!gn,oo.
*O ,
11.\
Toiturpi sirs nom
THE.. pig5T,::N.A.ff,:i4.1,..:;4,!1K,
(SeArle'i New Brick,
Where the? siOrkifett on hind the best sitipttid z i4* et
•lea's and lio.te'T:lleads-Zade
DR Y - Na D Elfr' N 'rflU S itri, A LSTlN P "'
• GOODS, •
of all descriptions and latest styles.
OWN VIVA 04t r and we imill sari rag ItooraTe—
Terms. ash or good paper- Respeetur 7, -
S. PILLMAN &• CO.,
• . - •
NALT/01141. • PRY . GOODS & PLOTNINO • EXPROBSOIL
BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS, newest 'spades,
• 23 tents vpr-yard, •
. - at 8: P. & CO.'S First National.
. .
BLACK AND : COLORED CASDNERES, *ll diodes
34 cents Tier
at S. P. ar, uO. S snit 24stbard.
BEST CALICOES, new styles and Intl:Wore. 8)( cents
ai l t r i. ar g CO.'S First National. "
HANDSOME HAMBURG EDGING AND prssirpme
• 'from' 10 cents per yard up,
at S. P. & CO.'S First National.
YARD WIDE BLEACHED COTTONS,' from 8 cent.
per•
- S r ''. a nd
P. 1 4tC0. 4 8 First NatietiaL
•
YARD:WIDE FACTORY,, from 7,4 cents per yard
upwards. s
, • , at IL P. & co2s TIM Sada:lid.'
BEST SHIRTIIkiGIS, new styyles.lB ets. pier ysrd,
. •at S. P. & CO.'S First NationaL
•
BOYS'- READY-MADE SUITS; from t•IS rip; '
- • s at S. P. & Co.'S First National.
-READY-MADE SUITS; frOm $6.50 aro,
at S. P. &Cu.'S First National.
MEN'S READY-MADE SUITS, from $R up;
at S. P.
BOYS' 6ASSIVERE PANTS; frorri $1.50
' i . • at S P. &CO.'S First .Natiopal.
KEN'S caisimitmc'yAiip's, fi oni $2.5Q op.
I. it S. P. &•CO.'S First NationaL
We shall slit° keep on band Ged4' and ledtete Un
derwear of all styles; ladies' and misses' Ready-made
Suits. As assistat , ce to our experienced and artistie
milliner. we have engaged the services of one at the
\ leading trimmers in New York city. and *e guarantee'
our department to contain the teadlog ntytea
and ttirameti in best city styles, -and our prices lower
than elsewhere Remember we wi 11 keep a full assort
eat of, all closes of goods generally kept in litit-elsiss
stores, and our prices we warrant will be the lowestla
Suatittehanne pourity. Our iipeciai buyer be to
the market at all tames, and prbcuro for tis the latest
novelties. Our motto will be. "Juallee to all." Bear
in mind we have a NEW STORE, NEW GOODS. and
the LOWEST CASH PRIC,ES,.IN THE , COUNTY. As
an inducement to make large purehasee we will deiltlct,
'(on demand) on all cash bids. 0f..510 or more, Ave per
cent.
E o o c i n t e
.onn-and,a)l
-' :And ary t A i rjo m o 111 1
At S. P. & Co:* P irist Na tion.-all.
Itespectrully, PILIAMAN t
• Fir:lliatitinai Dry f3dods and Clothing Store.
Mon'icise. - Istareit 25, 1876. • .
iii :B t: T A T .4. 9 ,I 4: :, sty.oun.,
, 4 1- 10 'ACADEigi
lidc;ozLtx °sea Qom.
l Owing, ReOresets Oil, '* i 00:000,04 t)..
Fire•Asso'clattou of Phil., Capktal &Assets, f 8,500_0*
Insurance A.:O. of N. A., * •" ' 15,0000
Pennsylvinia'Fire„ Phil.,• 1 -(. 0 00: 10 '
Ins. Ga. or PA, Phila.. - " 700,000'
Lycoming of .Matiney; " • " cooo,oo.
Lancrister of Lancatter, 44 , " 400011,
oewton ofliewton; tti it,cow
Home tcs. Co., N. Y., ; " "
National ." • " ' ' " ' " 4.50000
Coa.rnercial.Fire ", • Z4bo4)oolt
tiartford Fire of Hartford 'Ct. . "
Atlas ' " ' 44 "?'` .so olUou
itual Canadlan u of. Montreal..
Canada. 1.200;MI
LtverpooL ;London As. Globe, ' ^Z
of Ltverpoo I Eng., ;: 2 9190149 0 „
Providence Washington, Of '
R. t; 5 " • i 41 , 600,01*
:30
5.5,
.9J
80.
Conn hintuatLitotns Co' Aseettir "' Sara
AttleriCSA Lite. ' • • ; 7 1: 'll5,
209
2315.
SSA 10
22
I B4O
. , •
travelers In 6: Hart.,.oapltil Barplue 411401X011111' ,
Railway Puoutions,... . 4 ,,, ' . ;; P: • $6004)01,
• 111
SS
• .• *-?
Thenndersiguedhaebeen wellicnown in ill scounty,fot
the pita 20 years, as:an Irtau.rance Agent,,, Louses, itSui
totnea by ble•Oompalnleb have been ptempttr
piia. . :f , 3 „ •
earOince At. etuirs, in, building emit .fecOn 330u1d541.-,
Office of WM. 001)or & 00., TOtiliike abaci. ii.o. •
BILLIWGS STR0111) Akenti •
efrflittlgg ft. SMITH, . 1.,;
AMOS NICHOLS, *ace angterS. 4 • ••= • •
, •.• LAworioN, ttoitcteak'.,ii.
MottirPtie,. As. tr. 18741.
OMETHINGIttt
•
•,_ -. ,-
• `'s
-1 ; '• • r“. • ,W•
41100 T sPLEQ4 41X01)-,
'hat foot opened over Wtelot.,Milhiii4i a it
i ittnito of work outlet* ordortucHopitta t ittotott i 4
r9. ilittoorit otich ASK4'44- 3 1 P.44. ~,,ALTIII),rit , 01013
lou lootboufloosttlera 'plow - 9lllll
Montreal/ Fob.,* 101.-41 t: *mot.
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