Arrangement of Nails.
• VIA
lonkbannock, (Dall,o . : AlVoVea• DITA2/1/
t • •• P m 1215 in
'.: VIA STAMM
Montrose Dipot,(Daily,). 600 pm 6 20n ..n
New Milfotd, (Daily,) '.. —.3000 a, Bt , : I 30p m
sVyalusing. (Daily.) Maim 2 00pm
?riendsville,(tri weekly,) 600 pm 800 am
Oonlain Station, (tri weekly,) .. 700 am 100 am
gmghamtonsvia S. Lake,(tri weekly),. 600 p m
.700 p m
geshoppen.(tri weekly,) ' ' 1000 6.nt 400 pm
The New. York, (via Montrose Depotaliew , Milford,
runkhannock, and Wyalusing are daily. ;J. , '
The Conklin Station mail runs Theadays„Thursdays,
and Saturdays. n .
The Binghamton mail, (via Silver Lake,") runt Tnee
bye. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
Friendsville mail rune Tuesdays - ,Thursdamand Sat
urdaYn• ,
The Meehoppen mai I runs M on d ays , W e dnesdays, and
Fridays
ADDITIONAL ST/DICR
A stage leaves datly . for 3tontrope Depot at 1 m.,and
returns at 6 p. m
~& stage leaves daily for New Milford at-780 a. m.
end returne at 3 30p.m. 1 ,
R. C. PONDHAM. P. M.
Montroie.Mailiotti Tune Table.
Arrangment of Traind: To take' effect on 'Monday,
April 17, 1876. ! -
Down Trains.
" ' ROWTHWARD
P. H. A. X. ' ' AOX. P. at.
645 10.15..... ....Montrose ' . .....9,00 4.52
555 10.25 , ...Allen's . 845 •545
553 1098 Cool's 840 '448
605 1092 liunters ' . —.835 444
608 10 36 .. Woodbourne...., 8130 440
' 612 1040 Dimock ....I. .... ..:3 25 436 '
617 10 47 Tyler's . ...815 428
625 10 57.... ....., bpringvill .. x;.....805 • 420
690 ilO5 Lynn ... . .... . ....,755 412
645 1119, Avery's ' - '745 405
653•- 1128 .... ....Lemon ' 735 400
103 1135 L0beck....... .. .7 25 . 845
715 11 45 Marcy's 715 837
720 12 00.. .. ~ . . —To nkhannock . 7110 322
Tt alas will ran on Lehigh Val* time as 'kept in the
051 Le of P. . & N. Y. RR at Tunkhaonock.
All trains connect at Tunkhannock with P, &N Y.
R. R. going north and south.
JAMES. I. BLAKSLEIC. f'rea`t.
Mauch Chunk. April 17. 1876:
List of New Advertiiementv
Dissolution. :-
Eureka Mowet—R. S. Searle! •
Wagons. Carriages,' &c —E: T. Purdy:
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Clairvoyant Examinations.
Wagons, 9arnages; &c.—E. T.
DECORATION NI IN Turluttirto4K. -EDI
TORS' OF DEMOCRAT : The Decoration Day
services in thia beautiful and picturesque old
town were conducted in thanicisticOerly and
impressive manner. The immense crowd that
gathered here from the remotest corners of pa
triotic little Wyoming, showed Oat we who
enjoy the blessings of peace and liberty, do not
forget the hero-martyrs who; died' that We
might live. .
At 3 o'clock p. m., a procession'
.was formed
on' the Court. House square, rind:'marched As,
the cemetery. The Triton Hoie Cis, .P. O. 8..0f
A., Odd Fellows, It of P., members of the 9th
Reg't of National Guards, Veterans of - the lute
war; etc., all dressed in approi4tte uniforms,.
made a very striking and briniest appearance.
l'Ailetheri the 'very fine Silver Cornet Band,
of this place, played the . swarm dirges for the
dead and a cLoir sang fitting de oration odes.
Rev. S. W. Weiss offered a brie anal impres
sive prayer, and the beautiful floral tributes
were placed upon the graves of the beloved
sleepere, by the '
ptire hands of innocent little
children.
An incident occurred , just after the decora
tion services were over,that attracted attention.
One brave fellow, whose pale face attested to
the fact of health ruined by yeari of toil and
wife:lug in thls army, stood by thv grave of a
dearly loved comrade ; and, while the hot tears
ot; a bitter remembrance coursed,down his wan
cheek, he said to a friend : "While this go
,inment pays tribute to the dead soldieri,
I wish it did not so easily 4get the chiims
the living. Talk about the gratitude Of a Re
publican administration to the ,dcfesdere of the
Union. Why, I have been trying for years to
get the pension that no one can deny that.!
ought to receive, and now a Depocratic went
ber of Congress, has procured, it for me and I
was not One of his 'constituents either. It _ Ras
,the Democratic , Representative from the XV
Pietriet, who presented the , '
bill before the
Rouse, asking for'an appropria i tion for the sup
port of disabled Union soldiers "a l vho have duties
assigned them in the Capitol." ,
After the exercises, the , orowd re urned to the
Court House square,; where they 1 stened to an
oration by Hon. G., A. Grow. Hi speech was
a finisned literary production and ab?uuded
with noble sentiments and appropnatepo
•etieal quotations. • N.
June 3,1878.
PUBLISHING THE ACCOUNTS or SC/ 1 1 )0 /\
Bosuns.—ln lieu of the perplexing mode of
publishing the accounts of, school boards re
quired by law for several years past; the Leigia
lsture nt its late session enacted, a law entitled
"Am Act to regulate the publication or the ac
counts and financial •: statements of school
boards." This law is applicable to the accounts
for the year ending on the first . Monday of
June, and must be obeyed by school boards.=
We Copy it frcint the. Official Dipartment of Arse
Poinsy/vania School Journal, afad is as follows
Sec. I.—That it shall be'the' 'duty :of each
.board of school directors in the several school
Cistricts of this Coinmonwealth an nuilly,at ,the
close of the school year, to place in the hands
?f proper auditors a 'full certified statement,
Itemized, of their receipts and expenditures fOr
1 113 past year, including: the assets and liabili
ties of the district, of all - kinds, with all books,
papers and vouchers relating to the y same, to be
II said auditors examined, and if !found to be
correct, approved ; such statement to be spread
upon the minutes of the hoard of directors and
lo a condensed but fully classified form infblis i- .
ed by
said board in not less than ten written or
printed handbills to be put up in the most pub- Spitcra.L NOTICE. •
lac places in the district, or, if de,eiried prefera- Dr. T. J. Wheaton, of iVilkesharre, (formerly
ble, i n the two newspapers of the county in 1 , of. Binghamton) will be at the Eichange Hotel
which the district is situated having the largest 1 in Montrose, .bri Thuralay the Bth of June, and,
circulation among thc dtiiene interested, and reniorin twu days, for the purpose of extracting
lur ahy neglect 01 . failu r e to perform the duties tenth, and taking orders for plate-work. He is :
eojoilied by this aet theOiceranamed therein t perfectly laminar with the use of Ether, Gas, or,
shall be, considered guilty,of misdemeanor pun- 1 Chloroform, either-0i Which he will be ptepar
isliable by a floe not exceeding three Wick( & o to administer as the patient nay requiKe•
tube paid 'lnto the !school fund of the 1 Dr. W. G. Starimck, of. BOSton, one of _.the :
f he
district in, Jet n w h ich the offense shall !have been 1 finest o'peraiors'in this country.will accompany
committed. • I Dr: Wheatim, and repeat his visit, provided the
That the.publiration the accounts, I, citizens of Montrose and.' v ici ni ty , give him suf.
E•ebool boards hereinprovided 'orshall bein - il &phi encouragement. He has been cOnstant ,
lieu of all pUblication o accountsn now re: it IS- lit the,ope,raling chair. tor nearly-thirty years
quirel by Jaw„; and ell rtel§:Pripartaofac6-.,in-: rand has Diplomas front' "both ' . A l :o4catil!_!uld
they are hereby re-': Ptfor-dn.eie**°*. Watch 1"
148'4111°g
and
Pf(4o ac l 4 l., TWA the provialons 01-thisitalltirOtriPtik if Pitt wish hie' counsel.
8 "'"/ net extend to cities'olLtho fifit:6l4B:' Idity 4141 1 3 7 6W 2 . •
Boo Mess Locals.
AT PORDY'fi Wagon Shop a fine lot of
form Wagons and l3uggies lull trimmed. - Com
plete and firstclass in every respect for sale
cheap for Cash.,
•Montrose, June 7, 1876tt.
CLituivoY.krrr EXAMINATIMS FREE. '
There is no, subjeCt that* requires math
study and experience as thelreatment of ct ron
ic;disease& The astonishing success.- and re•
markable cures performed by Dr. Butterfield,
are 'due to the gift of clairvoyance, to the life
long study of the constitution of man,,and the
curing of diseases from natural remedies. Cureb
the worst forms of Scrofula. Catarrh, Piles, Fe
male Weakness, Asthma, Kidneys or Bladder
Will be at the Cafferty House, Binghamton
Thursday, and Friday, Tune, 29th and 30th.
Dr. Butterfield will be at the celebrated Min
eral Springs at Rush, Pa., on a visit, Wednes
day,June 28th,; arriving Tuesday evening, June
27th, staying till Wednesday at 4 o'clock p. m.,
June 28th.. „
Oin Newspapers for sale at this t•►fiice at ien
cents per dozen. - •
HANDBILLS for Auction 'Bales, % te., printed
at the DB3IOCRAT office in first- ei:. - style and
at reasonable prices.
tew lot of summons and subpoenas
ust printed
.atihis office.. Other blanks in pro
usion; all prepared witb'eare. •
To RENT.
House and. Lot to rent in Montrose, Enquire
of J. B. McCollum. •,
May 31; 1876.—tf.
NRw STOCK of carpets, oil cloths, matting,
&c.,just recew,ed. 6
GUTTENBKRG. ROSENBAUM 05 Co.
Montrose, April 12, :1876tf.
SPRING Styles Stlx Hats, felt and fir: Boys
C‘litennial Hats, just opened at •
Gvrricatiouta, ROSENBAUM & CO.
12, 1876 d.
A LIFIGE assortment of the latest and
neatest .etyles of visiting. and business cards
just received at this offieb. Call and see them
before orderin .elsewherP.
unit..
No businesi 'man need complain that be
is "too poor to advertiSe" when bf, can get the
latest style business cards printed at the DEM
OCRAT ofticelor three dollars per thousand,and
other work in proportion: •
LADIES see this, you can get 9 yards (.f the
best Lofisdale , yard wide sheeting for $1 00 at
Cheap John's : also, 16 yards of the be s t :(any
in the store) Cilicoes for $1 00.
Montrose, May 10, 1976. .
NEW LACE CURTAINS by the'sett or yard.—
Table Linens; Napkins, towels, and ,house
keeping goods in great variety at
GUTTENRERG, ROSENBAUM & CO.
. Montrose, April 12,18741
LADIEs, do you want a nice Alpaca Dress,
black or colored,if so go to'Cheap John's,where
you will get 16 yards of the same for $4 00 and
all the trimmings thrown in. free. Conie early.
Come at o&e.
Montrose, May 10,1876. 1,
A MAGNIFICENT lot of fine Cloths and Cassi
meres Coatings and SUitings for custom work,
just received, call and leave your measure for a
new suit at
_ 1 \ •
GUTTENBERG, 14,08ENBAUM CO.
April 12, 18'76LE
‘,NISITORS to the Centenntakcan find good ac
commodations within a mile of the Centennial
Grounds, on hue of street railway, at reasona
ble prices. Drop a postal card a week or two
before coming, to secuie rooms.
C. H. BIRCIIARD,
3847 Efaverford St., West Philadelphia, Pa.,
May 3, 1876tf.
MA RIME WORKS. •
The Tunkhannock Marble Works of Burns
& White are doing a good business and are
getting out some very tasty jobs of Head
Stones and Mmuments. A. B. Burns, of the
Eagle Drug Store, is their authorized agent for
Montrose and vicinity. He has designs of
Head Stones and Monuments. Any orders left
with him will be promptly filled by Burns &
White.
TiMkbannock, Feb. 2, 1876tf.
Mthy throup,:h the country ate severely al-,
flitted; with a cough and an obstruction of the
air passages , leading to the lungs. Various
remedies are used, but that which is said to
give the best satisfaction is Taylor's Cough
Syrup or Expectorant. As it is sold on the
principle 61 No Cure, No Pav;it would certain
ly be well to give it a trial It can be obtained
of all the Druggists th Montrose, or of dealers
iri general throUghout the country.
March `29,1876tf.
Taut AltiD PLACE
-Now THE TIME 'TO PAINT.
Lead and Oil cheaper than they have been
known ,fur years.' Burn's L'agle Drug Store is,
the place to buy anything in the PAINT and
Micro like at the very inwest!,figures. A large
\ assortment of Brushes and Varnishes constant
ly in stock. The celebrated Hall, Bradley, &
Co.'s Puri White Lead constantly on hand, for
which BURNS is the Soto.; AoEn for, Montrose
and ,
Montrose, April 19, 18760.
LOUIS KNOLL, 13having and Hair Dressing
,Parlor,,on Publie Avenue, keeps on band To
baeto and, Cigars of every kind, also fresh
Candies. - •:
Montrose, May 24,1876: _
A. BEE 'ON DIMOCICCA4P - OILOONV.-
Let every one,who desires to see the Dirnock
:Camp. Ground nicely graded, turn opt i on the:
8W and 9th days of - . Tune, (or send a man) with
team or implements suited.to the work. Earth
and stone can be had from the field' near the
ground. Let us take onr dinners with us,aud ,
:put -in good tune:. .fof good Conic
friends, let.us make the..rough places stutioth:—
Notice . given - by ,request - of Presiding_ Elder
Walker and many others.
H. G. HAIM*.
Sec:Camp Meeting. Com.
Lynn, May. `44,.8876w2.
ESE
THE'i7: -.. :DEQCM
PRINTIO. •
We have hat received a very large stock of
plain and,faticy envelopes, letter and note,pa
per,pl4n and fancy , hill - head papers,.cards of
allsizes and cdlors, colored poster papers, etc.
all of w l hich wb Can afford to print cheaper
than any dffice in this or neighboring counties,
'and in as good style. . Work done in black and
'colored inks. - If you think there is any that
pan heat, giie us a trial, and we will show
you what we can do. All kinds of blanks on
hand or printed to order.
A CAttD IV TOE PUBLIC.-1 have recently
sociated with me an artist of rare'abliity and a ,
lite long • experience . in Painting- _in oil, India 88
ink, or yirater colots, and any person that has 311
old pictures of ideccased friends will do•Wel110 5 :
bring them to ns as we can copy and enlarge
them-to!, any sik., and_we guarantee to give slit- 11 '
istaction or no pay. Please call and setrspedi- 2 5 1
wens. Also all - kinds of piCture framing done no
to ordet.: Motto frames constantly on.. hand F 2
and very cheap.'
'O.IW. Dootxrrts, Photo-Artist.
Montrose, May 17, 1870. 20w4 18
_
WE, TAKE plettsure in calling the attention IA
our readers to ithe fact . that the -popular Dry
Goods house of, C. F. Eit&sort & Co., Bingham
tun, are ; now rdcciving an unusually large land
complete assortment of new spring goods. Not
withstanding - (be cry of "bard times,!! this
house informs Us that their trade is larger than
at any former season. This is easily accounted
for by Ole fact that they always offer the most
reliable; goods at the same prices that many
houses dell a very inferior grade. All thq nov
'elties cif the season, both of toreign and do
mestic manufalture, may now be. found upon
'their shelves, and a visit to their store,will con
vince anyone that that is the place to trade.
ply - LATEST MEWS IN BINGHAMTON.
• The latest news in Binghamton is that Hine
&. Sholes, of Court Street, have just received
their third FaWand Winter stook of Dry Goods
which is now Icomplete in all departtnents.—
The be'Silk. The best Black Cashmeres.—
The be et alpaca. The best Merinos—Empress
—Plaids of all descriptions. The best Shawls,,
Sid Gloves, Embroideries, RibbonS, Ties, &c.,
in fact everything that is kept in a firet-class .
Dry Gtiods Stote at bottom figures. Another
Important itemovhich if known may be essential
to the I people of Montiose, New .Milford and
surrounding. country, that Geo. B. McCollum
and C. O. FaurOt would be most happy to , see
all of their acquaintances and show them the
bargains that Hine & Sholet are now prepared
to - givei 1 HINE & SHOL EB.
Bingham ton,lDec. 1,187 b. • ,
AN oriental traveler describes thlebusy scene•
witnessed on historic shores : "Our steamer
landed on a beach which was the port , of An ,
tioch; where the disciples were first called
Chnst4tcs. There was no town at the water's
edge, no people no wharf. The - passengers and
the merchandise were put ashore in lighters,
which ran up into the sand. A"trOi3p of cam
els, wits their drivers, 14 .on the beach, ready
to transport the goods. into, the interior.--
Among the articles landed were boxes marked
"Dr. J.lll Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.,U.
showing. that 'they, contaihed medicines and
_whence they. dune. These with other goods
were hbiSted on the backs of camels,. for trans•"
portatiOn to Antioch. Thui the, skill of the
West simds badk its remedies to heal the ma
ladies of populations that, inhabit those eastern
shores, !whence; our spiritual manna came." 7—
.Windsdr, n) Chronical.
This st. f ..._
est care. ' Its e ff epte are as wOnderfnl and satisfactory
as ever. llt restores gray or faded lifi,r to its youthful
color. •It removes all eruptions, itching and dandruff;
and the sPalp by its use becomes white and By
its tonic Oroperties it restores, the capillary glands to
their normal vi ,, Or. preventing baldness, and making
the hair grow thiPk and strong. As a dressing nothing
has been found tio effectual . . or desirable. Dr. A. A.
Hayes, State As 4 ayer , of . Massachusetts. says of it : "I
consider it the bdst preparation for its intended pur
poses." 1
I ..\
Buckingham's Dye,
, .
' 1 1 FOR THE WHISKEILS.
This e lega nt preparation may be .relied on to change
the colori of the beard from gray or any other widow
\ able ehadle, to brawn orb a lx. at discretion: It is easily
applied. being intone preparation. and quickly and e•-
fectually produces a permanent color winch will neither
rub now rt off. i
t
. M!tNUFACTURED BY
•
R. I . Hall & Co. Nashua, N. H.
SOLD X . ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS L'i
\ , MEDICINE.
April. 11,1870:-4.4133 •
This compound of the veg•
'able alter natives, .Sarsapar•
la, Dock, \ Stillingia and
andrake with the lodides.
Potassium and Iron.maken•
most effectual cure of series
f complaints which are very . ;
.cvalent and afflicting. Its'
trifles the blood, purges out
to lurking humors in the
'stem, that undermine the.
!filth and settle into troub•:,
wine disorders. Eruptions,
.nce on the, surface of,hn-H
from the blood.. linernar
derangedents are tuo_ of these, same ha-,'
more to seine internal organ,, Or organs. whose action
they derang,e.and whose subs•ance they disease anddes
tray. Ayr's Sarsaparilla expels these humors from'
the blood When:they are gone, the disorders tkby pro
duce disappear Such as ulceration of the Liver, Stom
ach. Kidneys. Lungs, Eruptions and Eruptive Diseases
of the Skin. St. Anthony's Fire. Rose of , Erysipelas;
Pitnries, Pustules. Blotches, I3oils. Tumors, Tater
and Salt ;Rheum Scald Read Ringworm Ulcers and
Sores Rheumatism Neuralgia Pain the , Bones Side and
Head Feniale Weakness Stertility Leuchorrhcea arising
from internal nlberation and uterine disease Dropsy
Dyspepsia and General Debility. - With their departure
health returns.
- 1 .
PEMPAItED BY
Dr:,.ll.'C• Ayer & Co: Man.
Practitial and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD B ALLi DRUGGISTS A.N.p DEALERS. IN
, 'MEDICINE.
1.
•
April 5,11870.
T; ';'- - .T.UNE , '.7',. 1576:-
RILLA,
NEW s'roOft OF -
461 E,
c)r3r,
Suet zecei ed a for sale by
• _,H. J.-
INS
Q UPE
F•
14'0 R
For - sale
ALL lills11)S 0,13.
A . Lt3U,
1 G-I1c) p:au ts,.
re of
At the et
j- ( it Citir etaaapis,
For sale y •
,Mon - 46, e. Atailt 1. tar.'
LQI)OF
NEW
1 ..
Ylitia THE BLOOD.
R. , 3. WEBB.
wniuf
FE,J*, WE'#°
CALI 4, CARS
TREASURER'S SALE OtUNSEAT
ed Lands in Susquehanna County. .
Notice to hereby given that.. agreeably to the Act of
the General Assembly of thr Ccrrtoonwealth of Pem
sylyania, directing the mod of !tiling unseated !aide,
the lands' of which the wa.. /taut* or owners or the
numbera given below Will be sold' at publid venduo, at
the Courthouse in Montrose, on Monday, the 14th of
June, A. D. 1876, for arrearages 'due and the cost ac
cnted on each tract respectfully, unless the nine be
paid before , the day of sale-reale to commence at ten
o'clock a. in 7
ACM,
• Warrantees:: 1--t • - Cuhsra Araiitt 'Praxes.
Alua
jonatb.an Bert
grant, r.; pt f
.3i Jonathan Ser- -t
vi teap ,o t, r tr inl
1 Jonathan 13a,- t
geantjrppt 1
, t
burner .
4 Robert, Wilson.
llWilliam Semple,pt
$ Chrittepber Lewln
I Andrew McCornell
Thoe...is Darrak
CLIT7O
Ann Roker
- 1 Jane Roker
6 Samuel Meredith
No 1 .f
No $ •
No 4 tor PM
Drinker
belongs Ito R 8 I
squires.,
• •15 Line West of Grit- - 1 . , =- 1 ,',
•' • '
tins &,N It 4 4 Ry, w itopa d tßst .
1
"W Warner' '
TO Walter Gennttr lot , ' Jaugliole ,- . ..
• - s ClitIAT, BEND , 'I‘,WP : - '
483 Charles Butler _ iit A Clark &Co
151 D it Chandler
94 F Lusk Tr3ct - • • SHIM: — n;
_ Jyton
ISherni t an , D Phelps
usalronn Twi.
- . • 1 Anson T i ffany
wallows' rm.: . , '-'
Robert Trail I CI, Ward Het
John Kugler No 51 . 2 , 1 Michael Meylert
' , . „,lizinucn TnT. ,
Samuel Newport Ira Nichols • •
Henry Hill k . , do' , •do •
John Cadwallader ' do do
Jonathan•Net , bit do do
Mrs S Hamilton , , Abet Tamil ..
1
14
323
301
100
GO
JACKSON TWP.
I Sedate Griswold 4 iRS
LATEROI I TVT.
1 Abel krarreU '
LENOX . TVP.
,John
Hartley
Abel Tnrrell
, John Marcy Est
LIBICUTT Terr.
50 Peter Harris
10 John 31arty
800!Nos 43 81 and 14 , ntr o uhrey Roes a , 72,00 ,
400, 'George Farnham
_! 'Aaron; Young - / '4BOO
NIDDLITOTti
1180
4 11 ) liose .I?state ! , 01
1 2 ( 4 'lot
McGovernNay KIL,OIID TWP ( . I° "
43 I . • . IC I. Ward Ristitte. 2fa
OAKLAND TWP,
IC L Ward Astate .1 : 16b
itersa TWP. ,
85 Paul-Kugler
SPRINGVILLE - TWP.
No 80 tax for 1875 - '' - 1 14 Drinker be- } I • ;
ff
longs to 8 128
Squires H
, •
TBOUON TWP. •
George McCall Ann .5f .Shipley i ' 'll 55
Peter Snyder .' E A Cooks Est "11 875
, • N Y City f
James Mumford C 0 Mumford
• HENRY C. TILER, County. 'I
, surer's Office, Montrose, April 8. '76.
BILLINGS S'111011,1).
FIRE, LIFE 'AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE AGENT;
31.2 csamti• ass • 3Pi6.
espltal Represented, S 100,000,000!
. .
Fire Association of Phil., Ca p ita l & Assetii; 13,500001
Insurance Co. of N. A., PhiL, " • 44 5,000.006
Pennsylvinia Fire„ PhIL, " " • ,1400,000
Ins. Co. of Pa., ' " 100,000
Lytotaing of Manuel, Pa. " " 6,000,000
Lancaster of Lancaster, " " I 400,000
ewton of Newton,, • " " , 150,000
Ilcime Ina. Co.; N. Y.,' " 4 . 4 .6,000,000
National " " - ' - " " I 450,000
Co imercial Fire " .• '450,000
Fairdehl fire Ins. Co. South
Norwalk, Conn
le
Atlas '•
Royal Canadian, of Montrbal,
Canada,i.
Liverpool. London Alt Globe,
of Liverpool, Eng.,"
Providence Washington,• of .
• Providence, R. 1., "
Tradelns. Co. Camden; N, J. n 14
Patterson Fire Ins Co. patter
- i son, N. J 1 "
Conn. Mutcal Life Ins. Co., Aesetta 140,000,00(1
American Life. Phir.a. " $5,000,010
ACCIDENT. • •
Travelers in 5..C0., Hart., Capital and Supine! $3,000.000
Railway Passengers ' 44 ' ' $500,000
_
Theandersiknedhitsbeeiive.known thiscounty,fot
thepast 20 years, &Lan Insurance Agent. Losses ens
tainea by his Compainies havealways been promptly .
paid
Qffice up daira, in blinding east from BankinE,
Office di Wm. B. Cooper k g Co., Turnpike etreet.
BILLINGS, STROUD,: Agent.
CRARLES H. SMITH. Office'Manligers:
A 31.013 Nionova, ' .
Montrose. Jon. 6. 1876.
HAVE YOU tfEAED : ,THE NEW§
Tne.folloWing is Specimen at it.
tig pounds'TEA tor one dollar.. ' •
5 cans PEACHES or TOMATOES - tor one
dollar. . •.. ,••
4 cans LITTLE NEw..pLais for One dol
lar.
7 pounds RAISINS for' one dollar.
:42 nars'SOAP for one dollar..
aQ pounds pruhes fornne
1.4 pounds SALEIWITS for one.siollar.
Cpotinds COFTEE for one dollar. •
12% pounds CRACKERS for One dollar
150-JAW BREAKERS for one dollar..
The-whole ibt for. TEti DOLLARS,airdn
present thrown Good for ininety days.- )A
large stock of new, ,arKI chOice goods
,equally
IoW, By calling at 'the head of „Navigntlon
you shall-have the full value ot - your money
every thnnand something nitre.'
WI and see i 4„ ti.Buyi :nig;
liontroseNarchB,lB26.
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', :- T,:.. jAT THIS Olinti l ,..oli4ll';' ; :''''
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.1; 714.
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i„l6
Moe 'Nlehals
, and Alden-
Ido do
4 , do do
Wisp%and rierce
/held Bowers 'Ex
James' Hennesey
RD' irwr.
Diirla ; Merldeth
I A B htille
Hoitard Spencer
Charles Burkis. Est
Mrs Waterman eat.
or. Q W JonasOn, 4 ei
GENERAL
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B.'LANGWObIi Bol;c1t,to
'County :Woos Directory:
Two
lines Inihis .Dlreetory. one year. 111.60 ; each Hl
llneo3ocente: • • .
MONTROSL
wm. u A GHWOUT, Stater. Wholesale and Retiat
dealer in all kinds of elate moan. elate paint,pte„ •
Roofs repairbd with elate paint to order: Also, slits,
paint r for,sale by the Won 01 barrel. , Montrose. ;
irta,tacks ST.ROUD,, • General,- Fire and Life Info
auce Agents, also. 4611 Railroad and Accidental
Tickets' to New.Ycirk and Philadelphia. — Once one
door east .of Wm. H Cooper .4 COI bank- •
ii. BOYD ei, CO 'Dawn in store% hardware,
and Maud etr.rers of Tie and Sheet-lion ware, c at
nec o f Meth and Turnpike. street. ,
A. N. Bullard, Dealer in. Groceries, Pravisions,'ll.
Stationery and Yankee ' liotiotuf; at the held of M.
lio Avenue. . • ‘!,
WH..11. COOPER. CO., Rankers.. Sell Foreign Pas
' sage Tickets and ' 'Drafts on England, Ireland, and
...mod. - • • '' • 1 ,
L.1.00X, Harness maker• and dealer in • all arti
cles usually kept by the trade. opposite , the bank.
JAMES CA.RMALT, Atidrnerat-Law. Once one
door below Tarbell House, Public Avenue. , '
H. ROSENTHAL; Auctioneer. Care S, Allman Co.,
Montrose, Pa. • '
•
$BOBO
80 80
82 80
caw
4048:
33 44,
51:04
MAO',
5'231
NEW MILVORD.
SAYiNGS.W.ANIC, NEW 3LILFORD.f Six per isle..
Interest on 01 Deposits. Does a vneratatinktnig
•'Wasittess. . S. B. CHASE & 00.
IL-GARRET SON, Dealer:in Flo*, 'Peed, Meal,
Salt. Lime, Cement, Groceries and Provisions, osi
Main Street, opposite the'Depot. .
FN: BIEBER. Carriage Maker, "otate Frainer,and
• Undertaker, a few rods from hinney's,Hotel, near
X, Church. . .
• 82,
54615-
, 2060
. .
GREAT BEND., ,
H: e. DORAN, Merchant' Tailor and dea)ei, •ItemAy
blade \Clothing, Dry.Gooda, 9rocariess add Provlstotal,
Main &net. •
• • •
14989
1863
F. 4 1 .90
280 40
OARRX -THE NEWS,:
OH CARRY TRW NEWS TO MARY
AND EVERYBODY ELM
FOR GOOO:NRWS is BRALTRY AND RRFRREIRINO
909
5818
9819
8 lo
, 699
S. fiIMAN,
t 810
HAVE MOVED .TO THEIR NEW Malt,
Tllt FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Where they,nipceep on hand the best assorted storii.of
Boys' Readyltatio
OIL) i s.
DRY' 'GOODS, NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS,
HOSIERY, HATS, MILLINERY
GOODS, &9., • • •
•
of all deacrlption& and latest styles.
GIVZ till A CALL Aild We will aAYZ TOIT,
Terms; cash or good paper. itespectfull,
NATIONAL ' DDT " GOODS & , CLOTTUND EXPROSICTI,
BLACK AND - COLORED A.LPACAS. newest
25 cents per yard,
• - at 8. P-. 4 CO.'S First National .
BLACK AND COLORED CASHMERES, all "Wide"
&. cents p_er yard s
at S. P . CO. First National.
BR T, CALICOP L S,New styles and fast, colors, 63( testa
• per 4 T • ard •
at 8. Jr 1 C O.'S Plait National.
HANDSOME HAMBURG EDOING AND INSERTING!
Ironi 10 cents per yard up, .
at S. P. & CO.'S First Nationst.
YARD WIDE BLEACHED' COTTONS, from 8 cents
Por
at V1 11 .7'00.'8 Vint NatlOCial: .
YARD WIDE VACTORY, 13.1 cents per ya.T4
npviarde. • ...
at S. P. & CO.'S Pint Mittens,.
BEST SiIIRTINGS. new styles, 15 cte. per yard -
' ' at S. P. 4 Co. l BFiret National.
BOYS' READY-MADE St from $5 up,' '
: • atS.s Co. 'S First National.
YOUTBS' .LADY-MADE ITS, from s6.so'ap
.- •atS. P. & Ctr.'S First National.:
3i1,000
600,000
1,400,040
MEN'S ItEADY-MADE SUITS, from up, _ •
at S. P. & CO.'S First Natioaal:
'BOYS' CASSIMEEr 4 PAIVI . §; from IL& UR A
at S.P. ht;CO.' 1 1 1113 ational:
ME z N'S CASSIMERE PANTS; Ltom $2.50 up.
• ,a& S t CU.'B First National
,
97,000,000
660,000
'270,000
.We shall also keep an hand Gents' and Ladles' Un
derwear of all styles; ladies' and misses' Ready-made
Snits. As aseistancer to our experienced and" artirde
milliner. we, have engaged the services of - one, of the
leading trimmers in New . York city, and we guarantee
our millinery department to contain the leading styles
and 'trimmed in beet city styles, and our prices lower
than elsewhere ttemember we will keep atoll assort
. ent of all cleseesbf goods generally keptin ti.rst-clate
etores, and our prices we warrant' will be the lowest in
Susquehanna County. Our specie: buyer 'will -be Is
the market at all times, and procure , tor us 'thelatos t
novelties. Ourmotto will be. ''.Justice to all." Bear
In mind we have a NEW STORE. NEW ,GOODB, and
the LOWEST CASH PRICES IN VIE COUNTY. As
an inducement to make large purchases we will tiedett,
(on demand) on all cash bills of $lO or more, Ave per
cent:
Come one and all ,
Both great smut snail" _
And buyyour goods
At B. 1 0 . & Co.'s FiretNation4B.
Raßlectiliiih • \ S. PILLIttAX aroo , , •
' First National Dryd Clothing BP*
Montroes.• March 26, 1876.
BUSINESS CIIA.NGE.
The 'firm of B. Bacon - a Co, bating been diesobred; I
will continue the' •
Confeetionenr Business,
At the o 6 stand. I Fiat prepared to tarnish
all kinds of
nun Las Num
•
1:11)P141' . OANNED Gt)(),DB
,‘•
LA ROF: : As.s 0 ti.T mf. N. T. p -F .I.OYSi*Ci'&c..
. .-
-:-," i , •, : :*. - a, iii.oo*;,-.
Mantraact o May
rBRYBODY , 'W4,4IOSON - Rit;).;: . :4; - .. , ';
•-•
.".. . .
The:Robbizts - Washer 1. ,
•
:To tfigo'vt•wni.n. Bog etlo.
*.the 114444eue0.0f Mora S,ALUPti covet
=nontrnse:vrt New tied.•
filtricor;No:.l;sB.so o.vsti.lx). ; • .1 ,
041 PaffrAil l '
April~6~ i874 .-- 9m - Buoies 00.. ro.
xarr TO
(Searle's - New Brick) '
S. & CO.,
/Awl:KA:vile and Retail Prices.
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