Town, Comity, and Variety,
--,--There are eight legal hol4lays this year
and 53 Sundays. ' I '1
—Bishop O'Hara, of Scranton, b i as issued
a pastoral letter, calling for the spee i tal observ
ance. of the Centennial Fourth by all the'Cathl
one churches' in his, dieekse.
—The death of Isaac Comstutk of Brook•
dale, occurred on, Friday morning, instead of
Thursday night as nientioiled in bur corresppo
' denee of last week.
—About this time, the woods resound with
the voice of the Fourth of July orator. prnetie•
ing on his "Mister Prudent, ladies and gentle
menr. For-r-ty millions of , people," etc.., closing .
with a "pone."
could kill you foi two 'cc Ms," Shouted
an enraged man to an offending neighhor, it
was all ugly threat but it sounded good. It
shows that' we are gettiug !down to ante,be2lutit
prices,
•
The cases of . two of the late county coth
mlssionera o f Luzerne county; 'Bey.bert and
\ •
Williams for extortion in . office, came up before
the court . at Wilkes-Barre on Thurada.y„. - They
cacti plead guilty,' Wllli unr tvas, ienteneed 'to
pay a fine of $ 750 and ' cost ; and &Oen $ll3O
and costs. ;
—lt will be seen by advertisement. else
: !where that "a night:train has been put upon the
D..L & W..RailwaY. Butter hereafter Will be
started from Montrose at eight o'clock in the
evening, and arrive in New York the next
morning. , • • •
The wool Clip for' l this county and vicin
ity is believed to be larger than for seVerul
:.years past. The wool is beginning to come
into market. The prices varies little, if any,
-, from thirty cents per pound. The clip tor the
United States this season;.ls ,reported the lark...
est evetknewn,L7Bingkwitora
--A large cheese faCtOry . near .fiuffalo,s - 'N.
r , •
Y., has Made' two cheeSes, one of twelve eons
and another of fourteen tons' weight., 'They
wilk r be l .`built" on large plfttiorm l ears; which
willrun into the factory - for the purpose, and
Tipon which tily will t kept thiring.the en
tire Centennial Exhibition.
.\ They..are ten or
twelvefeet high, supported by iron hoopS, one
.inch oiicit 4 , to keep thein from . bursting. .• .
• —,-"ll:isstris:•ED7OßS : To-day upwards of
thirty of the friends and
.neighbors of C.Conk-.
lin had. a meeting his corn field-and po
tato ..patch. They ..hrought tbeit'teania and
tools'with thee ,hoed both ifeldS, ten
acres'in•all, in a neat and workniiMlikemanner.
Conklin has been 17 : e q. sick fora long time,
and is yet, though in it fair Way to recover.'
F.
Dimock, June 20.1876.
7--PeiitY Sheriff . r. A. English, 9f Wind
sor, accompanied by Mr. INT. Dusenbuiy, arriv
ed in this city at" about 11 a. m : yesterday, with
two horse thieves'and burglars, who gave their
names as Saul and' David johnson. They, were
arrested in Windsor "uoder very Suspicious eir
cnmstances,"and have sin /confessed that two
horses found in their pOsslession were stolen in
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. They. were arraigned be
fore JustiCC Chaffee, and waived examination.
—Binghamton 7 . 1 . 7710.
—Mr. Gco. C. Hill,' proprietor of the Key
stone Saloon, gave the oocupants of the.build
ing in which his saloon has been located, in
cluding the printers of the DEMOCRAT 45tlice,
a very fine supper on Thursday
_evening last,
as _ - farewell compliment, which was'dulysap
predated. On 'riday be moved into•lns \ new
rooms in the Searle ploc,k, which are very neat
and attractive; Mr..: Hill has always kept a
neat orderly! and popular saloon, and we wish
him - the success' he, deserves in his new and
yattly atinproved quarters. I 4
—The Somerset- Democrat I says ; A. robin
wed breast has created quite a curiosity in this
neighborhood by building its nest on a passen
ger csiach of the &dale' Valley. railroad.' The
bird frequently while, at - ii , ork flies along side
the car on its trips to Garret; and return and
when the train iwonld stop', would light upon
the coach and renew the building of
_its:nest•
The nest now contains four eggs, which the
robin is hatching, out as indifferently as th:mgh
- it was on the top of the highest tree. The con
ductor is charging the' fare against the robin,
as it now remains itipon • the nest every trip of
the coach.
The Fifth - `AnnualConvention of the Dio
imse ni Central PerrnsY l ivania was hell at Beth
lehem, Pa., last week in the church of the Na
tivity. - Bishop ilowe presided and delivered
a very able charge on th Bible , in public schools.
itwas•regarded ais an' nanSwerable argument
. .
in favor of retaining 1, e. Word of God in the,
schools. A new and important 'canon vas-pas
sed dividing the!, Dincese into )four distrifts or' ,
con.vocations,..each, in charge oft a president.
A misainna*:.4ineetinr4 - was. hdld on Thursday
evenine,,*iii , .the' report of, the Missionary
Oominittrias moil; and , interesting addresses
wen tielivered by Rev. Dr. W ashburne, Rev. Dr.
‘. Glihat and Rev..B. F. Taylor, of Lawrenceville,
.who . based, his remarks upon the oanie of the
church and' of the , town. Christ ass born in
ikitblehem. '.l'll , ' - neict Conventinn meets at
Seranion, Pa. .
—lt. Western at; boy was transrerred last
Friday:from the Erielbroadluage to h narrow.
gage
train 'on: the Lehigh ValleY•xoad at. Whv
erly. , His namals David Navarre, and he hails
' Ilter•Was' on, his'. way teolhe Cen
-tedhial,, where be will be exhibited: His pa
rents, who are small-people, itoonapaniq
Thla ,Wesieru; fat :boy:'.-is 14 years and six I
'maitthirold-,'ind weighs 475 pounds. He is six 1
feet and 'seven inches tall, - measures three fat
-1• 1 .
and four wrote , h , eboulders . l and girls I,
' " - trio te i •
air e se b .aroui b htps. He
o,3enpied the, wh -aisle as lie walked throUgh
tthe' , Par, : and it ti‘ tun warm for anyotber. t 18.•
_ .
*septet . to with bun. • A flat `car
wit i;a:spr piatfailia have been,'
- I.lfe'prOper egitSge: for him.''''He will be a big.
show thaiiTthe 410,000 ox would have bOT
Itia - 11#11ieci tpmetri)biladelphia.
EEM
be peen by our market 'xeporv.that-
we . nO*•"tOc*eatir: qubtatiohs = frOin , Iliiy(.en
& Duckworth::.,, ;, tr... ilapien 'is ,it.:nat ive of thi , ..
county And weir; known to many otour :!,.
~..,,..,,,
- i
izeu, ,
.• • • •.1
—The Scientific- Anierii.an,- says lila bottle.
of Pennyroyal is left. unc eked in a room at
night tiot'a.rnosluito Will be fount there in
Morning. This is • ceitainly worth trying by.
those who are bbthered by these ;
yiew bf the recent and formal , "jail..
delivery" at. ..Minit rose,- . unauthorized byJaw,
public opinion; out East, is that. tile. much
vaunted "Aelorin" of last fall is not encottrag
ing. We Shall Stick to the "Radicals" tiereat
btu .Pelittbliccht.
. We would tle ! sirCto ask the "Court Sousa
Ring" afai..*iiat he ineatii' : .by. the. above ant
biglibus,pat agraph tbras.it:standa itiis so much
like the: Radical! plittformion finance . and. Sen-
L ator Watson's attorney fe6 bill apology, that no
one can corner it. It he means that the Dem
ocrats have tailed to rebuild or make sate our
$lOO,OOO (or i mdre) county jail, which proves to.
.
beSiiCh a sliaml th4 - 'it - can be • pulled in pieces
With the hands; We simply say tgat anrreform
in that direethin would be .overruled. the stime ,
as the hirig : lof a. $500 : . commisioner's clerk.
was, when 'tneteould put, in one favorable to
the 'Sing" for . 15709.'" The' peiiplO . understand
that one Demo'Cratic commissioner cannot over-.
rule . two Radicals. But if the above is intend-,
.ed to cast refilectionS . ' upon sheriff. White for
negligence We, ),iould 'desire to have theitar ed
itor so state and we think we can zive Info
„a small pill that will not leave enough of him
worth skling, anywhere. lin man intends to
steal, either of reputation- or money he will al
ways stand the best before the people , to do it
boldly and .not resort to the arts of the attbr,-
ney fee-broker or sneak-thief. TO sum it
all itp in a word, if any, one .Ifas any censure,
for •sheriff White or the Democratic: party 'of
this county, let him present it like a inan 'and
we will put one the gloves with hint.
city Was startled on Monday even*
by the sad neWs that W. : IL Parry, the popular
steward of . the Lackawanna Hospital, was
droximed in the ROaring. Brook . ;nerir - Nay 3ing
Falls. About three . o'clock in theafternoon,—.
Mr. Parry,aecompanied by Mr. Daniel Phillips,
went to Dunmore, and concluded to return by
way of the. wild .scenery of Roaring Brook . —
When they arrived at the old dam at the head
bf Nay Aug Falls. ),Ir. Parry proposed that
they haven swim, and quickly •divesting
hiiii
self of his clOthing, plunged into the \stream
and swam rapidly against the current; Mr.
Phillips watched him a moment, then proceed-
ectto prepare himself Tor the bath. Turning
again toward his friend . he . W•as nowhere ' to be
seen. After calling to him several times and.
receiving no. response the startling fear fixed
Itself in his mind that Mr. Parry was drowned..
Re hastened :to town and gave, the alarm, and
Messrs. Jas. R i:p
uthven ; E. Q. Fuller, and others
hastened
.to the 'spot and with grappling 'Woks
searched: diligently in the .water till mid
night for the ody withontavail. The search
was reneWedatdaylighl. on Tii-sday morning,
and resulted in
. finding it in a Jeep eddy or
whirlpool in tie stream near where he was last
seen. It is surpoSett that he was seized - with a
cramp • 'While ,igwinitning; and being unable to .
resist the` current, was drawh into this eddy
and drowned. Mr. Parry was a man' . of 32
years, and leaves a . wife and one child. His
funeral 'was' attended- on . Thursday by a large
Cortege of SYmpathizing mifurners.—Scranton
Jottriiid.
i
SZBINCivILLE.--A1 new depot on the Mont
rose Railwa3l near the Picnic grounds is among
our :ate improvenr:mts: ...:Mr Minot Riley is .
making extensive repairs upon his store build
ing..
Whett . completed'it will be equal to any.
in Montrose.— Xieath has been in our midst
and taken °Lie of our moist-esteemed youg ladies,
Miss Mary , Meserole. She was buried, tin Sat
urday, June l i 7th. Sht has been a Very popular
teacher in the High School at Tunkhannock
f.)r a long time. A. large dumber of her pu
pils and friends, and also, her Sunday school
class' attended her funeral in a body and paid !
,
their trlbute l ot respect by floral decorations ofl
the casket that contained all that remained of
their belovid teacher and friend. She was a'
devoted and earnest member of the Episcopal'
church and a lady of superior intelligence, andi
she will eve hold a cherished spot in the mem ,
ory of all who shad her acquaintance. "Ma?
she rest Mi _peace".. ..Miss. Jennie Tuttle, a
very amiable young:lady was buried on Sunday I
last. Her Inneral was attended at , the 3/I.E.i
church of W i hich she was ,a. minal3er. She 'will`
be mourne by a large circle of friends.
Springvi e, June 22, 1876.
A. B. C
; INJURIGLIS QUALITIES UP SUGAR. - -Dr, Cut'
ter, in the Boston Journ.ql of Chemistry, suggesfi
that the- fre' use of candy may bainjUrions to
the eyes, b cause—the_injectlen of sugar uncl
the •li‘ln of it frog . causes blindness wi'hin hate
an hoUr..Stigar, he says, is wanting in, nutritive
qualities, though starch; the - baiis of sugar, con '
tains thenin large \ quantities. Dogs ted on sti:-'.
. ...... ..,
gar live forty. days and die 'of Ulcers ;therefore
sugar largely, partaken of by humans is likelt
to.produeeisimilar results. : Stigar,.like any al : ,
ment, will i ldoubtless; when_ taken in excess be
injurious, ut we can see. o tetison,fo,i the scale
proposed - 13r the doctor. There is a decided
difference ;between. crude sugar: injected into
the blood .(1. tissueSi_and:sugar . digested' and a's'•
Am : listed. i It is
. said that milk; one of the,.m6St
tarmless 0
1 1,dietary agents, injeCted - as aboye,
Wilt elOse: 14 - peedy .death. ' Are we,' theretoie,
to coucludO-thatmilkis tuiwgoleOme? • .
BALED Ali,--An : act regulating the sale bi
baled hay,lete., this . commonwealth. .
•
SEtruoN , 1. Be it Matted, &e., That any per
son,or persons within. this commonwealth who
shall se,ll or cause to be sold 'or exchanged in
any manner ,whatsoever; baled buy, strawy Pr
other.material of a like nature by weight and
shall inelude in weightof said haled hay,.st raw
or other kit bstande of a similar nattire . any On
'waled or exposed matter - for thel.purpos.3 of in
creasing weight, shall be deemed guilty of
Misdemeanor, and on conyictlon thereof stain
be fitied , not exceeding otthundred'dollars,and
imprisonlent not exceeding six , months, either
.or_ both, a the dlicretion' of the I
`: :- A.rritovED . - - --The Bth day Of May,1870.•
Tfl,E: - DFiALOCRIT„ .. JUNE 28.,1.1,8T6.
ti r THAT "pi:ink DrinsF.B."—' 7 The .Fourth
o ruly committee take this opportunitY to
.orrect a misapprehension that seems to'have
1.
obtained in their minds of some in regard to a
"frt.° dinner" which is parenthetically anneitnc
ed o l n our handbills. . Inasmuch as out celdbra
lion is not a toWn, bnt county celebratiorytud
‘theretore as much fur the benefit and enjOy
mem' of people livink out of Montrose,_ as, fur
thole residing in it,: It was' not dpsigned, and
cannot be reasonably expected that the-citi
.zpn 'of Montroie would make arrangeui ,, euts
to ffedr the entire multitude that are expected
to congregate bete on ti ut day. Of course we
shall make special provision . for: the Alilitary
ipid firemen:* Yery many if not ail, the dele
fiatOns who save signified their purpose t,o be
preient, fully understand thc situation, and will
come with well-tilled baskets. And here it
'may be, well to correct the impression that the
pruvisions brought are to be put in common
stok and thus spread upon the tables.. Such
is not the design. A committee will be early
In attendance on the FAir Grounds to receive
an . care for all • • provisions placed in ; their
ch4rge, and, to prevent confusion, all baskets
sh9uld be distinctly labeled. in this way'fami
lice and ne!gbtiorhoods . Plan, at the prOper time;
claiim their Oven, and so \have tall control of
what they bring. The ComniisTy ComMittee
prpmise that there shall be an ample supply of
tables, an abundance of ice water, and hot wa
ter in readiness, for those who wish toprepare
. tea or coffee. -
'there will be stands upon the grow*, tor
1
the sale of lemonade, ice cream, etc.; Which
have been placed under the entire contio of
tO. Soldiers', Monument Association ; ant 'we
bespeak for them a liberal patronage, 4is the
entire, profits of such sales will go to the Mon.
utnent Fund. No other stands will be . allowed
u the grounds. , ,
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*
Particular attention will be given to the en
,
tertainrnent of the Soldiers' Orphan School.
L BY ORDER 'OF THE GEN ERAL - COMMITTE E.
Mia ..ifLIELI-I.3C.A.,arM St,
iLA6kY—MITCHELL—At Lymativille M. E.
pnrsonage..Jutie 22, by Rev. IL G. Harned. Mr."
James E. Lacey, of Ladeyville-, and* bliss Ada
4C Mitchell, of 'llmon.
I LEwis4—Bnow.ti- , -k Jackson, May 2'3, by
Om 0. M '.PreScott, Mr. .1-larrison Gr. Lewis
and Miss Aggie D. Brown, bo th of Lenox, Pa.
ROBINSON-InTATEAD - 411 Jackson, &inc. 18
by Rev. 0. 34Prescott, Di. Robinson, of Tunk
hannodk. Wyoming' co., and Lcittie M. Hal
sead, of Lenox.
. .
,TUTTLE--In Springville, June 113, Miss Jen
nie E. Tuttle, aged 27 years.
-enksE,—,ln Great- Bend Village, June 10th,
f inuisa Chase, es . q., in the-71st year of .liis age.:
Gibson May 22.,_Luey . S.,wile
Of Elisha Williams, aged 77 years.
I Hariord,..May 20, of typhoid pnen
inenia, Solomon T. - Lott, in his 07th year. •
•
.
LEox.k.up —in Jackson,- May 27th, of malig
ant scarjet.fever ' Chine y., youngest daughter
;Edwin A. and Mary L: Leonard, 'aged 4 yp,
4 mouths and A 3. days. Also, Juice sth, 'if tke
same disease, Clatie E., aged 1 year, 6 !months,
ud 27 days. • • .
Reported Rvery Week Expressly fOi THE MONTROSZ
DEMOCRAT by Hayden &Duckworth,Prodabe Corn
inission Merchants. 325 'Washington Street.
- New York. •
- • New York, June 1876.
Pails.-Creamery 28 30
Pails, Dairy, extra - 27 @, 30
Pails. Dairy, good to fine .24, 26'.
Pails, Dairy, common 18 0 22
State Tubs, selected. —.. 26 : 27
State Tubs, good to tine........ ....23 25
State Tubs, common.. ...... .....17 • ( 20
State Firkins, line ' 26 ,27
Welsh Tubs; selected ...24 . 25
Welsh Tubs, fine in lots.— ...22 tg 23
Welsh Tubi,common to good. .16 ogt 19
Western Creamery —25 26
" Tubs,fine,dairy packed-20 (di 22
" g00d........*. .. ... 16 0 17
cot:ninon ...14 15
Firkins,tine,good c010r..18 0 20
CHEESE. .
State Factory, fancy... ...10'A® , 11
" " • good to fine 9 , og 10
IA " ........ 7 ( 8
Farm Dairy, fine 9 ig 10
fair iO good 8, 6 9
Skim r 3 (dt 5
State.
Western... ' _ 16; my?
DRIED. APPLES.
State, quarterti • 714(11 8
State, sliced. 9 %0 9
MISCELLANEOUS.
Raspberries, new. aried... . 25
13igeswax..t 32‘ 33
13 AL•3O
The Markets.
New York Produce Make'.
BUTTER.
1.7* Q., 17%
,
EwaFUELIT'lis
Would call attention to his New-Stock of
FALL • AND WINTER - GOODS I
. . Now on male, in new
1.027 - 0 E l 2.91 .
LADIES' DRESS GOODS; BLACK.
AND 'COLORED ALPACAS,
NEW STYLE OF 'PRINTS, •
SHAWLS, WATER, PROOFS, FL 4N- -
NELS, .I3ALMORAL, AND, HOOP
SKIRTS, VELVETS,'HOSIERY,
HEAVY WOOL :GOODS,'- - - CARPETS, Oil
CLOTHS, PAPER HANGINGS', BUFFA-' . .'.
• • LO AND LAP ROBES, FURS', HATS
Aicn CAPS; BOOTS AN SHOES,
, •
HARD WARE.IRON,NAILS, •
• . • STONES -
AND ' -
GROCERIES, ETC;:: . );
IA great variety, and will be sold on the most
' favorable terms, and.loWeat priceL
•. •
-H. BURRITT .
New
,Milford,.3-fay . T, H
A TrENTfON FARMERS:
-The bigbeat .market price will %be paid -`for Calven.
etc:.'etc, '. VirE - BITY . BY VIE POUND.. Will
be in Ilontroe-o every, Tuoviiiy kkur4kg the.. t•ealcm.corn+
ineneingMay 0,1816. -' " '
• \.; SLAT= ROB.
May , - -
" - •
EGGS.
Bii.Ll.-V40M.). -, j:?
. '. • GENE S R AL ..:.
FIRE, AND ^ ACCIDENT
INSURANCE AGENT,
3Urcszatrciiiire, Pau '
(1 vital, , Representcd, sloo,iMk,ooo
Fire Association of Phil., Capital & Assete, , 8,500,000
Insurance Co: of N. A., Phil" " 5/ 1 0(1.00(1
Pommy Fire„ Phil., " " ' 1',100,000
Ins. Co. of Pd., Phila., " " TAM
Lyctiming of Manney, Pa. " " 6,000,000
Lancaster. 'of Lancaster, " " 401.1,000
\ •lrewton of Newton, " • " 150.000
Rome Ins. Co., N. Y., - 6;000,000
National " " 450,000
Co • merclal Fire " " - - 950,000
Fairfield Fire L Ins.. Co. , Smith
Norwalk, Conn. " -
A t l as - IS
Royal Canada Canadian. of Moniroai,
. •
Liverpool, London & Gi be,
or Liverpool, Eng., ; . 1
providence Washingtoni
Providence, R. 1., "
Trade Ins. Co. Camden, N;
Patterson - Fire life Co. Patter-.
son, N. J. j "
Conn.lintcal Life , ins. Co.i,i/ieeette $40,000.000
American Life. Phira. " , 65000,000
Travelers Ins. Co.;Hart., CaPital and Surplus $3.000,000
Railway . Passengers .F $500,00111
•
l'henndersignedliae been s!e_lltnownin thieconnty,for
tbepast 20 years, as an Insaranee Agent. Losses sus
ta'nea by hia Comoainies have always been promptly
pain.
or °me e et,stairs. in bnilding east from Banking
Office of Wm. IL Coopur diect.. Turnpike street.
BILLINGS STROUD,Agent,
CHARLES IL SMITH.I bike Manageri.
AMOS NICHOLS,
S. LANGHON, Solicitor. ,
Montrose. Jan. 5, 18;16.:1
WEBSTER'S NEW PRICE LIST
-FOR
SPRING AND OMER „Ot 1876.
Look at the following; which speaks for iteelt.
. , , .. .
Heavy cottonade pant 5:.....!.: .. -....;..$ 75.
stout wool-mixed pants..
.1.. . ~. :. 1.500)2.25
Good all wool pants '....i ? - '. - ' - ' 8.0004 00
Imported casstmere. pants ! • . .... ...- 4.7507.00
French Doeskin pants..:. ' 4.7545 7.50
Swat workingmen`afsukti . 6.00a10.00
Fancy merino cassimere,snits....• .._ . .:.'.. ..: - 7.00Q10.50
• _
Merino Silk mixed suits- 8.0n610.00
Harris eassimere Snits F , 18.00006.50
Knickerbocker anu plaid:snits 10 l 4418.00
Black track coats..:. • ! , - ....• - ..... s.:soeti 8.50
Imported black frocks ..i. j...... .... ~...: 9.000)18k0
Fine black cloths vests .: .; ' - • ' 1 . 75 0 375
S hlte linen vests L .i. • •- 1.006 3,0
13.1 s Suits with kitpe pants,-3 to 9 . years.
Catton suits , ..... ..'...i.„,' :, ........... ..... . 1.73© 1 6 0
Mixed cassimere suits.:. 1 • : - .8.500 5.50
Al. wool cassiniere suits.. ' . ' • . : ' 4.5110 7.00
French worsted suits...:, - . 7.00(a. 9.50
Bogs' Stilts' with fptig .pants, 9 to 15
y rs.
Cottonade suits - . ' '- ; • $ 8.0000.50
Mixed casisimere suite ' 4.0060.00
Finley plaid suit% • ti-`o©9 01.
French worsted suits : - . . '.8.00012.00
. .
. ,
Youths' Su i ts from age-15 to Men's sizes.
_
Stout everyday suits ' $ 5,501 9.00
Good - easimere snits •1.50Q11.00
. _ _ . _
Diagonal coat. and veal! • 8.0061g0Q
Fancy plaid mite . 8.00c415.09
- Furniebina Goods.
Good working shirts. '
Fine white bosom shirts.. .'
Goof denim overalls .. I
Good rubber suspenders....
Cloth lined paper collars-per box
Good umbrellas
Good cotton sOcks: •
I
And all othergoods ;in proportion. . The ,above are
prices' that no other concern has or willroffvr.
They are cash prices:and Made to bring lieople from a
distance. It will pay a man to drive forty miles to
bay a suit of clothes at. my -gyre.
iWEBiTER I The Clothier.
162 and 64 Court Street,
April 19. WM. Binghamton.
GSODS ! GOODS
"Snr=L, , 7EXA,3i74.Oxk
ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF . MENS;
BOYS' AND YOUTHS'
CLOTHING, •
At pricee;to snit the hard times,
MINS' ES, S6IOSZS
BOIS' &YOUTHS' $510530
DRY GODS,
i 'ITS & CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, YANKEE .
NOTIONS., FANCY GOODS, • ,
Cheap for catch. tio charges for shovilog our 'goods.
WM HAYDEN.
Now Yiltord. Mak Bd. . •
A NEW ,STOCK9B,'
Suet recelyqd anti fcir,sals
UPERis INi ,
4 , • FLOUR.
For 'lido by
• , 1r _
A iL LBO, ALL ktrDS OF
QROdERIES,
At the atoie of " I•
I ri r,7,,,krak 63l *Weillii
For elie.llF J;;WISMI,
Airil,Pl, .. ,
Yom.:.
1* 821,000
61 500,000
‘` 1,200,0.,0
• ," - 27,000,000
• , 1600,000
2W,000
Accll ENT.
1
Has ?net •renelved an
•
Mek) a fine line of
=SEM
t t ,
HOZ :AL :Li tt
CASH: CAPITAL $lOO,lOO.
SURPLUS FUND,-$6,000.
ritlEgaiii 4 CON73o3:3
To their nevi and commodiona Bank Building o il
• - • ' Public Avenue. .
MERCIIA,NTS, FARMERS,
40411ESPONDENfi:" •
New York, First National Ban
h ; • Philadelphia, Ni t .
• dolphin National Bank,
WM. J. TURRELL. Partici:NT
N. L. LENMEiM; C.&91111M. .
DLontrOile, March 26.1876. •
\ IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT,
- 810,000
C. &. A. CORTESY,
MERCHXYr.'.:.'':: . T/S4LORING,
We would respectfully announce to the publictlut
we have removed to our new and spack.us store, No.
21 corner of tOurt and Water streets. and are filling it
with a new stock el' goods that have.just arrived. Oct
stock of Dress Goods, Shawls, die.. are of the very Ir.
est spring patterns and styles and purchased for cash
when the market was, most depressed.
In the line of Fancy Goods. Hosiery, Gloves,itair
Goods, Ribbons, etc., oar stock is unsurpassed. A't
have also opened a Department of Merchant Tailor*,
and have just purchased a large stock of the laklt
styles in the line of Cloths, Cass:meres, etc., and of the
very hest qua ity. We have employed to take char , e,
of this Department, MR.' T. D. TAYLOR, long filo
leading and most successful cutter in tk.is city, and who
always guarantees a perfect fit. *Mr. Taylor did tie rt.
lecting of the cloths, cassimerea, trimmings, etc.. for
this dep rtment, which should satisfy all that we hale
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 mike.
We solitit your patronage.
Binghamton, April 19, MI
D RUGS,'‘'
M. A. Lyon, Druggist,
• Dealer in atl kinds of
Pure Drugs. Medicines; Chemicals, Dye Woods. Dye
Stuff's, Paints, Oils, Varnishes.l
• •
• Pocket Books, Combs. Jewelry, Perfumery,
.Toilet Soaps. Brushes, Violins and Violin Stringy,
• ' Yankee Notions, Fancy Goods.
Cigars; Tobacco. Table Cuttiery. Fine Solid !ter,
lr
Spoons. Plated Spoons, gres and Forks, Gun
Amunition, Shoulder Braces , . Trusses, Medial
Instruments. Dental Materials, Lamps and Lamp
Chimneys. Teas, Spices; Baking Powder, Sea Oft
Patine; Gelatine: Tapioca, etc., etc'.
- Daly's Palo Ale for In valids.
BO
25
10
50
15
Thbse who wish to boy Paints and Oils. would do well
to examine our stock of White Le d, White Zinc. and
Mixed'Chemical Paiute, before nutthasing eleewhere.
.All kin& of .colored paints in cans of from one to Ere
pounds each, on:hand.
Montrose Feb. 2,1876. • • '
REMOVED AND ENLARGED.
,
to the linildlng tour doors above the First Neloell
Batik, 'Public Avenue, (formerly occupied by KP.
Stamp,) where 1 have enlarged my stock of
Groceries,. Provisions, &I
I invite competition both in qnnlity nod price. revt,
give we a ca,l and beconvinced that eau do you gm
Montrose, April 26, 18111.—yl.
rtINGHAMTON
BOOK BINDERY.
P 4-.lioPri : lNS.* SONS, P i RORIETOIIi ,
; No, 41 Court, Street, 241 Floor, Binghamton, N• X.
ALL OF BINDING
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURING
AT. REASONABT.F. PRICES.
Bliiighatatoni may 3d, 1870.-2-In
,
.80 . 9T4AN . D SHOES - IN JACKSON
It in a conceded ` fact, and' intuit be kept before the_
people. the ; MC. Chn o ziaboo best! them
all tho manufacture or the shelve gnat*.
Who fa the min of each renown,
•Ou whom all other shoe-m4kere frown,
. Becatms he keep* high prices d0w ‘ n,..., 4
• I . • li. u. CO3 lO -!
P. 8. Repairing (tone neatly. •
Joek4on; Pa., May 21. tErztiyi.
P A ,M I BA Et TAKE NOTICE I
it; .
t. J. WBRsi. .
ott -
the Itlotttroev , (4team
Matityapti. July lc 18 1 1' 14
%4 ; 11 C ' s f 3
N. Superintendent
'SHOE StOP
havejuet opened a shoe shop in Searle's new bo.i to
leg. on thecorner, upJtintirs where I am prer 9 if d ...l.
make all kinds of gentlemen's hoots. shoes. inn K! ,
; terir, 141'411th° latest styles of wor k . and beet mste o
Antl--Wrtliunanship. lterwring neaVy done.
Verinsleiltle pate%) earn on.
11011 T, GILLILAND.
-,l4olkr(HiP*Yarlo, ' •
By J. WEBB.
. 7- : . ' 7 0:R.40 '::
joB .:11 1 INTI:ISf91
qt:r OFFICE,' CHEAP.
cot- ivic)23.vecogage.
Trantiacts the ;business of
And Otnere.N
x:oxtir ck•coc)ros,
-ATh,
tyr. OUR NEW STOO,
No. 2t Court Street.
MEDIQINES,
NO.2Y : T,ROSE, ,PA.
I have removed my
GROCERY. STORE
Bert warket . price, paidin cash, for
CORN, RYE, AND UATS,
C. &'A. C9RTSET,
CHEMIC.ILS,
NNILSOIti J.,TURRaI.