. ,
Tovm, County, and Variety.
—This is the season tdri Republicans to
pull down their vests,and hurrah foi their little
candidate for President.
---The *Financial Statements of Jessup
township and Rush School District •wif be
published in Oitr : next. '
—Our obligatiOn4 are due Goveraor
ranft for , a topy of the. ; pamphlet, laws passed
by the last legislatute.
--There are twenty thouand uantarried ,
women in Philadelphia, which - coninis the re
port that the City is one of brother h:.
is reported that ninetY -six employes
of the Railway shops gat ''SusqaChanna.
•Wcre'diteharged - on Saturday for iak of em
ployment. I I • •
•
—The Wornan's Teinperanee Pryer MeetL,
in will he held
.this (Wednesday) atternOon,,
June 21st, at3'o'Clock p. m. , at thoofflce of Dr.
Ellen Mitchell. •, -
• 31. 'E. Bennett, • formerly,' with: F. B.
Chandler, of this place,'has accepted the situa i
tion penman of the State Normal ; School, at'
Bloomsburg, Pa, s
•••
The principal :dry.goods, stores of Mont
lase, will postively be elosel do the Fourth, as
they have 'all so decided,. , Hence., people will
govern themselves accordingly. .
H: D. - Baldwin will attend the.
World's flomcepathic Medical 'Convention,
which convenes at Philadelphia, on Monday ;
• June 26th. Will return_on Sittirday, July Ist'.
f • •
• t:r
• 16th annual Meeting of the Nation
al Educational Association-, will ; be held in the
Academy of Music, :BaltiMbre, Islsi.;,cin • Mons
day, Tuesday and Wednesday,, the iOth, 11th
and 12th of July, 1876.
—We give no communication a
. place in
our columns that is not accompanied by , the
-name of the author. A fictitious native. may be
signed to the article, but the author's name
must be given us for an endorsement of
—This week, the large posters for the 4th
of July celebration will sent to 'different
parties throughout the > county. Those receiv
ing them will confer a favor on the committee
by taking especial pains incposting them up in
a conspicuous place.
The Delaware, Lackliwanns, & Western
Railroad Company have refused to carryover
their road the dynaniite; or giant powder,- men
nfaCturtd in. Drakesville, N. J., wbere. the ex
plosion took place a few days ago, and unleis
the order is modified the business will lie stop:
—The post-office authonties have issued a
caution informing the public that they must
riot enclose coin or Jewelry in letters, either or-
dinary or registered, which ar*sent to any for
eign country in the postl union. Th..e,Berite
international postal -tre y eicludes froth the
mail all letters..containin such enclosures.'
—The m a d-dog unplerisantness ith wh ich
Binghamton was recently afflicted, has now
broken out in Rochester. Several were killed
by the police in that city, Tuesday ! , trot not .Ull
til one of the Spitz varietx, bad bitten a little
girl inn terrible manner. The above kind and
the Esquimaux are the more frequent cases of
hydrophobia reported tilis summer. \ ,
—On Sunday morning, June 11th; Thomas
Shannon was drowned while bathing in a mill
pond near Middletown; Centre. ,It is supposed
be was taken with cramps as no other theory
can he: given for the sad accident. Benj. Glid-
den, J. P., of .Friendsville, 'held an inquest with
the requisite number of jurymen and a verdict
was rendered in accordance with they above
facts. ' Mr. Shannon was about twenty-five
years of age. , . • • •
:==—The Susquehanna T iournal says that
much hill been said about 'the county "jail ap
propriation," but it appears that 'there has not
yet been enough appriipriated or applied,, to
make the jail secure enough to , detain halt a
dozen prisoners at a time. There has he:en two
deliveries of the aforesaid jail within the last
three months, and it this thing continues, the
rewaids paid for the apprehension of escaped
prisoners 'will knock Sheriff White's salary
higher than a kite.
—The telegram which conveyed the news
of the nomination of General Hayes for Presi-,
dent,fell like a wet blan,t upone fragments
-of the Court House . Ring, in this ,county„ and
they tyre still unable 'lto \ally fr the painful
depression. They pad thr mouths all round
ed to,bowl for . Blain and Ithe tar barrel 'seCured
, for a grand ratification, When the, telegraphic
I . news, from Cincinnati,carae upon them like a
paralytic stroke and. inade things look Itayesi
indeed, an.chlaig. -quietly .. folded' , their tents
~ .17 , , ' P:,
about
,theni-andatole away into:silence. • , • ,
—A western exchange tells its leaders how
to mind their "P's" in the itillUwing paragraph:
"Persons whO patrouize
_papers should pay
• promptly for the pecuniary prospects of the
press have a: peculiar power in
, pushing for
ward public prospero. If the printer is paid
promPtlY, and his Obcket bouk kept plethoric
by proinpt paying 'persons, he puts his pen to
.
ohis psPer in peace, his paragrlphs are more
pnirite4,he paints his' pi tures of ;passing events
, - in more pleasing Color ,A and li4 perns l al of Ins
'
Taper is .... a :a p.easure to the people. Paste this
piece of proverbfali philosophy in some place
- ' ifhere all Persons - can - perceive it..
:legiElatUre, last winter, passed an
act tnprevent fraud and fraudulent, practices
npon , . or -by, hotel keepers, urn keepers and
- boarding hotise keepers. The act requires that
every Such keeper ot a hotel, restaurant, inn Or
boarding-'house shall post in a conspicudns
Place in the, office for public room, and "in every
- bedroOm vecupied ignests in said house, a
printed copy of said aCt, and a statement of
the charges or rates of charges by day and for
*dß 024 items furnishedilo for
Buy such keeper wbo faile. - lo do this is liable
to thuyOtibik, sad' Imprisonment for misde
meanor. * 110 law I took etfilet *hue We
are preparing some , of *se cards and will lie
Aesdy to supply thew at once. . •
Comistittee on;Music . for-tbe'4th . of
Jtily hereby extend 'an invitation td.the'seVeral.
prAini. Corps of pie county to •befFpresent at
Montrose at. as early an hour an piisSibla on the
morning of the IFourth. All &flirt-niers and .
fiferS:bot - connected. with Drum 'Corps . ar:i
invited to -come] "armed and . equipped`." :All
. comnin;itielLonal : in..•*elation to martial' music
shoUld be addressed to Drum NlAjor E. N. Bar ,
ney, Brooklyn, Pia.
—the Hamilton ./4.ub/kaa - dates that the
Delaware, Lackawanna . & Western RailrOaq
Company haVe lcompleted their urveys 'fo'r a
branch road, or lrather a connecting track be
tweentiiith'S Vialley and their rclad at Or near
Laddsport, a sho I rt -diStance sputli,ot
It is said that: tlieywilis build* this - road very
soot - rind when Completed the line. through;
Hamilton will lie madethe main-one, and all
their heavy freight and. fast trains will be sent
over it.
. • i
new state,law provides that hereafter
all Pianos, melodeons a,nd organs leased or hir
ed by any. person Or persons residing in this .
•
cOmmtinwehlth pilaff be exempt frau levy and
.
sale on exectitmi or distress for rent due.by,
such persons 4:persons so leasing:•pr hiring'
any such piano; r Pianns, melodeon or nielode
ons,,o4r,an or Organs, in additibn to any arti
cles or money crow exempt bylaw : Provided
that the owner ior .owners of any such piano,
melodeon or organ, or. his or their agents, 'or
the person or .persons -- so' leasing or hiring-the
same, Sin till give, notice to the landlord :or his
agent that the instrument is leasid or hired. .
—One Rotind of green copperas, costing
seven cents, l ' dissolved one quart of water,
and . pained down a water, closet will effectually
concentrate and destr oy • the. foulest smells. On
board ships ankl. steamboats, aboui hotels and
other public places, there is`nothine: so effective
to purify the air. Simple green copperas. dis
solved in: anything _ will render it hospital or
other places fr 4 the sick ' tree from. unpleasant
smells. 'in fish markets,slaughter houses,sinks ;
and WhereVer there are offensive gases dissolve
copperas mid 'sprinkle • it about 'and in a few".
\days; .the smell will all pass away. Ira cat, rat
!or mouse dies itbottt the house ,and sends forth
an offensive gas placed some dissolved copperai
.in an open vessel near the nuisance and it will
purify the atmosphere. •• . . , •
=The resiguatiOn of Rev. J.. A. Jerome
from the pastcirate of Grace (EpisCopal)`church
hi this; borougi has been accepted by the Vei
n*. and' take* effect the last Sunday in this
month. Mr. Jerome is too earnest a Christian
worker to lose from our town, and we trust he
will make Great Bend his home for some time
to come: Regrets are everywhere manifeste i d
by our citizens , regardleis of church denomina
tion that he should deem it advisable to vacate
.his present. position. Wherever be may cast
his lot, our best wishes *ill accompany him.;--
'Great Bend Btporter.
—Nine Members of the family of Martin
Lams, residin`g, near Easton, were last week
poisoned by arsenic placed in their coffee. Mr.
and Mrs. Laros, a son, and a young.man nam
ed Schug died from . the effects ofthe poison,
and the others are in a critical Coliditigp... The
coroner's jury rendered a verdict that the pois
on was - admrt i istered by Allen C. Larok. The
accused is a school teacher and the son otMita
tin and Mari Ann Laros, two of i the victirnsl—
since be .was arrested he has confessed the
crime, givlngi as a reason that he wanted to ob
tain from his parents Money amounting to
some $3OO op.soo, to help him in his study of
,the law. He', manifests great remorse that. he
committed the almost unparalleled crime.
—Albany and Susquehanna Railroad •men
are , de.eply interested in a new - variety of chick
ens which has been introduced into Oneonta
by. Mrs. At D i eyoe, am employe of the company.
The chickens 'bear the uot particularly poetic
name of "potato-bug eaters," but it is said that .
they bear', great autipathy , to the vermin, and
destroy theta very rapidly. These chickens
will' be found of particular value by farmers,
from the Ot, that they are unable to scratch.
on account f the difference in,•the length of
their legs. While standing on 'the long limb
the fowl is linable to reach the grOund with the
other, and o'n the' short One he is ditially:at a
loss, froth being too close.'' So, say 'the railway
men. ,Poultry raisers- will undoubtedly find it!
to their interest,to confer with Mr. Devoe, froni,
whom it is Understood that eggs can be obtain
.
ed; ‘ - • • i
• 1
—A. rilw enemy to the growing crop of
corn has been discoyered this spring which id
committing considerable destruction in Some
sections of the country.. It is a peculiar black
worm whi4. cant, scarcely be crushed on the
loose earth 'as it is encased in a suit of armor
II
difficult to 1' break. They operate in the corn
hills by eitt.ng off the young
. plants. As many
as ten or twelve Worms are sometiines found in
one hill. The cut worm has hithert6 been 4
wino onc
great e, but this new pest is said to b j e
I pt
even mar destructive. In some townships
fanners are busy replanting . corn fields that
have been thus devastated. Paris green has
been found to beas efficacious in exterminating
these worms as it is in destroying the potato
bag PoWdered white hellebOre IR also said to
be very efficacious. . .
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—Montrose is making great preparatiOn S J
for the celebration of Centennial "Fourth," and
as no nit.fremeit. has yet been taken' in the
matter hee, we propose that,our people join in
a grand excursion to Montrose and assist them
in their eiercises The centennial anniyersary
or our national existence, which is being so
universally celdrated this year, does not, really
occur until the Fourth of July, at which time
the declaration'of Independence. -was made:—
if. the ,Centennial should be, celebrated at ,all,
that is the day on which the great deMonstra
tion should b made. The dtizens of MO nt
e ,
rose turned out in great numbers to assist us
In the celebration two years ago, and at is ifut
proper that we return the compliment on this °
occasion.. Conductor Walters informed AS 4144
the fiat, On the Montrose road will be reduced
.
) one - half for that day. Let's give thein a
grand tarn-oat:--TunkAannork, Repogican. T
- notor i ous burglar , John Hayden,
otherwise krioW4. as "Tip," . who
~ was recently
'sente4ed- to fifteen . ‘years in Auburn prison for
the buiglary at Mr: Kent's housein this city; is
again at large, ItA;ing. escaped froth that insti
tnticinion Thursdly night. TbC toilowin,g . tel.
gram 14 relation to the 'affair .Was received
this'ciiy yester(lai' , morning by`Chief Johnson
A 4111MtN, N. Y., Jupp 16,1875. •
7o Clitel of PO lb.
John Haydenl
in: April lust, fi
twenty-three, lig
Ilpbeilts, five ter
light flue eyes,sc ;
five fOet eleven
dark eyet!,.,
and turned to j
priso4 last
,night"
Two hundred'
their napttire.
convicted in 13i9otrie county
e feet - , nine inches high, age
it brown hitir,blue C.Y es' ;-
eight inclies,age twenty-eight,
r over left one ;:Jobn Reiltey,
.iches high, age
fight complexion; nose broken
ight—Csdaped from Atiburn
and '.fifty dollars reward fpr
CHAS: T. DURSTON,
• , . Agent and Warden.
not probably be
_seen in these
.
I go-r-bia former horne.: It is
he will probably go tn.lloebes
s a sister living, and front that
:13anada,—Binghaniton, Tiircei
1:14 . 0n: will
Harts; or . in Ow.
Conjectured that
ter, Where he hai
poin(, will go to
Rough S 5 Ready Band and
Visited Scranton- - on Monday,
vited guests of Nay-Aug Hose
t city. The Scranton Times
following compliment : . We
fine
,bodiof gentlemen tram
. • --+-Montrose
'Hose Comp Any
litiiie , l2th, i
Company of th,
pay .them the
pass to. tioit ver
IVlon;trOse, the
II AND READY BAND
ROUGH AliD READY 110 SE cOMPANY,.
on cirganizationi and a model one in every par
ticular. The le der of this band' is - Theodore
Smith, and Nel l on A. 'Warner is the company
• ,
forernan. The)i brought here fifty men, strap
ping. tellowS in feet and inches, and every inch
is au inch of miinhood. With then was J. R.
Raynsford, Chi4f of the Montrose Department.
They were Nay-Rug's guests, and Nay-Aug
knew what it was about when it invited this 1
company here, Their hose carriage 'is some-
thing a goOd dual finer than our folks are ac
customed to' see,• a graceful, lithe, artistically
1 .
constructed betiuty,their "sliver wedding gift ;".
forjit was prestiatmi to them by their apOrecia
tive townsmenon their , twenty-fifth anniversa-.
4
ryi: in June, 1 73. The, company is twenty-'
,
eight years old' and has improved with age."
' ! ---The Gr l irphie states that "after having
kept an army of workmen on wages so low
that saving vas impossible it' mei , deprives,
them of work' altogether." The th•aphic does
mit understand, it would seem, that there has,
bee_n pa'tial oti total suspension in all the minea
i' this region,idnring all the present year, with
the single exception of those of the PennsylNa-:
nia Coal ComOany. , The . men at work for the
P. L. & W. C4mpany have not had an oppor4
trinity to earn' over eight dollars a month for
the past six mhtiths,and the present suspension
;;that of working only every alternate week—
is in reality 110 worse than has been the case
all . akong. Vie real cause of complaint, at the
lateaction of khe monopolists is, that the miii.
as, laboring, )Usiness men,-everybody, in fact
4-had been eirouraged ,to believe that early in
June, all the Ines would be in working order,
and that all t. e
.men would be at work.. And
now, to have; still ' further suspension announ.-
,
Ced and that tihen the patience of thecommu
nity was wel -nigh exhausted—a community
that has been living from hand to rtiouth, on
hope so long ' eferred—is altogether too much,
1
for both' the I boring and business community.
What the res?lt will be, and especially if the
usßension is prolonged until August, we do
not pretend ;to predict. But we may safely
predict that there will be trouble.—Frees Pris.
, .
lar phenomenon can' now be seen
anty, Pa., within, fifty miles of Oil
all stream known' its Calfisb Ittm:
.ne the inhabitants Of that locality
a- commotion on.the surface, like
I,Y'gas bubbling- to the surfaoe,: r ,
!Et have been seen for nJany'yes.rs,,
ular notice was taken of them up
hen the quantity of escaping fps
d the surface of the stream for sev 7 .
coyered - with bubbles. ik strong
also impregnated the air in the Vl
' month the - , PlaCe was. visited lv
emen who had heard Of the phe•
hey bepzonie convinced that it was
A sing
in Clarion co'
'City, on a sn
iFor a-long ti
; have noticed
that made .b
These bubb4
but no•parthl
til recently,
increased ; at
eral rods Ny'a
smell. of gas',
cinity. • Lasi
several gen
nomenon.
gas, and determined to test its burningquali
t
li b,
ties, Ahe l eh of rags was obtained at a farm
house, and oroughly. saturated with kerosene.
To this a m itch was applied, and the burning
hall thrown; into the, stream. Before It reached
the surface pt the water, the gas ignited and a
{
slight expld ion followed. in a few moments
the body of gas burned steadily, and in every
portion of he stream small flames sprang up
where the as escaped in moderate quantities.
Since that lay the
,giiit continues to burn, and
the area .of he sue . = covered by it has increas
ed, until now the ifire extends a quarter of a ,
mile Up anil down the run. Calfish Ruu ,is a
sluggish'stream bdunded on either side
-by steep
wooded bluffs.' At nigla Me scene along the
btruing stream is magnificent. The fires light
up thd dark . forests, and' sparkle on the wate'r,
making a) spectacle rarely witnessed. This
stream is 4ontig-uous. to oil territory, and the
ionly satisfactory theory of the source of the
I gas is that it arises from petroleuid deposits be
neath the ater, as the same phenomenon, al
though tit . gas was in less quantity, has been
i .
noticed o Oil Creek.
, t J
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n
LIBERT .---iteV. H. Dorcinus is eniCkying
his iracatir in a tour East The Smith Bros.
dare build,ifig a new store at Franklin Forks
Simon Wttrner lost a little boy with the Whoop
ing cough sdme two weeks since •Mx. Han
drick luks ust received his new goods - which, by
the way, re marvelously cheigi Eider, rosy.
preached n the. Baptist church last Sabbath,
and is , ex ected to agalti fill \the desk in four
weeks ,On Monday of this week, .Mictiae.l
Down's net with' an: accident which resulted in
`his death; He- was driving a beavilrloaded
team don. a hill and was sitting on a board
thrown ttross the wood , hied feet hangini off
the end f the hoz. In' endeavoring to hold
big borseii be slipped 11 , Oni his seat B o nd Ithe
and the
wheel passed over bia head: lie lived'only a
short gloom seems:::to rest upop our
place, this week, caused by !Announcement
of the sudderi death otiir. is: ao Comstock.—
Thursday be\ labored as 11§11 - ail in the field and
at night went out aster his, cows, but, bad not
gone far when th et angel . of ideath overtook
him. There - was no . :tiptearatcp, of the last
Struggle. He died , with . his staff, in his hand a
fit emnlem °fills:long-Pilgrimage, being eighty.,
three years of age.
_I) lie is to be t.n,triecl
to
dut•`in the-tailey ceuiptery. we mourn
kwith the sorrowing ones We should yet be
gratetul that the deceased waS kindly released
without pain' and sufferi'ng. ;The sympathies
of
.:many persbruil friends are viith the bereaved
ones. • ,Zoz.
June 17;1876
Afl - 42LX;t3FLX C3-El3,
WBLC.II----SPRAGUE—In Clittord, Julie I.lth,
by T. J. Wells, J. P., Parley E. Welch to Ar
thalta E, Sprague, botivot GlOenwood,-Pa.
Wednesday morning,
June 14th, at. ;the I nside* of thb bride's .
rents, by' the Rev. Dr. Chesshire, kir. Lewis It
Sprout an'd Miss.. Nary 0, Wilson, all of -goo t-
Tose.
4!IL.T JEE .91 .
REviioLDS-74n ;Hopbot tom; May 17th, Hiram
Reynolds ; aged about 50 ytar#. • .
He:: leaves a *He. and' ; several 'children and
has gone to rest in Jesus
REYNOLDS-4-In ;June 6th; Albert
G. Reynolds, aged 59• years. ••
The Zargeis.
Noiv York Produae Biarket.
Reported Every Week• Expressly for Tux Mown:ton
DEMOCRAT by Rhodee & Server, Produce Commis
aiori Merchants, 26eWhitthall`Street,New York.
New York, .Fridap, June 16, 1876.
Receipts list six days f 28 ; 063 pkgs.
•
State Dairy pails, aeteeted....27 ig 28c
State pails. pc 25 20c
State pails,tair to good , 23 25c
State creamery,good to prime.2s © 27c
State. firkins, choice ye110w....27 28c
State, firkins, good to pritne...2s sgt 26c
Stale firkins, fair to good 23 (ek 245 c
State Half firkins, tub's, firime.24 et 26c
State Half firkins, titbs,ifair..22 og 24c
CHEES4. , • •
Receipts last six dayi 48,420 bi xes.
i
• State Fietoty, fine-I ..... 109 c
State Factory, good to fine 9%ig 10Mc
State Factory, lair tb gobd 83 4 Ve OW,
Receiptslast six daYs. "
14,159 pkgs.
State and Penn........ 1 16%0 17c
Western choice brands' sa 16c
DRESSED POULTRY. •
Turkeys, State prime, 16, (4 18c
Turkeys, State, lair to g00d....14 a' 16c
Spring Chiekens,prime.L 80e
Spring enickns, lair to g00d..26 26e
MEATS AND STOCK.
Live Sheep, weathers. . 5%c
Live. Calves, State p! . 6
.(14 (I%c
• $
DRIED FRUITS.' - __ A •
State Apples, sliced 9%tgt 10c
State Apples,quarters 8%0 9c
Peeled, Peaches, GS., tarcy....lB Q) 14c
Peeled Peaches, fair col g00d....10 at. 12c
• 81ackberrie5......:...;......:10 - sa4 11c
Cherries,' State - 16 18c
Raspberries , . . .... 25 @ 26e
' Plums, State. (0 16c
, POTATOES.
Bermuda Potatoe4, per bbl • ,4 OQQ4 50
Early Rose, bulk, - per 75@t1 00
Peacbblow, bulk, per 1 12@t1. 25
Prince Alberts, bulk, per bb1.... 75© 87
Peerless, bulk,-per bbl'.,.. .. 50sg 62
Sweet yellow... .4.. . ....I. • •••• Cdl
Clover Seed:
Timothy Se..
WEBSTER'Si NEW PRICE LIST
6 . 01[7.1E1t OF- 1876.
• • .! • , i-- : , : ' •
•
Look at the following ;which. speaks for itself.
:'..ii . • . ,
Heavy cottontide pantS. t $ 15
stout wool-mixed pants.:.;.. • .. .. 1.150062. ti
Good all wool pants ..i.. -. ..: . : - , • 3.0004 00'
Imported casshnere pants '',•• • • - . ;.. •... 4.7507.00,
French Doeskin panti.....; % , , .1.7154:01.5U:
Stout workingmen'slauits I „...-.- ..6.00010.00
Fancy, merino cassimere snits.... ..: 7.00010.50.
Merino Silk Mixed snits ' •• 8,0001.0.00 - '
Harris cassimere snits . . . •:(...' ..... ; . ..,... 13.0(016.50
Knickerbocker anti plaid . snits . .10.00018.00
Black :frock cnats....l ..... .... .... . ... 5.10.8.50 ,
ImpOrted black frocks • , 9.00013.111
Fine black cloth yetits : N. , 1.750 3.75'
White linen vests 1 ' ' • • ' 1.0(0 3,00
•
Boys suits with knee pants, 3 '. to 9 yturs...
Cotton suits. 1.750 3.50
Mixed casPimere :snits... i...... 3.500 5.50
Al. wool cassimere- snits:.,, . 4.500 TAX)
French worsted suitls.... ;;. .. ... ....•. .. . - . -7.000. 9.50
, ',
.•1 ' i -
Boys' suits with long . pants; 9to 15 yrs.,
, .
cot tonade snits.... i • • •$. 3.0001.50
Mixed cassimere edits .... ;' ...- • ' ' ' - 4.0003.00
.FO . ncy plaid.suits..j . '. ..
-. . • 8 409',0ki
French worsted suits.... tA -': - ' ' - ' 8.00012.00'
• YOH t Vile : 'Stilts ir . oup - `age 15 ..itii.ten's sizes..
~ • ,
Stout everyday saint ;
, 4 . ys 550
.9.00
Good tasstmere suits ' ' • • 7.5 11.00
.
Diagonalcoat and Vests, 1 ' • . ...- O.( '1203
Fancy plaid- tults i • ' - ' :8.0 . 0 '15.09
Fuenisbing. Goode..
Good working $ 50
Fine white boeom Aids ..... : ..... .1.00
Good denim overalls •
Good rubber eutpendcre 26
Glitch lined paper collard Per box lO
Good umbrellas
Good cotton eocks'..„ • • • 10
And all other gOode proportion: . The,,above are
prires that no of htir coneernlme or will offer.
They are oath rlcca and made to tiring people.ilVM o
distance. ' will pay # man - to drive forty jallee to
uy a atilt of clothes at my etyre.
R Thy Clothi r,
- • •(i. and 64 Court street,
April 19,1876. I Binghaniton.
DISSQ - •
j
Notice is herdbY given that the partnership ly...tween
Chester Wright, S. R. Wright, 5 W. A. Southwell is
dissolved by mutual consent.. W. A. Sonthwell hay.
lug bought of S. R. Wright - and rented• of Chester,
Wright, their entire interests in real, personal, end
nixed property, will continue the busineels as usual.
W A. gonthwell is o settle debts due to and by the
company. The secounts must be settled on or before
July 10,1878: All accotints unsettled at that date will
be placed in the hands • of Benj. Glidden, en., of
rrieudeville, for *mediate collectiou. • s
- • • 0 RESTER WRlCart
I I .11%. BOUTIMML I
Yorsit 4kit• JEle • '
BUTTER:
EGGS
. •
i L: ,
FIRHAT.:#AppIALEIII .
Of MCCArctlrcsiise.
CASII CAPITAL $1450,100.
SURPLUS.: FUND, $6,000.
rit.33IVICIoNTEM
To their new 'and \commodioui Dank Building o r ,
Public Avenne.
•.Transacte the ,businese
MERCHANTS, rAnmERs,
Ii CORBESPONDENTS." '
New York,, First Nadonal Bank; . Philadelphia, rtoi.
tielphfa National Bank, " -
WM. J. TURRELL. Purest
N.. 1.. LENHEI,3I,
Montrose, March 25. 1876 •
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT,
C. & A. CORTESY,
Dl - sr ar CP1319
MERCHANT
AT • OUR NEW • STORE,
No. 21 Corot Street.
We would • respectfully announcejp the public that
we have removed to our new and Without store, No.
21 corner of Court and Water streets. and are: filiing it
with a DEW stock. of goods that have just arrived. Our
stock of Dress Goods, Shawls, ctc.. arc of the very lat.
est spring patterns and styles and purchased for cash
when the market was most depressed.
In the line of Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Hair
Goode, Ribbons, etc.,our mock is unsurpassed. We
have also opened a party. ent of Merchant Tailoring,
'and have just purchased
.a large stock of the latest
styles in the line of Cloths, Cassimeres, etc., and of the
very best Ott: ity. We have emplqyed to take charge
of this Department , MR. T. D. TAYLOR, long the
leading and most successful cutter in this city, and who
always guarantees a perfect fit. Mr. Taylor did the se
lecting of the , cloths, cassimeres, trimmings, etc..for
this dep .rtment , which should satisfy all that we tave
the latest and most fashion.ible styles.
We cordially thank our patrons for past favors, and
promise them and the public generally that we are bet
ter prepared than ever to supply anything in our line.
We solicit your patronage.
Binghamton, April 19,1876.
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
M. A. LyoTi, pruggist,
MONTROSE, PA.
• • Dealer in all kinds of
Pure Drags. Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Woods, Bp
Stuffs, Paints, Oils. Varnishes.
Pocket Books, Combs. Jewelry, Perfumery.
Toilet Soaps. Brushes,Violins awl Violin . strings,
Yankee Notions, Fancy Goods.
CiOars, Tobacco. Table Cuttlery. Fine Solid Silver,
Spoons. Plated Spoons. Hr Ives and Forks, Guns, Pit-
Amanition, Shoulder Braces., Trusses, Medial
Instrunionto.. Dental Materials, Lamps and Lamp
Chimneys. Teas, Spices; Baking Powder; Sea Mon
Farine, Gelatine, Tapioca, etc., etc. -
Daly's Pale Ale for Invalids.
Those who wish to bdy Paints and Oils, would do well
to examine our stock of White Lead, White Zinc, and
Mixed Chemical PaintEi, before ourcharing elsewhere.
All kinds of colored paints in cans of from one to ffTe
pounds each, on hand.
Montrose Feb. 2,1876.
P ti EMOVED .0D ENLARGED.
,;. • t .
bv i re removed my
GROCERY STORE
to the building tour doors ibeve the First Nittonal
Bank, - *Pubhe Avenue, (formerly occupied by E. P.
• Stamp,) where .I have enlarged my stock of
Groceries, 'Provisions, &c.
I invite competition both in quality and price. Plan
ive me a cad and be convinced that I can do you good.
'WILSON J . TCBRIiLL.
- ,
=Montroee, April .X.18713.—y1.
BINGHAMTON
BOOK BINDERY.
P A. HOFF INS ik.SONS I .PRORIETORS ,.
No. 41 Vouri..Street, 2d Floor,\Binghstraton,..lc. Y.
, ALL 'STYLES iiNDING
"AND BLANK : BOOK MANUFACTURING
A sc r,,'REs 6l ?"AT.4
BinghimtOn, May 3d, 13-111,2-111-
OOTS-AN JAC K
sIIOES IN JAC K SON
it to ft eoiceded 'fact: and mu t be kept- before' tte
PeoPle.th*. -3E3C. NZ. Cciaba.bes 111 . 0 th cm .
ail in the manufacture of, the above goons. „ •
• Wko is the man of atteW renciw
On wham all;other ahoo•trutkera frown,
petaute he keepa high price* down,
, Li, M. CaMBS.
, .
P. S. Itepalrlng twee neatly.
Jaelcaon; Pa,., 'May 24,1876y1.
FAR4/C.R I S TVV. Noricz t
Best market price. paid In cash, (or
'CORN, ;RYE — AND OATS,
Aatuz i .iiiontrose'fite,ant Mill. -
• . , •
, A. MOON iSuperiatend ent.
Montrose. July 14. 1816.*-41.
I 1
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BILLIARD. OCTFIT.
Billiard outfit liv - sato cheap. Two tables with tbe
necessary itztures7 Address, - E. 8. WARNER
MAY 8d:1876.tt .moutrof,ejs
• ,
TTENTI9N ' FARMERS.
The Menet. maiket ...MS be paid 'for Call:
Lembc etc,. etc. WS Sin SY TSB PutrND. WW
in itentroa• every Tundoy Aunng the ee illoll4o
sundae 1147 1 . 14 • s
"MATO R
And Otnere.
-AND
C. & A. OORTSEY.
CHEMICALS.