Arrangement of 'Mil&
VIA RAILROAD:
_
• • Arrive* Deparse
1 ankhannock„,(Daily,) b•t• "MP In 1318 m
Via STAGSB / '
L
Montrose iiepot,(Daily,).....,. 80 01 , to 6 60 1 a
.11
New Milford. (Daily,) . . ' 1000 am 1 80p m
Wyalusingi (Daily.) 945 sm 20op m
Friendavilh).(tri weekly,)6oo pta 800 am
:lonklin Station, (trl weekly) 700 a m 700 am
'Biegbamton,via S. Lake,(trl weekly). 600 p m 700 t, rn
geshoppen.(tri weekly,) JO 00am 400 pm
The New York, (via Montrose Depot,) New Milford,
runkhannock,and Wyaiusing are duly.
The Conklin Station mail runs Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays. .
The Binghamton mail, (via Silver Lake,) runs Tips
lays. Thursdays. and Saturdays. •
Friendsville mail rune Tuesdays,Thnrsdays t, ant Sat
o rday 11; 1
ite Meshoppen mail runs Mondays,Wedne days, and
Fridays,
ADDITIONAL STADIA:
•
A Stage leaves daily for Montrose Depot a' 1 ut.,ind
reform at 6 p.
A stage leaves daily for New Milford atlttoa.ui.
old returns at 3 30p.m. .
E. CSPOi . DRAM. P. M.
- Montrose Railway Time 'Table
Arrangrnent of Trains. To take effect o
April 17, 1876.
Down Trains,
tip Tra.ne
SOUTHWARD. . ' NORTHWARD
A. I. A. St. P.U. -
5.5 10.15..... ....Montrose • —9.00 412 '
555- 1026 . ....845 .545
558 1023. C001'5..... ~...840 498 ,>1
606 10 32 • Hunters • —.835 ••• 444 ' I
608 10 36 ....Woodbourne. 880 .440
612 1040... Dimock 8-25 436 ,
617 10 47 Tyler's." _Bl5 428 '
625 1057.... .. ... 805 - 420 I
630 11 05
Aver Lynn 55 412 •
645 11.18 y's 745 405
657' 1, 18, . .... ....Lemon F 735 • 400
705 1133 ..:725 345
715 11 45 Marcy's • 715 337
720 12 00 Tunkhannock.:%...7 00 322
Ttnins will ran on Lehigh Valley time as kept in the
Ofilte,of P. & N. Y. RR at Tunkhatinock.
All trains connect at Tunkhannock with P. & NY.
R. R.guing north and south. .
JAMES. I. BL&R.SLRE. presit.
Manch Chunk. April 17. 1876.
List of New AdvertisOments.
, Money Wanted.
Assignee's Notice.
Business Card—E. Bacon. ! ,
Business Change—E. . C. Bacon;
For sale or Exchange—S. Mills Ely.
Billiard Tables for sale—E. S. Warner.
'Woad Letting—Supervisors of Silver 'Lake.
Auditor's Notice—estate of
_,Toseph Backus.
Auditor's Notice—estate of Henry Griswold.
Administrator's Notice--- ; est of John McDon
nell. 1
Attention Company—sl,ooo Bounty—D. D.
Searle.
New Goods—Dry.Goods and Clahing—Wm.
Hayden.
- BUSINESS' LOCALS.
Farmer's Club Meeting.
Chewing Shorts—Curry.
Medical Society Meeting..
Five
Five Cept Discovery— • Curry.l
Dry Goods —C. F. Sisson tt Co.
Special Notice—T.. J. W h eaton.
Slip Letting at the M. E. Church.
Attendon Patriots—P. C. Conklin.
Visitors to the Centennial—C. EL
CENTENNIAL CICLEBRAT lON.—Pursuant to
previous notice the General Coinmittee. met at
the Court House on Frlday lastto arrange tor
a County Centenntal Celebration at thewunty
seat. A large and enthusiastic nieeting assem
bled. Wm. l or`
,Jessup called the meeting to or
der. On motion Wm. H. Jessup was ..elecied
permanent President and E. B. Hawley, Secre
tary.
On motion 'the following committee to nomi
nate sub-committees_ was appointed by the
chair, viz : S. Dessauer.E . L. Blakeslee, 4..
Lathrop, J. B. McCollum,- yirm. Crossmon.
This committee then retired. The following
resolutions, introduced by L. P. Mack, were re
ferred to committee on Ordinance F -
Resolved, That the veteran soldiers &Bus
quehanna county be earnest) requested to take
an active part in the Centennial Celebration .on
the Fourth of July, at the bounty Seat, and
that they procure such uniforms and equipment
as shall be directed by the authority of the
Commander of the Soldiers' Encampnient and
that we urge the necessity of prompt action •
being takeb to ascertain the number who
(quip themselves and procure the -necessary'
funds.
1?aol-red, That the veteran • soldiers.belotiging
to the various organitationa and societies will
also unite in making. the the, display the
most interesting orgunizition of the day, as it
is the most befitting to the occasion.. • '
Re*Jired, That #• .National salate'betred at
12 o'cidelt m„ by this military organization,
and that they be invited to take such other po
sition in the , ceremonies of the day as-the Gen
eral Committee shall deem, best. . • .•
. Rcsolwl . That an' effort belnade to procure a
section of Light Artilery trom the State arse
nal of Pennsylvania . for use on the above Oc
casion, - . ,
On motion I.l.lF.,Beardsley was . rriade a mem
ber of the General Committee ' ,
The cemmitte on nomination of sub commit
tee.s here announced that .they were ready to
make their report and reported aS follows'i .
Obi FINANCE : • Montrose, Win 'A
Crossmon,
Henry C Tyler,B Stroud ;
.A.polacon, • •Grare;
• Ararat, J• C Bushnell ; Auburn , E L ; Adams;
Emoklyn, P H, Tiffany ; Bridgewater Charles
Watrous ; Clifford, J W Lowry ;' uhoconu“
E Carmalt : Dimock, P C ' Conklin . ;;Dundaff,
E S Lewis ; Franklin; :J L Merriman ;; Forest
Lake, W 14outliwell ; Triendsville, E jP .. Hine ;
Gibson, Oscar Washburn ; Great Bind,' T D
Estabrook ;
,Great Bend Village, s '8....C1i45.;
Great Bend Twp, - TV S Barnes ; Herrick, Philp
linrritt ; harford, Henry Al Jones ; ; Hsonony,
II K Newell ; Jackson, Urbane Hall.; JessUpi
Ii C Bertholf ; Lenox, D G Bliek .• . I..sthrop,
L P Mack ; Little Meadows, E 'H. Beardsley,;
Liberty, R • T flandrick ; Middletown, John C
Morris ; New Milford Borniigh; W T Mosley ;
New Milford Twp;•E Aldrich ;. Oakland, 1 1 3'F
MeKune ; Rush, NJ!. Sherwood . ; Silver Lake,
•E W Rose ; Spiingville, B. C., liandrick-; -. 1 §14-
quelianna Depot, Gaylord Curtis,; Th6son,
31 T Whitney. ~ .., . ,!. \ \
.''
...-
ON . ComnSBAiiiES : • Montrose, J -.4 - Rayns- ;
f ord, s 'Horton, H Ll'..lessurol Ji••lteirri4gtoli,
J S Tarhell, G- B - Eldred Apolacon; Lewis
Beebe ; Ararat, Julius - .tyler„; • ;Auburn,*4lo
. L Lacy ; Brooklyn; Moses CaldWell• ; Bridge..
water, Kirby 'Bunnell ; *Cliflu,rd,.John .13olteri;
Choeonut, Nieh;tel•Diinnelly!; . Dithdaff,jArthur
Aires ; Ditnock. Horace, I.pailord ';
Franh \ lic,
J II Munger ; .. Foreet, .I.:ake, liearY fiPifroid l
Fri• . • . - • •'' •
endsville, 13:Glidden • • '
,Gibson,'Harrison
~ . .
Barnes. Great Bend, R F Stephini ; dreat.
Bend Village, Joseph Dubois ; . Great. Bend
TAT, Jot! a Lane
,; lierriek, Cliar,lPai. , ,FrA,7P '.
Idartord, David ° 'i 7 - lime t . Ilariniiiiit t gli# lles
tue kktyi;'.4eliion l it;TA Bei: 11 ; l'; 4 400,i: hi 11
4e hne., , Loricti; ,. .liihis Hartle -:.; ..1.4i thrbK-4 13
, • • ,
Bronson ; Little Meadows, Sydney Pitcher ;
Liberty, H i C Knight ; Middletown, Samuel
Dodge ; .New Milford Borough, John Hayden ;
New Milford Twp, Dennis Shay ; Oakland,
Bradley Beebe ; Rush, John JHarysy Silver
Lake, Robert Gage ; Springville, H K Sher
- I
man ; Susquehanna DepotX G Taylor ; Thom
son, Moriimer. Searles. • '
ON ORDER OF THE DAT : C 3lGere,H Deane,
David, Stitnnters; W T Mozley, D Searle.
ON OFFICERS OF THE DAY : W J Ttirrell, P
Conklin, B B Little , E B Hawley, A J Gerrit
eon.
"ON Music : Henry C Tyler, A B Burns, - W
Sauthwell, F Beardsley, •W H Cooper, E
N Barney. •
ON Oimizi t txca : C M dere, J R Lyoas, C
Watrous, Horace Deans, Daniel W Searle.
- ONlLLmintraTioN W
'Tossup, Wll Deans, E.O Fordham, A Lathrop ;
Wm H,Cooper. • . •
n Monday,
ON ORATOR &C. :;.J B MeCollum,E 4 L Blakes
lee, A Lathrop, L F Fitch, J R Dewitt.
ON INVITATIONS AND CORRESPONDENCE : Rev
J E Chessbire, Rev J- G Miller, Rey. E A. War
riner, Rey W T4erpe, Rev A Moore; Rey W
C Tilden, J'R Raitisford.
On motion the sub-committees in each town
ship and boroughbere enpowered to increase
tie number as . they may deetit advisable, and
report such names to the . Secretary of the Gen
eral Committee.
On motion the name of Rev. Elisha Mulford
was added to the committee
_• on Order of the
On motion the throwing committee was
raised, on Amusements : H F Beardsley, E .
,O'Neill, W B Deans, Hyde Crocker, jr.,Thomas
Smith. \' •
ComMittee On Printing : E B Hawley, H H
Frazier, Wm White.
It was resolved that when the committee ad
journ, it shall adjourn ' to meet the 30th day of
May, at 10 o'clock a. m.. at the Grand Jury
room in th Court" Elouae, in Montrose. On
motion, Secretary was instructed to notify the
members of the several committees outside of
Montrose of their appointment. Adjourned..
E. B. HAWLEY, JESSUP,
Secretary. President.
Cnavillid Sumas. 40c. a pound at CURRY'S.
, TRY CURRY'S sc. DISCOVERY.
18t1. BEST IN Towx.
Sur LETTING.-The pews in the kt.E.church
will be let on Saturday, May 13, at the church
from 10 to 12 a. m., and from 2 tci. 6 p.
Members and others are requested to make it a
point to he present:
irehard.
By order of Trustees.
Montrose, May 3, 1876. 18w2
Vtarrofts to the Centennial can find good ac
commodations within a mile of the Centennial
Grounds, on line of street railway, at reaspna
ble priees: Drop a postal. card a week or two
before coming, to seeure , rooms.
C, H. BIRCHARD,
3847 Hayerlord St., West Philadelphia, Pa.
May 3, 1876tf.
• MEDICAT I MICETD,M.—Titere will he a
special meeting of .the SUsquehanna County
Medical Society at , Brooklyn, Pa., on Wednes
day the 17th :of May, at ten o'clock. There
*ill be a disci4sion on the aetiology, pathology,
and treatmentiof Chorea. Ad regular practi
tioners are invited to be present.
1 ' CiLvtzt C. HALsF.v, Sec.'
May 3, , 1876.
ATTENTION PATRIOTS. . —Notice ilS r eleby
given that a meeting of the citizens of the
township of Dimock will be held at Elk Lake
on Saturday, May 13th; to make suitable ar
rangements to have the township of Dimock,
properly represented at, the County. Centennial
Celebration to be held , at the County Setif, July
1876. • • P C. CONKLIN,
. Finance Committee.
Dimock, May 3,1876. 18w2
\ SPECIAL Non . ok:7-Dr. T. J. WhPaton, the
.well-kn Own 'Dentist, will be at his office: in
Binghaniton or 'Nonday May Bth, and remain
'one week. He proposes to, repeat this visit the
first week in every month. The•balance of the
time,he will be at his, office In-Wilkes-Barre,
Experiencedyworkmen' cap be found in
both of 'his offices, at all times and fur whose
. work he lipids himself personally respOnsible.
Montrose, May 3, 1876w1.
TEE Susquehanna county Farmers', Club
will meet at the old, court house iu Montrose,
on Saturday,atternoon, May 6th at one o!clock,
to conlinue the discussion of the question :---
•'Howhatl we treat our dairies to reach the
best results ?"
All who feel interested in this ,discussion are
invited to be present, whether they take part
in' the discuision or not.
• D. D.:ldertlitor, Sec.
Montrose, May 3187841.
WE TAKE pleasure iu ealliUg the attention of
our reiders to the fact thad the popular Dry
Goods house• of C. F. Bissoli & Co., Bingham
ton, are now recciving an unusually large and
complete' assortment of new spOng goods. Not
withstanding the cry of "bard times," this
house informs us that 'their trade is larger than
at any former season. This is easily, accounted
fOrlby the fact that they always offer the most
reliablegoods at• the same prices- that many
houses sell a very inferior grade. All the- nov
relties _of the season, both of foreign and do-
Inestie maniffss:ture, may now be found upon
their shelvelf, and a visit'to their store,will con
yince Anyone that-that is the place to trade.
,
HANDBMIS -for :Auction Sales, etc.; printed
at the 'DEMOCit . AT first-class Style and
at reasonable prima:
rr.A. new lot of s'onnuons and subpoenas
just printed at this office, Other blanks in pro
Union, all prepared with care.
- ,FLAWi'EIt. Fresh, and fine grohnd.
:A: large iinpply; Fur- sale by.T.,R. - .Raynsford
01'•31.0n!rose, R. R. AlSo lime by the barrell
Montrose, Aptil 5, 187timol.
•
NEW STOCK of ct,irpeig, oil cloths, ivatting.
&c., just reCeived.
\ GUTiENBEKG. ROSENBAUM & CO.'
April 12 , 187 att
at - X,les SOH. .1-lats,Alt and fur. Boys
Centenniitl Hats, just opened >at
. -GUTTENISEIIG, ROSENIIAUM. & CO.'
,Alirlo2,lB7otr.
IOL of fine Clotlkaand Cassi
metes, cool AgIAL4,B I / 1 011g8 for custom Vv . Uric,
jasreeeiverf eall'aad leave youumeasure foi
new suit at , •
• GurrEfivene, Rosrx L 4 O. •
• - •;UVOri 3 12eA876tr:
Business Locals.
' •
PuoToonsPus.—PictureS taken in all the lat
est styles. Old pictures copied and enlarged.
Also, a splendid lot of fratnes for sale- cheap,
at G. W. Doourrues.
Montrose, Juue 10,
F. IL &rim Ems (new ixisok store) keeps on
band New; Ybrk,Pnlladelpkia,and Bingkautton
daily papers. A:so, just received a new stock
of wall paper. . I
111.))utrose, April 20,18761
Nzw LACE CURTAINS by the sett or yard.—
Table' Linens, Napkins, towels, and House
keeping goods in great *Act'? at
GUTTENBERG; ROT3RNBiUM & Co.
Montrose, April 12, 187dtt. •
PAINTS 1 PAINTS I I Al large stock of Jew
ett's Hall '& Bradley's, and Standard White
Lead at M. A. Lyon's Drug. Store. Also White
Zinc; and mixed Ohemicali and colored Paints
for safe at the lowest cashiprices. •
Montrose, April ' 12 1876in01.
1- _ •
INSTITUTE. -1 will meet the. Teachers for In
stitue work, at South Gbson, onThursday,
May; 4th, and for Examination, on Filday, May
titb, at 9 o'clock, a. m., of each day. Educa
tional address Thursday evening.
W. C. TILDEN, CO. Sup't"
MOntrose, April 26, 1876 ,
INfivrtiva. ~ -
We have just received i very large stock of
plain and faucy, envelopes,) letter and notnpa
per, Clain and fancy bill. 'ead' • papers, ca ds of
all sizes and colors, colore poster papers, etc.
all of which' we can affo xi to print• cheaper
than any office in this or neighboring counties,
`and in as.good style. Wok done in black and
colored inks. It you thin there is any that
('anbeat us, give us a trial, and we will show
you Wliat we can do. All kinds of blanks on
hand or printed to order.- , ! . .
, 0 t
Tmi AND PLACE 1 - 1
Now is 1:1
, 1
lit TIME TO PAINT.
Lead and Oil cheaper tan they have been
known for , years. Burn- Eagle Drug Store is
the place to buy anythinft in Jhe PAINT and
DRUG line at the very lowest:figures. A hirge
assortment of Brushes and; Varntahss coral/taut
ly in; stock. The celebrated )all,' Bradley, &
Co.'s Pure White Lead constantly On hand, for
WhlCh BURNS is the SOLE AGENT for Montrose
and vicinity.' 1
Montrose, April 19, 1876 tr.
MARBLE WORKS. I
The Tunkbannoe.k Marble Works of Buris .
& White are doing a good business and are
gettingAut some very tasty jobs of Head
Stones and Monuments. lA. B. Burns, of: the
Eagle Drug Store, is their_ authorized Agent-for
Montrose and vicinity. l He has designs of
Head Stones and Monuments. Any orders left
witlEtim will be promptly filled by Burns &
White. ' . I • • ••• •
Tunkbannock, Feb. 2, IS76tf. -
MART through the country - are severely af
flicted with a cough and an obstruction of the
air passages leading to the lungs. Various
reindies are used, but that which is said to
give, the best satisfaction is Taylor's Cough
Syr9 or Exp ectorant. As a is sold on the
principle of No Cure, No Pav,it would certain
ly be well to give it a triall It can tie obtained
of all the Druggists in Montrose, or of deigers
in general throughout the botuitry. • ;
ch 29,-1876tf. ,
ELEGANT . HAIIIIS woman's crowning beau
ty: When it fades; she fades as well it
is kept bright, her personal attractions areatill
maintained. By preserving the hair lresh7add
vigorous a youthful appearance is dontinn•
through many years. Thpse who grieve over
their fading ha ir turning gray too early shOuld
knO Vb . that Ayer'Er Hair - Vgor preießts it;- and
restores gray or faded hair to its tttural.eplor.
It is a- cleat and bealtldul Ipreparation;tostaln7
lag ' neither oil, dye, nor anythinedilitetiotut,
and imparts to the.scalp What is tnostrieeded7-
a sense of pleasant and delightfullreedom from
scud or dandruff.—New 43erneCN: 7 MitB,
CLAIRVOYANT EXAMINAT QNS FRE& - • •
There is no subject that requires. ao much
study and experience as the treatment' of et a
le diseases. The.astonishing . \ suceer3s and - w
I,llre
markable cures perlorme - by Dr. - Butterfield,
are due to the gift of clai voyance; to• the life,
long study of the constit Lion of man, and the
curing, of diseases from \ nat, ral remedies. Cures
the;worst forms of Scrofula. Catarelf,'Piles' Fe
male Weakness, Asthma, Kidneys - of Bladder
Will be at the-. Cafferty House,- Binghamton
Thursday, and Friday, 1 ay, 25th and 26th.
Dr. Butterfield will be t the celebrated Min
enti Springs. at Bush, Pa. on a visit s Wednes
dayl, May 24th, arriving Tuesday evening; Max
23(.1; staying till Wednesiay at,s o'clock
,p. m.,
MaY 24th.
U';LATEST NEWS IN Br, pHAISITON. ' ' '
The latest news in Binghamton is,that Rine
i Sholes of 59 Court Str et, have just received
their 'third Fall and Vint -r stook of Dry Goods. -
which .is now complete in all departments.
The test Silk: the best Black Caalimeres.—
:
The best Alpaca. The bst Merinos--Empress
.—Plaids of all descriptio s. The best Shawls,
Kid Gloves,. Embrolderi, Ribbons, Ties, &d.,
e )
injact everything that i kept in a first-class
Dry Goods, Sture at bot m figures. Another
important item,which if k own may be essential
to the people of Montro e,.'New Milford and
surrounding country, th Geo. B. 'McCollum
and C. C. Faurot woulde most happy to see
all of their acquaintances and
and show them the
bargains that Hine &Sh es are now prepared
to giVe. • 1 H/NE & SROLES.
.
Binghamton, Dec. 1, 18 5.
atilt
44 * 4
uld call the attend*
AI4 YTHING IN TH
to, 0151 t WO
SUSQUEHANN
arßeiniithee . ily Marble
•
Ali WoFk . Virarrante
y.O us' CAN SA
By Calling
ig'si ti:6o4';Ps.-.'Aptil 14,
17w2
arks I
of the Public wanting
MARBLE LING
RICB at - °
DEPOT, PAS,
orkein the County.. Air
!as ..Represented
OR NO
n us.
WIL
- DeLOaro::
14.#. citvioti.4.,
ITREASURER'S SALE OF UNSEAT
ed Lands in Susquehanna County.
Notice is hereby given that, agreeably to.the Act of
the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania. directing the mode of selling unseated ands,
the lands ofwhich the warrantees or, owners or the
numbers giveh below will be sold at public vendee, at
the Court house in Montrose,, on. Monday, the 14th of
June, A. D. for arrearages due and the cost ac
cruedon each tract respectlt i i , unless th:e same be
paid before the day of sale e to commence at ten
o'clock a. m.
dew. Warrantee*. Owners Names.- I Taxes.
ARARAT ?wt.
Jonathan Ser. Ulm Nichols
grant, Jr., pt. f
Jonathan Ser.
Pant, e-.
Wm For bes
Jonathan Ser.,
geantjr pt
Leonard Stone
burner I
Robert Wilson
WilUam'Semple pt
Christopher Irwin
Andrew McCornell
ThoniasDarrsk
230
190
290
150
'29
Annßoker.
Jane Raker
Samuel Meredith
•
No l
Na
No 2
.Zio 4 for 1845
POZSIST LAU TWP,
Line West of Grif.
fins &NE. of A R Hl.Roseallet;
W Warner
Walter Genner lot Jai.° Rose
• GUIAT BEND TWP.
H A Clark & Co:
D K Chandler
S H Dayton .
Sherman D Phelps
TWP.
433
89
94
2000
Charles Boller
F Lusk Tract
\
HARM
Robert Trail
John Kugler No 51
:axam
Samuel Newport
Henry Hill -
John Cadwallader
Jonathan Nesbit
Kra 8 Hamilton ';
14
333
801
100
60
JACKSON TIM
- Sedate Griswold
LATHED! *TIFF.
I Abel Terrell
LINOX TWP. '
'
Wm Hartley
- Abel Turrell
• John Marcy Rot
LIUB? TWP.
NOS 43 51 and 53 Humphrey Ross
} I 7200
Co
George Farnham Aaron Yining
Peter Harris
John Marcy
sivrourrowia Tyr.
80 - IR It Rose &state 86
66 IlkOovern lot I do. orig a i do •,1* 7 60
4 • NEW MILPOED •
43 I • I 0 L Ward Estate I 234
OAKLAND 7W?,
65 I Paul Xagler
C L Ward !state I . 165
sues 'ray. •
Mrs Waterman l et t.
I •
0r.,0 W Jotuuson I
OPIUM:MILLS TWP.
No 80 tax for 1875 1J 1:1 Drinker
longs to ft 8
THOMSON TWP.
George McCall Ann ld Shipley .
Peter. Snyder - • • IC A Cooke Est t
,N Y City • 1
James Numford ' C G Numford
• 'HENRY C. TTLlttt, County Trawl'
arer's. Office, litontroae, April 8, '76.
BILLINGS STROUD.
FIEE, LITZ ',AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE 'AGENT,
3WEcraatrcilis pa..
Capital ,Ropreiented, *100,009,000
Fire Association - of Phil., Capital 44 Assets. $ 8,500,00(
In butane° Co.'of N. A:, Phil., " 5,000.000
Pennsylvinia Fike„ Phil., •• - " • 1,700,000
Ins. Co. of Pa.'. Phila., 46 700,000
Lyeorning of Miliney, - Pa. • " ' " 6,000,900
LaLeaster of Lancarter, . • " 400000
Newton of Newton, ' 6 " • 150;000
Rome Ins. Co., N. Y., " " 6,000,000
National " " t Ir ." . 6 ' " 450,000,_
Co Linercial Fire " , " •. :450,000
Hartford Fire of liartford CL " " , 4,000,000
Atlas," - • . " 500,000
Royal Canadian, of Montreal,
. Canada, •.4
Liverpool. London & Globe,
of Liverpool, Rug., "
Providence - Washiligton,
Providence, -R. 1.1,
Conn. Mime] Life Iris. Co., Aesetts $40,000,000
American Life, Phi Pa. " • $5,000.4)10
Travelers ins. Co., Sart, Capital and Surplus 000,0(0
Railway Passengers • i600;000
Theundersignedhasbeeri wellknown In thiedoninty,for
the past 20 years, as an Insurance Agent . Losses sus
tained bi his Compainies,lialie-always been promptly
paid. 4
Or Office nui taiie,tn bnildini east [rain Banking
°Mee of Wm. H. Cooper &Co:, Turnpike street.
•
BILLINGS StROUD Agent.
CHARLES - U. SMITH. Office _
. Managers.
AMOS NICHOLS, >
Montrose. Jan. IS. AM •
HAV:*OIIiIE4:Rb.•TIiE . .NEWS ) 7
The following .18 0: Speelnaen el It.
33 pounds 'rEAI for one , dollar..
5 mnsPEACHES or TOMATOES for - one
dollar. -
4 cans LITTLE NECK CLAMS for one del;
7 pounds RAISINS'for one 4011ar. - ' •
22 bars.SOAV tor one dollar.
10 pounds primes for one dollar.;
14 'pounds SALERATUS for one
, dollar.
4 pounds COFFEE for one dollar. -
12;' pounds CRACKERS . for one dollar.
MO JAW RREAKERS for one dollar.
The whole lot for ZEN .D9LLARS and a
present thrown in. Good fig mmety daYs. A
large stock of new' aid- clinic° goods equally
loW; , By calling at the lead of Navigation
you shall have the fulli •valbe-ot Your , money
every time and something extra. ! . .
esli and sae &tt , A.,1 , 14211L1441:1 1 11
liontinae.Yarch 8363. 1 • •- • r
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PIM MAN 066 CO., FIRST NAB
KJ, tional Bank Buildinr, Ifontrone t ya., Beaten in
DIY Goodsl-99:04:41„) 1 ! 1 AltiM 00 9#14 foQUIA11 , 110els•
4e. - • tarkitry'
1:1=',13
C:=l'.33
13!=1:1:1
Horse Nichols •
sad Alden •
do do , • ,
\do ,do
Gavle and Pierce
hits M S Bowel* , Ma
James Henesey
RD
CLU'IPO
Marls Merideth
A p Mille
Ektward Spence
Charles Burkis Set
TiffP.
J Drinker
belongs to R S '
squires
Anson Tiffany
'NT
C L Wsrd Eat
Michael Moylert
K: TWP.
Ira Nichols .
do do
do do -
do do
Abel Turrell
GENERAL
FIRS I
LlFit.
c:::
potpENT.
Si LANGtDON,
Two lines lathes Director~7r , one dear . . 340 ; lick ad-
Wit. BAUM:MOUT, Stater. Wholesale. and Retail
dealer in all kinds a slate roofing, slate paint, eTc.
'
Roofs repaired with slate paint to order. Also. slate
paint for sale by the gallon or barrel. Montrose.
BILLINGS STROUD, General; Fire and Wotan:F.
ance 'Agents, also, sell Railroad and Accidental
Tickets to New York and Philadelphia. Office one
door east of Wm. H Cooper sir, Co's bank.
WM. H. BOYD Ai CO. Dealers in Stoves, hardware,
and Manuf cturers of Tin and Sheet-Lion ware, cot
net of Main and Turnpike street.
A. N. Bullard, Dealer In "Grocer's!, Provisions, Book.,
Stationery and Yankee Metier:4; at the head of Pub
lic Avenue.
WE .' ; II.. COOPER & CO. ' Bankers. Sell Foreign Pas
sage Tickets and Drafts on England, Ireland, and
Scotland.
WM. L. COX,'Harness maker and dealer in all arti
cles usually kept by the trade, opposite the bank.
JAMES E. OARMALT, Attorney•auLaw. Other: one
door below Ta.rbell House, Public Avenue..
H. ROSENTHAL, Auctioneer'. Care S. Mimes *Co.,
Montrose, Pa.
18080
4046
8544
51 04
26 40
528
54 97
8415
41
SAVINGS BANK, NEW MILFORD. Six per rent.
interest on all Deposits. Does a general Banking
business. ~. S. B...UHASE &TO.
H. GARRET & SON. "Dealer in • Flour. Feed, Meal,
Kalt, Lime, cement, Groceries and Frorimerue, ou
Main Street, opposite the Depot. • -
N. F. KIMBER. Larrirge Maker and Undertaker, •on
Main Street, two doors below Rawlers
GREAT BEND.
H. P. DORAN.literclutnt Tailor: and dealer In Iteady .
'Made Clothing, Dry Goode, Groceries add Rrovhsions,
Main Sareet. -
CARRY THE .NEWS,
Off CARRY TUB NEWS TO MART,
AND ByffitYßODY Et.SE i
-149 39
13 65
690
28%80
4,68
FOR GOOD NEWS m HEALTHY AID =FARMING. ,
209
28 18
2818
870
522
S. ( OILMAN ifr q=o
t ,
I 495
1 810
HAVE MOVED . TO THEE NEW EITORA
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
• . (Searleis New Brick,)
Where they will keep on hand the trestassorteil stock of
. •
CZ 0 3N1E1,20
DRY GOODS NOTIONS, i'A.N . CY ,00046, 4
HOSIERY,' HATS, MILLINERY .
• GOODS,' &C.,. '
of air descriptidnir 'ant lato!it 14446
- - 4
192
arer,
_ • i .) ~ L i 3,1
Grri 118 1 os k ti 'and we will SATZ TO11 . :140XITeml
Terms, cash or good paper_ Reepeethd 'ft,
NATloxii •Dad Chums , CLoTanica
ANDViSteILiCD ALPACAS, newest- *gads.,
cents per yard,
w• .• • •
at S. & CO. 8 First riational.
BLACK AND COLORED CASHMERES, ail Shades
81. ' " a l e;.V. r i a Jog:'S
BEST OALICOEIi, new styles and fast Wore, 6X,,cetits
' • pet yard, -
at S. P. & CP.'S First National. t
liAN
DSOME lIAMI3U,RG EDGING AND INSWianne
- • •.. frimn 10 cent,'per yard app
at ti: -P.` . & CO.' First National.'-
YARD, WIDE BLEACHED COTTONS, from 9 een6o
' ''•
YARD. WIDE FACTORY, ' from Cents' yard
upwurdt, •
at S P tCO 'S First Naticnal.
BEST SHIIITIN4S: 'new siyies. 15 'ets. per yard, t . ,
at S. P. iitCO.'SFiret'pratiOncil. ;
' BOYS' READY-MADE SUITS, from $5 np, „,-
at S. P. & Co.'s First NatiostiALD
, .
YOUTHS' RBA s - urrs, from $5.50 ne n ' lir)
_ at S. P. & CD.'S First NationaL.-
MEN'S READY-MADE S UITS ,, from $R TAP,
at S : P. & CO.: First National.
"` !I*.2oU,tlZ6‘
•
" 20,000,0010
- - I
BOYS'
up, .
at B.:P. First Natiohat."
MEN'S CASSIMERE PAN TS; from $2.150 np, - `:
at S• P. CO 'S National' ,
• ,
.. • . , _
600,900
We shall also keep on hand Gents' and Ladies' Un
derwear of all styles ladies' and misi , es' , . Ready-made
Snits. As assistance to our experienced • and artistic,.
milliner, we have engaged the services of one al the
leading trimmers in 'New York city. and' we guarantee
our millinery department to 'contain the leading *tyke
and trimmed in best city styles, and our•prices
than elsewhere Remember we will keep a hill mien.
ent of all classes of good*. generally kept in brat-class
stores, and our prices we warrant will be the lowest
Susquehanna County. Our - specie: .buyer will be in
the market at all tones, and procure for us the latee t
noveltiev. Our motto will be. `"Justice to all." 'Bear
in mind we have a NEW STORE, NEW GOODS. and
the LOWEST CASH PRICES IN THE COUNTY. Ail
an inducement to make large purchases we.will delis*
(on demand) on all cash bills of $lO or more, five per
cent.
Come one and all , '
• Both great and small ,
Add buyyour. goods "
&.
.Atß. P. Co.'s PirstNatlon-aIL,
RespecifUlly, LI TILLMAN
,db
First.Nitional Dry GOods and Cloth:lug Stoei.
•
Monttose. March' 25, ism. '
elicitor.
tBuc* , SALE ,OF
p
Baying dispoied of the moat. of my livery shirk awl
wishing to dispose of-the rest. as lam giving up,the
livery business, 1 will sell, at public sale, at the 'ltarbell
House barn, on Saturday, May 6, 1816, commenting tat
it o'clock a. m.; the following articles
8 or'4 good work mares, 6 to R years oldswarratited to lie
sound; weight, about 1000 pounds each..
1 two-seat rockaway carriage.
a top buggies, 1 open side spring buggy, •
I lumber, agon, 1 platform wagon, I.skoleton Aureola,
1 lipht double harness. 6 set single harness;
1 saddle, bridle, and martingales,.extrit can't&
2 light neck yokes, strappe d,
1 second-hand set baggy wheels,
and many other exticles Loa numeratts to mention. The
Above articles, thqugh having been in ure, are In fi rst
clam oreer. This sale Is PQSITIVE. Persons wanting
good horses , will do well to attend.
Tstess oP &W. —All sums less than
1n Ali dish; 118,
and arer,l2onths' ereditovilk Interest and itteptited
- ' It. RAVI , ISII*I3.
H., 'ROSENTHAL; Aintioneer.. •
• Montrose April 211 1070,-..2w, • ' ' t
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%11'i.Ji so i lot wolgonitthilikikdat'; !Moo iiairoilit • -ti ° •.
agjiropamptk Ag 0p.4_,.. Re2 lo2 o)!ZglY , MC
trti only Dootarooki old Run, so on
work. . - ..:11,- , (ilirtnii.l 1 1 „r",
County Business Directory.
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