General 711 inis.
Excellent tea is grown in "'etas. -
Meet of tf.e. Black Hills miners are,
diggi g— for. home.
British gold-is copied- ip , ,Ldo on .bs,
Americatri ; machinern
Atlttnt 'City:hati:g4tieettieCtittionit i bf
Centennial visitors.
A Paris baker jutnpedi into liis - oven
and was roasted, to death. •
.Theriewas tp•arlir' ; tw4 - : feet of
Andover, New Hampsliiiei lash ive k-,;
C a lvary Cemetery, New York, averag
es fifty funerals a day. ,I , - -
potato bugs mid young grpeshokpors
s re' visitinglierksitounty.L:-,
There will.be a'great demand' for econ
omical summer resOrts this year.'_
Over 70,000 persons visited. Central
Park, New York city, last Sunday,
Flour Made 'froM., : Teuts wheat. l of-This
year's.growth is for Sale in St. Louis: - :`
A $50,000 monument is; in course of
erection in Calvet,' CemeterY, Nevt.Yortri
Pennsylvania has 235 beer breweries,
more than any other. State-10'113e Union.'
A 48 pound wild turkey has been ,kill
ed by a Graves county, Ky., hunter, , •
A great musical ft.stival will commence
a tCinciun id to-day and list three days.
• Piper swung last
,Friday and the gal
lows never had a .more deser ving.sub-
Nearly 700,000. persons visited the
London Zoological. gar dens the
. .past
year. ,
Six persons connected with thelßoston
Theatre' died during ..'llieteasoirt just
ciosea.' •
,
The Episcopal: choirs ,-of 13(iiiton . and
vicinity will shortly hold a grant musical
festival. ,
Three lots of tapestrY
„more, than 120
years old, have been sold in 'England fur
£7,000. - I
A Connecticut - man iropdly-ehows the
built; is that was shot throUgh the head of
his graudfather in 1812. ; .
.
• Arrangements are. In ''p_rogress .lot an
early reiiamptian of work at the Lancas
ter Watch Fadtory. .
'.The outlay for artistic and literary fea
tures in Harper's Nagaline is i3tated to
be over $70,000 a year. '
Father Homan, with $9,000 and two
.
young ladies, has mysteriously disappear
ed from Cincinnati.
Westmoreland and Cambria counties
are t) be annexed to the diocese of, Pitts-
burg, under the jurisdiction of Bishop .
Tnigg. I
The authorities of Boston are isetting
out Centennial trees -in he cityLparks,
and the example should ,be extensively
followed.
In St. Loitis if 'is not considered.' Ott
quette for a lady to
. pernfie an ice cream
r►gn aloud. while 'walking. with a gentle
man. - 3
Of the six persons hanged in
t, Connec
ticutil during the past , nay\ years four of
them suffered the 0 natty for killing
pri-on officials.
Piper,the Boston murderer is called the
"Centennial Confessor." His con i fessiona
as.well as his life, terminated on Friday
last.
The 23d of April last was the 2,629 th
anniversary of the fiundation of Rctne
by Rnuul ds, and duly celebrated in the
ancient city.
Niblo's Theatre,Nov York, which has
been closed for a ong time, will shortly
be reopened for, a session .of Italian opera
in which, Miss 'Kellogg ill appear.
The Centennial mosqdito has - made his
ppeararce. The Chicago Pimes..is sure .
hr is the Centennial mosquito because he
Id a hundred times ineaner ! than
Tile pistol with whiCh A.roi Burr
kills;.{ Alexander Hamilton is .dow.
tue imssession - of .Louis . Marshall, of the
Commercial National Bank, of Ver-
Ky:
The borne of ljharles Pechter, , the
great, actor; in Riehlamt tawnshilißUcks
county, near QuakertoWn, has been 'con-
*med by a sheriffs jury and will be,
sold by that officer; —j
During thenight.montlis ending with
April last there were fifty five grain-Inden
vtssvls cleared from • pregon for foreign
porii carrying an aggregate 'of $3\009,000
%mill of grain. s s: I ••:
'tine Boston Post notices that everY , city,
Pillage and hamlet in the county, is' mak
ing ready to celebrate the Fourtb - of,July
in true Centennial:: fashik.m. Spread'.
eagle orations are in- briSk demand, Or-•
rs for all kinds of 'fireiivorksifrom' the
ftitive squib to, the .frisky '•rocket,i , are
mring flood, the bell 3 ar,i be
!"g put in, shrill ringing Oder,' while the
drinu and fife 'as well aii the sounding
brass and tinkling cymbal are being turn
cd ap for Uncle Sam's one • hundretb •
birthday. Meanwhile the cotton market
is quiet, and the 'question arises, what is
goil.g to be the fa§biOnable material. for ;
tar-stuffing ? •
Boitun Post says:' -, They:tell.ar a
r..rt NeW HampsOre ; school teacher near
Fitchburg, who had a cbas in geography \
. 1, 11 the floor the other -day and she asked
"Ile of the boys what the &aias\ in
Hampshire.: The answer was
"Su-rile." . The teacher higblrindiginant,
gn:d tie soil was as good
as in Massachusetts. .Tne Scholar
epni,kily denied it, and added,
..',"Father
had a bull in a pasture - in New' Ramp -
sl ! ire, and the soil Wait io poor' _that the
Lull starved to deatb. l - Theq. could , not
Para) enough to 'Wry
,him, and had
t' , cqllect pieces of wood and 'butn.him."
The teacher found- the boy was, - . posted.
tilid did not continue the argument.
The Pennsylvania state building in tie
centennial grounds was opened on Wed 7
nesday in the . presenee of thei various
committees who have been entrusted
with the superintendency of the-job. It
was put.up at aeani.stf $17;000, . though
the legish4p appropriated
*40,000 For'the "titirpOse.: There %is not
time enough to put up,a more ambitious
edifice, that would have consumed all the
money, but sole of the newspaper, nor . -
reSpendents are wUn4,rering, the one
that' hae been built could cost inliVtich.
IiMP +Or- -
The Mani Maguire Trial.
DISCHARGE 4:1 THE TOST ',TUROftt3--TWELVE
ItiitiSONERS TEIA4'
Porismut; May 25.-=-The sickness of
the juror,Mr. Levi Stine, which inter
rupted the trial of the five Mollies charg
ed.with.thenitirder of Yost, the police
than, termi nated fatally last night; and
this morning the eleven survivors had to
be discharged. This will necessitate the
retrial of the whole .case, which in. view
, of the exOtement in , this county and the
fact that the testimony in the case has
been published and read by nearly every
one in the noway will most likely move
our court ti grant a change of venue in
the case to some adjoining county.
Should the prisoners then demand sepe
rate .trials they would cause an expense
of sixty thousand. dollars,
.which would
have to be paid out of the treasury of
Schuylkill county. It ii 3 very much to
be regreted that, events, have, put the
matter. in ;its present condition, tor, out
'side of the question - of expense it is to
be: feared ; . that jurors in , a neighboring
county, not knowinthe ease with. which
these men;- are able to manufacture an
alibi by re l ason of, much experience, may
give tnorei credit to a certain class of wit
.nesses than those who are familiar with
the character of . 8011 testimony would.
There arelnow confined in the Sehnyl.
kill county jail twenty members of the
Mollie Maguires. Of 'these twelve are
cluTged vvith murder, and the others
with conspiracies to murder, and, with
being accessory after the fact to murders,.
These men, as well as five imprisoned at
Mauch Chunk, have all been arrested on
.information applied by the detective,,
McParlain ; nor has the demand of jus
tice yet been satisfied, and we may ex
pect to hear of a number of additional
arrests. There is an addition being built
to the prisbn here, which, has made it
necessaryito tear down the outer wall of
the prispii-yard, and until the building
his finished : a more numerons and vigilant
watch 'will have to Compensate for the
more exposed condition of the prison to
an outside attack.
1 , -
A Mouse Capt ured e by a Spidei.
The wonderful little spicier that , cap
•e
tured the k mouse, and is elevating it in
its parforiat Kr—Michael Gross' carpen
ter shop, on Greatmen, betweethElysian•
Fields, and . Matigny streets, of which we
gave an . account yesterday morning, is
still busily engaged in its herculine task,
and: filling they numerous pereuns who
•
visit it with amazement. - •
This astonishing little- insect is of the
black species, and very small , a fact
which renders the feat it now performs
the more marvelous. The mouse was
accustomed, when on a predatory excur
sion,: to emerge from a hole under the
bent% .where the spider dweihi, and pass
into the Carpenter-shop where
-the bench
stands. I,`
The enterprising spider, who had, no
doubt, watched 'for a long time its move
mentsoiid a trap for the unsuspecting
Mouse, and, on :Monday morning, when
it started out on its daily rounds, the lit
tle spider, who Was on the lookout. tight
ened the ithreals which she had prepared
for her victim, whose hind legs Wete
tangled tn them as it passed out of - its
hole, and was soon secured., Inimediate
ly after the legs had been caught, the
spider fastened: another thread to the
mouse's tail, and after several hours'
constatitlwork, succeeded in raising he:
prey's hindquarters, and continued .to
doing utitil thel tip of the mouse's nose
only readied the floor. Haviing thus
reAderesi it helidess, the little spider in-
Austriously set to work multiplying. 'its
,fastenings. • r
After a .few more , hours' labor the
mouse was raised an inch from the floor,
the spider 'working away , as if with a
pulley., In its terrible, contortions to re
lease itself the Mouse managed to sever
the fastenings from its hind legs, but'so
Strong Were the threadi that suspended
it in the _air, and so securely were they
attached to the tail, Oat all efforts .to
break them proved fruitless. Mr. Grosi,
,taking great care in the proceedings, left
the spider undi3turhed and during a
n:lost the whole: of Monday .night, with
several 'friendt, watched its work at
tentively, The little insect, after taking
its *position on her victim's tad, com
menced manipulating the , threads and
working.. ,
Gradually could the astonished, wit
nesbes 'of this teat see the mouse 'creep up
and the threads, descending frOm their
fastenings under the.corner of • the bench
to the mouse's tail, increasing 'in num
ber, and during the twenty-four hours
ending yesterday evening, the +reads
had so increased that: h becalm impos
sible to count them, and Abe mouse,
which was stillialive, though quite weak
enact, had been, raised from one to three
and one half inches from the floor. The
spider, during the whole time of its work,
sat on -the monies tail, only leaving its
position'-at long intervals, when' it would
cautiously creep down the tail to its root,
and there feed upon the blood of the
-. ,' • •-•..,: -•- ". -, -- .' 1" , :: , :' ,;-:;'.:-, : -,
.., ..',,• ~•,.- !,..-, , -:- •, ,_,.,:.• . t_r. : ..,•‘..
:1114g::...1),E50c#41-_- -.4A:lk : '_ 31, - '1.87,6.
MURDER.
OW*
mouse. Then resuming its positioi►: cn
the end of the tail it would sagg►n begin
its %lurk. a - •
unheard ,'4-4-, c apture of ar:i . pou:e
by Op*.ailitiq :inseCt,. , and its - ingenious
way jot el4ating it, haS excited Abe . won
der 1 - and.
.thousands and.
0108am:is of visitors,` among whom, may
by - i*en tinned several -scientific Alen and
physicians:lwho aQsernbledinlarge crowds
at . 'carpenter . w4ioBB
the:PrOkiesi of the'. ••tatik Which
the little spider has undertaken and •is
so sUccessiWly bringing- to an issue. gr.
Gross willileqie...the,m undisturbed and
carefully *Well the result,- as every one
is -anxious Ito see what, the . spider will do
with, ita.catitive after dies, and how. far
it will elevate o._Picatjune.
EGGS !
WHITE COCHENS,
BIT.OF,cooaENs,
ARTRIDGE COCHENS,
1 'PLYMOUTH ROCKS,
1 AND HOUDANS
01i for iHatebing, - -$3 per 13.
. ,
1I • ‘
larYonneFovris for sale after August Ist, 187 Q, at
reasOnable prices. No inferior specimens, shipped
from. my yaro. - .
!
White Cocher.s. let premium at Jeriey Fair (Berry
& Williams stock .) Buff Cecheus. Berry . & Williams.
,
No circulars. Write for what 4e wanted and promp
c repays will be given. Address. .
Minh' 29, IMG.-Elm.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
& A. COR-TESY,
3:prusr arC:OpposEs,
-AND--
MERCHANT TAILORING,
AT OAR NEW STORE,
Igo. 2t Court Street.
,
e would ;respectfully announce to the public that
we have removed to our new and spacious store. No.
21 corner of ;Court and Water streets, and are filling it
with a new stock cf goods that have just arrived. Our
StOCIL of Dreis Goods. Shawls, ctc., are of the very lat
est !Spring pdtterns and styles and purchased for cash
when the market was most depresied. • •
Id the line! of Fancy Goode, Hosiery, Gloies, Hair
Golds. Hibbtins, etc., our stock is unsurpassed. We
havd also opened a Department of Merchant Tailoring, •
and have just purchased a large stock of the latest
styles in the One of Cloths, Cassimeres etc., and of the
very best qua' ity. We have employed to take charge
of this Department. MR. T. D. TAYLOR, long the
leading and lnost successful cutter in t! - As city, and who
always guarantees a • perfect fit. Mr. Taylor did the se
lecting of the cloths. cassiineres, trimmings, etc..for
this dep , rtnient, which should satisfy all that we ume
the latest and most rash lon..ble styles.
We cordially thank our patrons for past favors. and
promise thud and the, public generally that we are bet
ter prepared than ever to supply anything in our line.
We: solicit your patronage.
C. & A. CORTSET.
I
Binghamtr, April 19,187&
, R EMOIVED AND ENLARGED.
; • ;
I have removed my
GROCFRY STORE
4
CA the building tour doors above the First National
Bank, Public Avenue. (formerly occupied by B. P:
Stamp,) , where I have col:aged my stock of
GroOeries, Provisipe t 'ltc.
I invite con4petition both i n quality and price. • Please
give me a c a'l and be convinced that I can do you good.
ILSpN J. TURRELL.
Montrose J. April 28. :1876.—y1.
=-~- ----
~OTI~E:
To the heirs and legal representatives of Ezekiel
Babcock, dec'd.., late of Montrose, Susquehanna CGun
ty.iPenns7litanta: • -
Take notice, that an inquest will be held at the late
dwelting•hose of Eiekiel Babcock. dec'd, in the DOT.
ougli of Montrose. in the county of , Susquehanna and
State of Pennsylvania, on Monday, the 10th day of
July, A. D. 1876, at o'clock,in the forenoon of thatday
fort they urpose of making partition of the real estate of
said deceased, to and among his children and repres
entat.ves, if the same can be done without prejudice
to 'or spoiling cf the whole. otherwise to value and ap•
praise the some according to law—at which time and
place you are required to attend if you think proper.
- WM. 'WHITE, Sheriff.
heritra 9ifice, Montrose, May 24th. 1:616.7-4w
A NEW ENTERPRISE. •
A-IL.
I A practical workman, at
BEICO333IdCA633.INCki
had opened a shop nnder E. L. Weeks & Co's. store, on
FgUlic Avenue, where he Is ready to do all kinds of
work in hts)ine. Can excel in new work, and repair
with neatness and despatch.
JAMES BIRNEY.
Montrose; October 18th.1875.--3m.
"mumps TAKE NOTICE I '
Bet het price. paid In cash, for
CORN, RYE, AND OATS,
at the Montrose Steam Mill.
D. A. Bioall, Superintendent.
Montrosel July 14; 1875.—tf
BILLIARD ;OUTFIT.
Billiard outfit for sale cheap. 'lwo tables with the
necessary fiktures. Address, E. 8. WARNER. -
May Bd, 1876.tf Molar:344:Pa
ATTENTION FARMERS.
T-Ae highest market price will be paid To Calves,
Lambs. etc;, etc . WE BUY BY THE POUND. Will
be in Mouttiose every , Tuesday during the ansoa.com
mencing 1117 O. 18711.
_ 3 SLATER & ROIL
May 17. 11176.-;41,',
IMP
EGGS
C. C. - GILBERT,
Great Bend, Pa.
.1,
kJ ta
to 0,
1,000 MEN WANTED, ARMED !
with Greenbacks, to buy the best made, easiest-running, and moat durable Wagon ever made ter tfic money.
THE LARGEST ASSORT M. ENT OF PLATFORMS, OPEN AND TOP
BUGGIES. AND PHIETONS, EVER' OFFERED . TO THE
-CITIZENS OF; NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA.-
Particular attention is called to our Standard Platforms. We ChtiM to make thebest Family and Farm Wagon
combined, evei offed for the money. Each Wagon Warranted as represented. We employnauebut ekpatienced
mechanics. Selecting best of dock for cash and pay cash for labor, and we have reduced the prices, as :Wows:
No. 1, Platform. 1 - X Spoke, IX Axle, IxSpring, : Top Buggie s , Piano Box or Shell body tar Broad
,
- 2 Seats, - - - - $ll6OO Boas with Enamel Cloth, Top and Dapiask
• Add for Trimming, $6 to $8; Break $7. Lining, Patent wheels. • - - $lBO 00
Rubber Top, Broad Clothing Triinatiing,sl7s 00
No. 3, Platform 13( Spoke, 1X Axle. 1X Springs.
Phaetons. Leather top aid Broad cloth Tiimming
4.0 Leaves, Drop - fait boartl.lSeitie• " $12500 • Patent Whee., - - - - $llOOOO
Add for Trimming, $6 to $8; Break $7.
We claim thit, the moat cot:menial t arid dura 7
ble and cheeped wagon in the market.
Open • Buggiei. prices range from $lOO to sloo ' oo
according to trimming and palutpig, Lc
D. D;
MontrAse, May,,3tl: 1a76..
SPECIAL 'ANNOUNCEMENT
ABEL
ALSO A
All our 'goo& hive been bought within the the last few weeke. for CASH, at a very low price, thereby en
abling us to sell eheaoer than tt e other istahliehmenta in the city, • who ate carrying stock boneht'at muck
higheerates. • - 'l9, 1 76.- I .Brn . HAG-ARIAN BLOCK.
. This standard article is compounded with the great
est care: lts effects are as wonderful and eatiefactory
as ever., It restores gray or laded it.r to its youthful
color. It removes/ill eruption e. itching and dandruff;
and the, scalp by its use . becomes white and clean. By
its tonic properties it restores the capillary glands to
their normal vigor. pieventing- baldness, and making
the hair grow thick and etrong. As a dressing nothing
has been found ea effectual. or deeirahle. Dr. A. A.
Ewe. State Asuayer of Massachusetts. says of it :
con-ider it the best preparation for its intended pur
poses."
- Buchan. gham's
FOR THE WHISKERS.
• This elegant preparation may be relied on to change
the color of the beard from gray or Huy other undesir
able shade, to brown or h a k. at discretion. It is easily
applied, being in one preparation. and quickly and (lc
fectually produces a permanent color which will neither
rub ,no warh off.
• MANpFACTURED BY
R. P. Ilan & Co., Nashua, N. H.
SOLD BY. ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN
April. 5.1876.-4 m
A YER'S SARSAPARILLA,
. . FOR PURIFYING Tali BLOOD.
o e disorders. Erupt ions
lice' on the surface of hit
_ oisexpi. _ from the blood. Internal
derangements are the determination of these same hu
mors to some internal organ, or organs, whose action
they derange.and whose subs' ance they disease anddes
troy. Ayer's Sarsaparilla expels these humors from
'the blood. When they are gone. the disorders they pro
duce disappear such as u:ceratio of the Liver Stom
ach. Kidneys, Lungs, Eruptions and Eruptive Diseases
of the Skin. St. Anthony's Fire, Rose of Erysipelas,
Pimpies, Pustules, Blotches, Boils. Tumors, Tetter
and Salt Rheum Scald Head Ringworm Ulcers and
Sores Rheumatism liteurilgia Pain. the Bones Side and
Head Female Weakness Stertility Lenchorrlana arising
from intermit ulceration and ,uterine disease . Dropsy
Dyspepsia and General Debility,. With their departure
"health returns.
Dr. 5. C. Ayer 4111Co.,'Lw i tvell Mass:,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BV, ALL . miuomsrs AND DEALERS IN
"MEDICINE.
April 5,1956. •
THE PROPRIETOR. OF
TAYLOR'S FAMILY MEDICINES
must be gaining renewed confidence in the Specifics
which he prepares. A'l the articles of Materia Medics
which he now offers for sale, is on the principel of NO
CURE NO PAY. Foremost MODE then valaablearta%
des, is TAYLOR'S CELEBHATED olL; for Pain;
Lameness. Wounds or bores. in Mau. or Beamt.
Taylor's Condition POwders for Horses Cattle,
Hogs, Sh3ep and Poultry. 1 • •
For renovati g the blood and system. of all kinds of
Stock to the Spring, nothing can be better. .
Tames Cough syrup for all throat or lung diseases.
Any ene trying it will be tonvii ced of its merits.
He also manufactures ,the celebrated Indian Vegeta
ble dticking Salve. which 'can be obtained of any of his
agents ,
A. B. Burns, M. A. Lyon; and I. N. Ballard, are
agents foe Montrose. I•
Any one buying any of :the above named articles and
not being satisfied. can return the empty bottlior pack
age and get their money back. (march 49.'16.] .
p J,DONLEY;
JL . PiTILNISIIiNG
u.NaER'TitER,
BINCIHAIIt ..ON. N. Y.,
The '
latest improved Catlin* and Caskets on band. 7
*arse to order. Shrondt, etc. April 1.9
'L7'.lea]3,ln.g.
The OOdorsign ed will make
llnd. rtekieg a Speciality
is their buslotee.
AU needing, their eerrieee will be promptly Attended
to. ilatistectiosh guaranteed.
•i P. B. MATTIIEWL.
Triesdeeille. Pa.. sprit 7,1871. 14-11
03.1= 1 .1=1.11•713- 1874.
BENNETT - &" CO. ; ',E3I-NbI4AMIT6i,
Jobbers of Fine Woolens,
MERCHANT TAILORING
ItEI 3 LETE 'WITH ALL THE LATEST.STY LES
CAM) QUALITIES "
MEDICINE.
This compound of the veg•
able site' natives, Eiarsapar
la, Dock, &Mingle and
laydrake with the lodides
f P,ttssiinn and Iron.makes
most effect ial cure of series
complaints which are very
•evalent and afflicting. It
irifie< the blood, purges out
ie lurkin7, humors in the
-tem, that undermine the
.atth and settle into troub-
PREPARED BY
Manufactory atSpringvile, and "Repository on Public
Avenue. Montrose...Pa: It you desire to par
chase, examine our , eta*. and if none ate on
' band to sultme can wake to order'st:same price.
SEARLE, Proprietor.
I-3 C- 3131:7 - 1:163EtI9LIHT
Would cull atteritloe to hie New Stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS !
Now on sale, in new
R VO
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, BLACK
AND .COLORED _ ALPACAS,
NEW STYLE OF .PRINTS,.
SHAWLS,' WATER- PROOFS, -FLAN
NELS, BALMORAL„ , AND HOOP
. -SKIRTS, VELVETS, HOSIERY,
HEAVY WOOL GOODS, CARPETS, 011
CLOTHS, PAPER HANGINGS. BVITt g o,,•
LO ANULAP ROBES,FURS, HA7 I 6
AND CAPS; BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWARE.IRON,NAILS,
STEEL, STOVES • AND . •
GROCERIES, E TC.
,
In great variety, and will be sold on the most
favorable terms; and lowest
tr. BURRITT.'
' New Milford, May Ist. 1875. • '
CORRECTION
Rumor has it that having been elected County Treas
urer for the ensuing three years. I am to discxrndnue my
Insurance busines. Said RUMOR is UNTRUE. and
without fdundation, and while thanking you for kind
ness, and uppreciation of good Insurance in the past, I
ask a continuance of your patronage, promising that alt
business entrusted to me shall be promptly attended to.
M,y Companies are all sound and reliable. as all can tee
d*, who,have met with losses during the past ten yearS
at my Agency. Read the List
North British and Mercantile, Capital, $10.000,000
Queens of London. GS •• • 2,000,000
Old Franklin. Philadelphia, Asrets, 2,500,001
Old Continental, N. Y., • " nearly 8,000,100
Old Plunnix of Hartford, " • 2,000,001
Old Hanover. N. Y., , 1,600.000
Old Farmers, York. - ' " ,_1.000,000
I also repress -nt the iNiew York Mutual Life Ins ranee
of over 80 years standing. and assets over $30.000,000.—.
Al so, the Masonic Mutual Benefit. Association of Penn.
sylvania. •
arGet an Aecidental Policy covering all accidents,
in the Hartford Accident Ins. Co Policies *trines
from one day to one year. Only 25 cents for a $3,001
Policy. Please call or send word, when you take a trip,
Very,respectfally.
HENRY C. TYLER.
Mointrose, l's.. Jan. 19, 1876.—tf
PUY . YOUR WAGONS, CAR-
A , RIA GES . AND SLEIGHS,
W. OUSTERHOUT, ITARFORD,, PA.
Repairing done on short notice, cheaper . thin the .
cheapest, 2 , . -• •
First-class Phtetons -
a• Buggies,
- • - • 130
.. Lumber .wagon 8, - 4
*...e Pletfortzis from $l4O to , - lel
t •` • • Swell body Sleighs, - If
B L &OTIS:MITRING.
To shoe per spannew, • - •
• corkand set - , - • -
set per span :
All work warrauted. Call and eiamine my lido*
before purchasing elsewher e. .
Harford, Aprll26, "16.-4 w
A 'NSW STOWE OF
cvcoolLexi "sr,
just received and for sale by . -
UPSslt INE
For sole by i
A. 1.80, ALL KINDS OF , •
GROCERIES
-
At ins store of • • i f
• . J. Willa
3nre oh , Orevaiseir,
rot fide by
,Montrose. April 111. 18.
VARIA[ FOR. SALE.
The subscriber ()Man his farm for ode, situate to
Forest Lake, ecatalulng 65 acres 60 Improved.' WU!
keep twelve cows, and ♦ tate, Well watered, to also
a good grain Ma t -800 II Wes Yol its orchard. Ter*.
will be nude easy. For farther errs or
address, • . AMU) OLD
or B. B. Roo RF,
Feb. ld, "16.—t1 Neutrals, 1 , 14, •
tj ° , B WORE
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DEPARTINNT,
PTIC E . MT.
W. OUSTERHOUT.
H.: J. WS"
FLOUR.
B. J. 7831111.
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