iii that it might be accepted in hey fath- i
c-t's stead.
• When the. pijson - ,fe've,r - hroke . hut;;she
seized .the.. ppfaiitunity
.for that ii,ght9f
her father *hieh,.she craved-: •
Icy t#teyyt44.s Agr the . knOwledge
hvr parentage came tO• 1 her, -her uncle
talked - With her often al*)ltt her fatker,
imparting to her his own firm corrviction
Lind the murderous blow, given in the
heat of passion had' been, f deepliv repent , ,
ed of, j.
Disciplined both' • men tally 'and phys'-.
. per .
eitence, i .was
vef: with tremulous. heart
. and. white
faeg that Francis doCtor.to
the prison, to cell 43, where Jarvis Hunt;
. lay in i
theleire,r grip, moaning delirionsl.V.
OE;
'Jtnpoisible: for .me: to admit you
to-care for your father .unless you • are
regularly n rolled as a n urSe," the doc.•
tor had tvkl Francis ; "but. you. 'will\ have
119, other Patient while he lives:"..
"Is he .dancrerdusly ill ?" • . '• •
.
'lle .
. -So -.prepared; ghe
.entered the narrow
Cell; for. the "prisOn hospital was crowded.
Site -had' hope'l for one /hour
. uf
one .hour •• of priVate intercourse:;
.hut :for, five 'Weary days 'and highte , plere
'was no interval in bis. delirium. 'Not.
wild rsring ; but a
.piteons 'moaning,
caused by . excessive t;irpstration .With the
• fever.
.
Whateier 'he had been in the'' past,
Jarvis Hunt, as his - child saw him, was
an old..inibecile man,. utterly broken by
his long imprisonment, realizing nothing'
of thetender care lavished upon him; Thel
agonizing. prayers fur oue ray 'of recol- •
leetion before death. • •
'Not until all hope was over, and death
very near, was there' 1- any : . j answer to..
thaw) fervent . ; prayers. '.lDeath,.deivs • were
obllielace
.or, the prisonef;when„ turn
ing his haggared •on Francis;,he
murmured:
"I dog not. , knowyou." - . . . •
"I. am your danghteit, Francis," she
said, bendilig over. him. "I have •eome
here to to nurse; you." • , .
"My daughter. Francis.?" he said,
iviihjthe air of a 'man trying' reea,ll
some past event: "A litt9 girl? . S . lO had
-Tong brown curls. . Elle-a—is Ellen here ?"
"No, father • my mother is dead. .• BUt
•I lOW yOu not. say a word of
blessing, for my loothees sake .
• "I bless--1-Lt . -:" the 'wbrds - ctime broken
ly--who cursed your= - life and• hers—a
convict-a-mtirderer : -.4 never • ',Mean t"- .. t0
ki,lfbitiaGod'judige-orn:y . repeptince—La
Ch remember—Ellen—for-'
„ .
Base. -God bless our chile I” .
•
SO -he died-while . the; sobbing Woman
prayed fervently for- thereon] gone to meet
its last judgment. She %vim allowed to
carry the body to rest*. beside . the. Wife
who. slept upon the banks of the 1104 son ;
oteeittain in her old home, het' 'thole's
legacy to her, Fiancis grin!, sought work
in noble charities and -self.devotion.
•. In• the home where a frivolous, utt , rly
selfish wite , and exacting. mother-in-law
. made discord the rule, Egbert 'Warburton
heard.often of the noble Lady Bountiful
. who wiontng her way to such perfect
- womanhood as comes only. to thO§e who
make self-renunciation their rule of life.
Never striving to step beyond the sphere
61 her own sex,.Francis ennobled every
act she undertook filling womanly dutieb
by rare devotion to 'the cause of ailing
the wretched and reforming the wicked.
She passed ber early life, and entered
upon her thirtieth year, single and. grave
but not unhappy. Her lover was with
the part, a memory deeply shadowed,•but
never with power to` embitter her. In
the rare intercourse. she held with Mr.
Warburton's family(, she. lost her con
tempt for her old loVer, seeing how, what
was noble in his heart rose to resist the
lowering, influences 'of his He how his
patience deepened and' weeten ed under
disipline,and his quiet authority was kept
ever -free from tyranny or irtitable 'exac
tions.-
4 When Elsie diedl, leairing four chil
dren, Francis could! weep ovet the lace
that. was,wOrn and haggard from fretful,
and wearing temper far More than from
actual years ; and when the widower,
who was going abroad, begged her to see
his children si,ithetimes, she giaVely ac
corded the petitiors. .
One-year later , Mrs. Amherst died, and
the little ones were taken.toaunt Frank's
till their father's yishes could be nowt).
In the necessary, Coirespondence Frank
knew that she' had but to smile tb win
Egbert: hack to his iold
,alleguince, but .
never, in. any sentence . of h 7 letters,
could he find the encouragement' that he
craved.
• Nearly a year the- children had been
Frincies charcre when EThert came, home
• —not the handsome, hright,•eyed poet
who had won Frir)k's Maiden heart years
before, but a'grat l e, broken, middle-aged
man, with gray-streaked hair, and the
deep itnpress of sorrow paSsed and-con
quered upon his face)' In !the. first in
terViewln-the. \rooms; ,
with his
children,clustering.arituncl him, he turn
ed to Francis,
Pill you _ let. these motherless little
ones plead for ine ?" asked, gently,
"You give your whole life to good. works
—will you add thii to.them:—the work
of carrying its only hope of happinet4.B to
my-been ?" She i whe silent A floillent.
"Dcv you know. why - I "went K-est ?" she
said; mindful of the children '
!TO, nurse your ,fatber All the sad
story_,S7,as, told me, Frank.; when wed . were
first betfothed, was unworthy o yoki
then ; but now, it you Can trust your
happiness,to me, heaven-helping me, yOu
shall.neyer repent your confidence!"
And thcnoble woman, who had oeyer
quite lost the memory of het only
clasped it - ;:tnorc to her 'heart, and'
become Egbeit' War" burton's wife.
tarm and gougehotd.
Seasonahle Hints for the Warn t.
at this seaSoti, with - any:'
thing..but the - finest and. best 'Ma.;
finik .. except on sod for corn as a waste
of
.time and labor. The .effect, domes toO'•
late, to .beneflt . .the. crop.' Some active,
commercial .fertilizer shodld beused in
stead. • For grasS or. wheat_ one hithdred
and fifty pounds of nitrate of sada,, or
the sane of guano, per acrd.: Would bo a
good dressing— In :commercial.
fertilizers, it is , make - exnerinients as
to quantities •and iarieties•lor different,
soils and crops.. • -
•
For the cOrnicrop we' .have found the
sooner the.. - planting.-is done - .after tie
plowing, and-while the soil is •moist:and.'
fresh, the better. .'A top dressing of
Coarse - manure upon the Sod would be'an
excellent:preparation for this crop,
Many Western farmers. have made flax.
ti profitable crap, the-.seed being in de-
Matta at the oil mills at good prices . . It
is a useful crop to mellow and lean, the:
anc: !nay precede fall wheat with ad.'
Vantage. A bushel. .and a half of deed
per acke:may be sown . - this month upon a
corn 'stubble.. '
. .
Rise the best Calves and thus gradual
ly raise the i quality of their heatds.
good calf is. well worth a month's fresh
April, they could have the April milk,
and the dairyinen'he. rieher and they ;the
betterfor it .
Early lambs shotild be pushed f'orWard
for market by extra. Nod :to the
ewes •and increasing the flow of milk:
To feed the lambs *meal or other food,
fo l r whiCh their stomachs are as yet. un
Oepared,,hinders their growth.•
Your •pigs may be pushed . as fast as
possible,. When a week old they .may be
taught,. without diffieulty, to drink milk
from a shallow pao, and in. doing this.the
young animals mate be tamed and render
ed perfectly dOcile,. To hare tame and
teactable ' animals about. the 'faun will
add much to their,. value and the ease
and comfOrtin tending their. Feed the
nursing sows, Well, 'and keep them warm.
The roller should he 'used with judg
mint. valuable inplement, but
sometimesit•is urea injuriously.. It is
most cffectiv.e upon • dry soils; .when the
.soitis..datnp clods are easily cradled; btit
the surfacei . s packed andcrusted. -Mead
ows; on the contrary should . be rolled
while moist and soft that stones and
rough places may bP pressed into the soil
and the surfaCo leveled for the mower.
Fall grain' may be rolled with advantage
the, day after 'it is
.harroWed, if rain' has
not .alien.
•, • . •
In purchasing' tools and implenients
those that are lightest other things being
eqns.‘l, should be . chosen. 'Di handle a•
heavy tool is.iz waste of mnscle,now that
steel is An . universal use for the beet
kinds. : Even a hoe should . be sharp and
hright•to be most effective,and in a mow
er a dull, knife will double the 'draf t
This Tieequally true of horse power ma-
Chit:WS and of hand. tools.- 1
111-Treatment of Cattle.
I have noticed a great difference. -be
tween,the treatment that farmers
_give
their cattle when they go in at an open
door upon.the barn-floor, where they are
not wanted. natural for animals to
-be looking out for something good to eat,
and ve cannot expect them to shoW 'more
judgment than . we do, anct not go in at
an ; open door, when we have not order
enough to stint it.: . One man, will take a
Titchfork,.poh4s,' and run -for.t4,airii
-with a 'yell, frighten
.ii badly, and .
Bi rik with the fork or . club, ' perhaps
cause it to, slip 'on the . ice at the door,,
lame or seriously 'injure it.' The farmer
in this case,is not only injuring . his : o%in.
property but is cultivating. n bad temper,.
which is worse than the.injuq'to the ani-i
mal: I have seen others, in such a ease.
treat the animal kindly, call• it out with;
a gentle voice, And, • having nothing • to
fear, it obeys without expecting a pound-!
ing. Our domestic-animals are given td
its for. our good,ano we should treat them
with same. kindne.ss that we should;
wish from a superior tons. gome Man*,
•gers of animals appear nearly ,as brutal,
as the animals they rule over. The farmi
er whose cattle pay, the- best profit looka
carefully to: all their wants, and is never
'cruel even .to -hia brutes. .
We:never kneW. a farmer to - take an a;
or a beetle and . go round and break
wheel here, and , knock in a brace there
and crack this section and clip that one
among his farm inahines, wagons and
implements,—that is, *inlets he was
drunk I But some Of. thent—pretty good
farmers, too, in, most things, get aboi4
the same results in , a roundabout. way.
The store the mowing machine in a
leaky Shed, where it is used "as a turkey
roost, the , lighter instruments are away
where the tattle knock them (14;vin and
break theni; the carriage and* harness
are kept; where the r litable fumes spoil
the varnish ; and a general slip-Shod
style knocks off 50 per cent:" from the
value of the farming equipment. The
farmer who "keeps things - ship-shape" is
generally the thriving man. - "Down-at.
the-heellictivetiess" will spread the black .
frost of a Mortgage over a farm nearly
as quick as rum-making. r
""." ---- 77;
An inkptand was turned over on kt
while table cloth, It servant Ibrew.ove
itfamixture of salt and pepper Plenti
fullv and all traces of it diaappoamd.
r, T h a t • •-..! ` •-• elk • :' ' _,.:-.` ,;.-.---' 3 from'...
:Opre 4.i : -:.:perjoh_' r famine
than foindei;.: :.,:::.::_.'--:::;'--_- '1. , ..?..._?:',,...,.!.=-..'.. '.,-f,
Business 'Cards.
.
f YE ELtEN . E. M. TOII.ELL,,, P4Y
g jr -
: sicepn and Surgeon, g adnate of the \Woman s
Medical College Of the N. r. Infirmary., then rest.
dent pityt•ician ;for a year in the Woman's Hospital in
N. Y.: ttf•er roar yeare' prarilde in Fon drt Lae. Wis
consin, ha.: located in Montrose. • Special attention
given. to diseaties of women! and children. °Mee at
the'root of Main Street, in die old David Post.home
,
stead.
Mc ntrose, Dec. 15,1875.—Ma5n50
•
ET D. BALDI . VIN,LM - . D., goM(E
..11-1. • pathic Physician nod Surgeon, hats located
himaielf at Montrose. where hie, will attend promptly to
all professional business , enrusted , to his • cart.—
rzYr'eflice in Carmalt's building. second floor,' front.
13ounis atMr.E. Baldwin's.
Montrose, Pa.. March 10, 1875.
. •
F.R. -IvJ ';vir. SMITH, - DENTIST.--'-
Roomal at his dwelling, next 'door north of Dr.
Hanley's, on Old Foundry Otreet, - Where • he would be
happy to see itlithose in wakt of 'Dental .Work. He
fee! eon (Went that he can plase all, both in qualityof
e:
wo and in price . O ffi ce ho urs.from 9A: ][.to 4 p.m.
ontrose. Feb. 11, 18T4.—tf
V , - -,
~.,
ALLEY 110 USA, GREAT BEND,
Pa. Situated near .the Erie Railway Depot.—
Is a large and Commodious ouse. Has undergone a
thorough repair. Newly ftirnished rooms and sleep-
Ingapartinente,splendid utbes.andall things con_pris
inga Ili etch/Ss hotel. I 1 HENRY, ACKERT,
Sept'. 10th; 1'813.-tf. I 1 ' Proinietor.
BILLINGS sTfiqup, FIRE AND
Life Laurance Ageiit: All blisineEs attended to
pramptly,on fair termE . Office d.rst door east of the
bank of Winj. 11. Culver it k A.venne.Tdont
rose. Pa. j.eing.1.,1869.]
Jlly 17, 10'72.,
THE PEOPLE'S MARKET, PHIL
JL-
lip. Hahn, Proprietor. j, Fresh and. Salted Meats,
Hams, Pork, Bologna tiamakgesetc., of the best qual
ity, constantly on hand. ati maces to suit. •
Alontrose, Pa„ Jan. 14. 1:478.-ty
EDGAR,:A. TURAELL.
O*NA gram n s i r • 1.4,w, • . .
i • •
No, 370 ;Broadway, New York City.
May 12.."4*—ftecb. :1. 187r1.-1,11
• ITTLES AND ALAKESLEE, AT.
torseys at Law.Mouirose, Pi. Office opposite
the Tarbell Rouse.• •
;• K. 13; LITTLE,
GEO. P.LITTLE,
ritOtrose,Oct.ls,l67e. IC. L. BLARE:ILEX .
W. COOLEI
-1.
i • ,1 BUILDER, A. f •
.L. 4 ' STILL .ON THE TRACK.:
1 •
'Every style of buildings erected, and everything
furnished; at GREATLY RIMMED ?moss. Contracts
cheerfully furnished. Staii• building a specialty. None
bnt ea per. enced workmen
i /oleroted. • jan..20,'.15.
Stontrose, March . 22,187 .-Byl
•
Z•
, ,
NV B. DEANS , DEALER • IN"
. .
Books, Ftat I o u:e r , Wall Paper,-Newspa
oers, Pocket Cutlery, ;Stereoscopic -Views, Yankee
Notions. etc. Next door tC. the Post Office, Montrose,
J
a. 1 W. B. BEANS.
, Sent. 30, 1.874. 1
EXCIIANGE HOTEL. - M. J. IlAit
rington wishes to'inform the public dist having
rented the Exchauge Hotel in Montrose, he is now
prepared to accommodate the traveling public in
first-class style. ! , .
Montrose, Aug. 213,187i1. • .
. .
BURR ITT, 1 DE LER IN STA-
Il • pie and Fancy ont Goode, Crockery, Hard
ware. Iron, Stoves, Drlo. - 011e, and Paiute. Boots
and Sham Hate and Caps, Fare, Buffalo Robes. Gro
ceries. Provisions, &c.
a., Nov ;6,"72—tf.
OHN GROVES, 'FASHIONABLE'
- Tailor. Montrose, ra. Shop over Chandler's
Store. Ali orders filled In first-class style. Cutting
done to order on short notice, and warranted to flt:
Montrose, June 30.'75.1 '
D. A. LAtHROP. ADMINIB
- Electro thenUal Baths, at ihe Foot of
Ohestnut street. Call And consult in all Chronic
, piseasei. 1.
Montrose. Jart.ll."l2—no3—Lf.
EWIS KNOLL, SHAVING- AND
.114 hair Dressing..
-Shop over the Post °dice
where he will oe fonnd ready to attend all who
may want anything
Montrose Pa. Oct. 16, 1869. .
T..PITRIi4Y.i MANUFACTURER
.114 • of wagons of all ,kinds. Also makes tiespeclany
of wood , work for sale. !tn. - Airs promptly attended to.
Uses only best stoekrand alms. to make only first-class
worg. P [aprll 26, 1876.]
R. W. L. RIORARDSON , PHYSI
. ,
ciao and Surgeoni tenders hi e professional ser
vices to the cid zens of Montrose and vicinity. Office
at his rcsiderce, on the corner east of the Irwin
dry . I (Aare. t. 1889.
SCOVILL AND DEWITT, ATTOR
neys at Law and Solicitors in Bankruptcy. Office
Vo. 49 Court Street. over City 'National Bank, Bing
es naton. N. Y. Wx. H.SCOVILL,
.TunelSth, 1878 Jzttons Dzwirr.
EAGLE .DRIJ4 •STORE IS THE
place to.get Drugs and Medetnes, Cigars, To
bacco, Pipes. Pocket-Books. Spectales, Yankee No
tions..bc. Brick Block A. B. BURNS .
Montrose, Pa., May btb,. 187 b.
T F 6 Frudit ATTORNEY AND
Councellor-at-law Montrose, Pa. Offlee as
heretofore, below and *est of the Court Boise. •
• Montrose, January 21,
Mr A. LYON, SUCCESSOR TO
-01• Abel 'Darrell, !dealer in Drugs. Medicines,
;Chemicals, Paints, Oils. Dye-stuffs, Teas, Spices,
Fancy, .Gouds. jewelry, Perin mery„.
Montrose. May 19.1875.
T C. WHEATON, - • -
J • . :
, CIVIL ENGIINEEII AND LAND STTRYSTOR.
P. O. address. Franklin Forks. .
, . , : Siisqoatianna Co., Pa,.
A O. WARREN, ATTORNEY, AT
1. - -x• Law, Bounty„ Back Pay, Pension and En
vie'. ( 1 . :on Claims attended to. Office flr: °or
below Boyd's Store, littlntrose.Pa. • jAtig:l.'69.]
I. LOTT, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
• Montrose, - Collections promptly attended
to. Special attention 'given 'to Conveyancing and Or:
First Court practice; Office on Public Avenu• overt
First Ational Bank, front [march 29, 16.)
lATILSON J. TUR444, SURVEYOR. V
Having had 20 pears experience in the business,
will continue to attend , to calls in my protetsion,
Montrose, Pa., Septi 15, '75.-Iy.
wW. small., CABINET AND
• Chair Mautitac:urere.. ro, tvi Main street,
Montrose, ran. 1. 18691
11 W.. SEARLE, • ATTORNEY - AT
• Law, office overt.4e store of M, Dimmer,
intbeßrickßlock.ootrnse Pa. • tAtt.l,l9l
• _
G RIFFIS & YRE, DEALERS IN
,
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Ilonseitirni•daing Goods,
Groceries and Provisions. Vif ood, Stone, Jappaned arid'
Pressed Tin Ware. &d., &c. ' march 15, 'id.
T B. & A. T.T. McCOLLUM,
V • • torneys at Lost. Office over W. H. Cooper &
Co's flank. liostroie NI ay' 10, 1871.--tf , •
. .
80. CAgli,.. ATTORNEY' AT
- 10 Law, Montrose, Pa. Office over Wm. Y. Cociper
4D-C0.'.v..8e01c.• , i, - . - : ':
Montrone, Pa:,..Tan.,,tthi 1876-;-Iy* - - ":.
ILBEET JOHNSON,
AUCT ,f ()NEER, Address,
. Marcb 2S, 1874. : iiontrose„ Pa
- (0, O'NEILL, - tiIrOHNEY, AT
1-41 1 TAW: °See ; over A.. B. Dunes Drag Store,
Brick Block. itorkirese, Fa. Livia. 9. '11),.--tfj.
4.11.1 ELY /
- 14.1:yruissau, mares..
Bikga: Pa.
baue„ . l4,,M.
10. 1 1876.
POTTER, DENTIST, WISHES
a to inform the people of Montrage and Vicinity,
that be ispermenently located, in the second Story of E.
P. Stamp's
new building; opp•Aiite •Cooper's Bank. All
kinder of Dental Work done in the hest mintier.
N. B.—Nitrous Oxide, Laughing Qars, given for the
painless extraction of teeth'.
Montrose, April sth, 1576:-rtf
BILLINGS SVII,OIID.
Businesi Cirds.
.
134C0N 'WILL HEREAFTER.
famish the citizen* of Montrcise and Vicinity.
with first-class Bread,l3uscuit? Rolls Pie; Cakes and
Cookies, Tarts., dm., .&c. Parties + and Wedding*
supplied, and quality guaranteed; iniir Dining Rooms
np stairs,. where Geo. CalliS will .be 'outlet ready. to sat
isfy tho cravings of the itinei, man. • ' I .
. 3lonfrose, _May W. 187li. •i ; 'BACON;
- - - - - -
WM. A. CROSSMON, ATTORNEY,
at Law. • °Seel over the Pint Nation
Bank, Montrose, Pa. t IW. 44.!. CaOesimec, a/
Atontroee. April i 9; - .
•
S PILL MAN 4 CO. - EIRST NA
• tioual Bank Buildiri,v. Montrope, Pa., Dealers in
Dry Goods, Clothing, ID Ihnery Goods, Bbo.s & Shoet4,
[April 20. '715.—t13
Banking, to.
BANKING HOUSE
WM. 11. COOPEIt CO.,
• MONTRpSE, ,PA.
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DONE.
COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL
POINTS AND PROMPTLY ACCOUN
TED FOR AS HERETOFORE.
DOMESTIO AND ()REIGN EX
CIiA.NGE FOR SALE
UNITED STATES & OTHER BONDS
BOUGHT; AND SOLD.
COUPONS AND CITY AND COUNTY
BANK CHECKS CASHED .AS
. USUAL: ,‘
OCEAN STEAMER PASSAGE TICK
ETS TO A.ND FRO .M EUROPE.
INTEREST ALLOWED 'ON SPECIAL
TIME DEPOSITS ; AS PER AOREE
MEW,' WHEN THE DEPOS7
IT,IS MADE. I
In the future, as in the past, we shall endeav
or to transact .all . money business to the satia
faction of our patrons and Correapondents.
wn. u. 'COOPS a. & co.,
Montrose, March 10 '75.--tf, Bankers.
TH'
SUSQUEHANNA'' COUNTY AGRI
CULTURAL WORKS, •
•
Raying been reorganigcd under the Arm, naine. and
• -
style of Suequebanna County Agricultural
-Works limited,
.R.JEwErr, Pres , - ,W. H. COOPER, Treas.,
SATEE, 'Secretary.
.. •
Are now prepare d: to furnish, on thort notice.
•
tat4inatg aqints,
CIRCULAR SAW ifILLS, TURBINE
WATER WHEELS
,
And do all k(nds'of Mill and job work promptly and
eAtiefactorily. at low rates. ' We manufacture and have
on hand a large assortment of
PLOW SNOt:lmPfat°
CAULDRON KETTLES of different styles,
ADJUSTABLE BARN DuOR HANGINGS;
MEADOW ROI.LERS, BLACKSMITHS!
FORGES POTS and GRATES, DOG POW
ERS for churning; One and Two Hone POW
ERS and THRESHERS, of the latest and best
pat,terna, ttc.,
Montrose, March 1,1876.- - 3 m.
garble
eW fnid call the
ANYTHING
SUSQVE
garßelng the. only
Jill Work Werranted as Represented
YOU C SAYE - 110.Y.E'Y
By, callingon n
• ,
WILLIS DeLOAG.
-`M.: A. COLVIN,' gent. •
Sutiq'a Deaot., Ps i . April 14,1878.
A:::,NEW: - ,67.rpA14 . , 1 . 111 - L ,
PLASTER, I!''EED AND LUMBER;
4... , . , :-1,:4,0..'..-,,,04.0i00.' ..-'-•
The andertztgne4,—having , just completed w
STEAM MILL at ALLEN% VORNICE will k ee pn
hand a good supply:? ; of Fresh Ground 011)111/1 Plaster,
saillelent to meet th e demands ot all who desire it is.
this section. Also I supply of Peed., Lumber not on.
hand will by sawed; to order, on short sotto* Post
Once addrsis,yhnitf. Pa, . • .• ••
aßaa•
Kuck ilk irS•7sll6
, ,
lii nds 1
attention of the Public wanting
THE AdiARBLE LII F
DR WORKS at
ANNA DEPOT, PA.,
Marble Worke,th the county...Al
OR . .NO SM,S. • ' ;
DFfsieuaneuus,
as.lsowTinosm
PLANING -:xiLL
Lu m Et..E.R.,: ,- -y-AR a t -
.
• In order to better accommodate. tbe community the
undersigned has cetabtished a. depot for the w e o r
Lumber Manufactured ot hie on wiy-trecttd huildiug on
the. Old Keeler tormery Site', in the - . •
HEART OF TOWN
where will be kept , constantly on hanA. 14: Cull stock or
WHITE, AND YELLOW PINE, REMLOcii,
OXK, ASII, MAPLE. AND• BLACK
WALNUT• LUAIBER,
•
which.with the aid of the mostimprovee machines aid
competent workmen. Is prepared to work into any *hope
to meet the wants of Customers.
•
WELL SEASONED LUMBER. INCL'IDING SIDING,
FLOORING; CEILING. SHINGLE AND
• LATH CONSTANTLY ON. BAND:
Planing. Matching, Mouldings. and Scroll Sawing
cone to order.
WAGON, CARRIAGES 415 SLEIGH,
mamprAcTOnv
in connection
.wits the abote eetabllehment, under the
raanagentent of Mr. E. 11. Itor.,ers. Examine our work
before waving your orders elsewhere: • Repairing done
promptly:• .
A..LATIIIIOP.
Montrose. Septemhei 29th. 1875.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
s
The Poelois Diu Store,
L'N. BUILAIiD,
. iCESkON,Dragitei it Apothecary.
PATENT mninontz EMPORIUM !
The undersigned would respectfully announce to all
the people everywhere, that to bis already extensiv
stock and variety of Merchandise in the Grocery, Pro-
Vidion.and Hardware:line.
Ile has added a v,. ry choice assortment of PURE
DRUGS. PATENT MEDICINES, BRUSHES, PER
FUMERY, lc.. which be flatters bims If be can assure
the public they will find it to their advantage to exam
ine before purchasing itittewhere. •To all Physicians in
thi s secti on o f the county .ho would respectfully an
nounce that be haesecured the services of R. Hen:ton
as Druggist and Agotheeary. hose long experience and
acknowledged care and ability. entitle him to your en•
tire confidence in the line of compounding medicines
or preparing prescriptions, and who would also esteem
it atrespectal favor to receive calla from any of his old
-ustomers or new ones. ' Will make the Patent Medi•
iinesa specialty. Also Domestic and Foreign Mineral
Waters---an extensive stock. Ale° fine Groceriea—
LEIBIG'S EXTRACT OF BEEF. FRESH SALMON
PICKLED 4k CANNED 'CLAMS. LOBSTERS,
• PEAS. CORN.' BEANS. OYSTERS. an.. •&,,c.
In fact, anythinzand everything Utatio onlinallyneed
ed. Itespecthilly soliciting a call I remain
1.11. BULLARD
Pourdert Powder S: Powder!
Blasting, Ride and Shot Powder, Shot, Lead, Gee
Tubes, Caps, Pouthee, Flasks, Fuse, arc.,
ate., dm. lor sale by
.11cii/trosc Sept. 9.18 U-Lit
WHY - FLOWERS BLOOM IN
y WINTER 1
Are you , aware that you can obtain Summer heat in
January I That you can impart balmy air to you
families I.that you can give spontaneouSgrowth to
plants and Flowers, and' that you can make home a
little paradise by_purchaeing one of B. C. Sayre's riot-
Air Furnaces ?. These Furnaces are now Cunotructed
with VAPOR PAN by which the atmosphere is tem ,
pered to that resembling Bummer heat.
MORE: CRACKING OF' FURM
I
• •TURE-NO MORE DRY
IitTSEY REAT.
NOT-AIR
And the time has come when consumptives may re•
Joice in 'vial tires. These furnaces are cold entirely oP
on their own merits, ned are now the leading Furnace
in this part of rhit country" All. Furnaces are , warrant
ed-to give entire eatisfaction or no sale. •
, - . 1 : 1 : % TX:LW:AL Q 30'S,
I keep competent , men on the road who are well 3C•
quainted' with the Furnace business mid they are ion
stantV putting up these Furnaces. Their work is wkr•
ranted to please. These Furnaces are now scattered is
the following towns and cities:
ISinghsmton, Scranton, Providence,,,,Wilkes Barre,
Kingston, Pittston, Elmira. Waverly Wilhampurt
(treat ißend, - Sthipttehrnna Depot, H anco k, DO M ,
Downsvllle, Andes Maigaretville, Franklin, Unx(l3 l %
Owego, Northumb erland, and many other towns.
:By
." .
Any person whaling' recommendation from any
living in'tne iboire named placee. I will gladly co. ro
pond with them. giving names of - parties now new;
these Furnaces. ,
8:;..::0'...:4A . yftE,
DiOntrose Pa.
Montme, December 'lid. 1875
I.I.G.BLANDINAVI J. N. CostipoN
Barnes ; Blanding & Co.,
elutuble and 03ranitc
EarrAsuemen Ix 1840.1
MANUFACTIIIiBIiS •OF ALi EINDSIOF
MARBLE AND GRANITE -MONUMENT,'!;
MANTLES, &C.
ti4iporticsit:l,oFL-:,:,bcoltg, catkr4TE ,
,!
..2tttiiitt‘ 4116 St.;l4ai Depot,
It4ii:i'iarii':' , .:'.:.:: ,, .' - f - 4 .•......,.111.1NOILAXTON. N, Y.
I. N. BULLARD.
ALSO.