.7:' , ..Tovftl,':Cotpity,' . aild'Variets i. a
—Semi-annual election ot Mont:rose e
Co. to. - 2, on Friday evening
---We ask our readers to, excuse ny lack
of local mention in our columns this issue.=
The most of our exchangei do not give their
subscribers any pal:ll3r at all• this ''Oentenniat,
---.W. Hewitt's bleat Market has been-mov
ed into the boement of 13,,C. Sayre's store, on
Public Avenue, where Kr. liewitt, kinaseif, will
always be found to wait on his friends* lie
has a market fitted up In fret class style and
intends to be on hand for business.
,'. ':' ' A' 'x 11 ' t ell s -l' '
vali)placed
,---- ne c angeo A .
'''.‘ ' - : • ,c , s l oan^
j . ,
,_.
.._
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two-hundred. potato I. :bugs. ini e: 'Dottie and
*sprinkled 'lime over them. Within 'one hour
not one was left 'alive. On the following day
he sprinkled lime over his potato pato,and the
neat morning found' tens of thousands of the
hugs lying dead. ' ,- • ; _.
—The Pennsylvania board 'of centennial
managers announce that the Pennsylvania state
centennial building - has been , completed - arid
rnitlislied,'and is ready for the receptionk of via
.ltoril'. it ii! located at, the Wear' end of the
lake, direcrtly north' of' Machinery' Ball and
close to the Government building. Our state
People will be peculiarly interested in this'
,Itilbig,,itud the managers 42sure all who Visit
j
it that they will be cordially welcomed to the
comforts and conveniences ft affords in a ery
remarkable degree.
—The Nicholson EXalllttie? saps that a ser
ious accident occurred to Mra:_gotepheu Breed,
at,Booklyn, while she and her busband Were
on their way to that place on Wednesday,:
June 21. While , driving along the Marten
Creek road, just above_ pallstead's pill; one of
the bolts w Lich held the tongue emir out,caus
ing the wagon to turn to one side , snd - run
against a stump. The horses were. trotting
And the shock was so sudden that Mrs. Breed
VMS thrown over the dashboard, striking on
her bead and hurting her severely, though not
dangerously. Mr. Breed escaped unhurt; but
one of the horses was thrown dovin the bank
and slightly injured. .
—A Philadelphia correspondent writes
that the cheese and butter laetiary inn the Cen
lennial grounds is 116 feet long, and is divided
into three apartments, illustrative of the Ame
rican cheese: factory and creamery system, and
the exhibition of butter and'fancy cheese. Stor
age is always, provided in an extensile cellar
for products. tot ready for exhibition. \ There
are other necessary convenienceis for the ac
commodation of officers, committees; and ex
' hibitors, and producers may themselves 'assume
• entire charge , of their own or, if desired
Place . them in charge of a thoroughly capable
custodian, selected by the burean and paikby
the exhibitors according to the scale of prices
to be established bY"lhe Americart DairypenlS
Association. The building is DOW open for ex
hibitors, and will continue to be open dails,but
for, the purpose of encouraging more active
' competition, it is intended to hold two grand
exhibitions one of spring' butter and cheese,
-- June 26 to July 6, and :one of autumn butter
and cheese, October 17 to 21. • ,
l
--The Binghamton Times says that an at-'
tempt to shoot Rev. Mr. Francis, a retired Bap
tist minister, known to [,many of our , , readers,
Was made by a young man named J. A.. Cole-.
'man on, Tuesday last. It appears that St a la(
hour on Monday evening Coleman went to the
reaidence of ikii. Francis. The Elder wasab
sent; and. Coleman wa3 irefused admittance by
•Mrs. Francis, brit Coleman •endeavored,to s:sy,
giving his name as Jones and representing that
he wished to• Consult with Mr. Francis abimt
his own education. Colemanileft, but returned
on Tuesday. Mr. Francis went home at noon.
Son after his arrival Coleman entered th
houie, and the Elder (who ha been info rm
rm
1 rittif
of certain threats made by C Itean) star d
out of the house and 'across the field, pu ed
by Coleman. who fired at the minister, happily
without effect. The motive for'this attack is a
mystery, It is said that the affair grew out of
a slander suit, brought by Mr. Francis some
- four years ago; .also that Coleman has been .
blackmailing, him by postal cards for some
time. The actual facts will probably be devel
oped soon. i , . - ' - I
--The following interesting article on this 3e
Helots fruit is from the Wilmington Commeecua:
Strawberries - - are- giving place to raspberries,.
and the latter are begining to conic into .market
• c Blackberries are appearig in small quantities.
' ' The'strawber6 S eason h as been a little longer
than last year and has been of some: profit to
the growers. There \ lia.'ve gone' hita . i.i - it•irliet'
from the Delaware Peoinsula, over the Dela
ware Railroad, about 4,710,00 quarts of straw
berries since' he opening lil . ilite:o44on, on May ;
2911. In the tray.';.-0:t - aiion of these berries
Ilethree daily : „lralas we, required the greater:
Put of the se.ason.Of car loadk there were : :
about ' mt, . ~ ,f whic h I 552 were Consigned to
jersey City, .36 to-Boston iiiill. Mtn -Philadel
phia; the ratter being 'estfinatect. - The Others
official. Reduced to quset 3, the-quantifies de.:
2tiiiettrlrto these cities wet!:'Jersey` City, 3,312;
' 004 ~ .;!.to:Boston . 21000]; to l'hilidelphia, , l,lBB,
000. feed York was als(iiargdy snPplied hyi the,
•',Old .-Derdinion'. , Steamship'.r Cottpany , "from
Lewes,. ;which carried :Prol;ably , not less ilien ,
. 1,000,000 quarts, giving '5,710 090.9.141trt, as the
entire niarketahie - - :protingt , of the' peninsnla
- exeltisive 'of the' 'quantities sold in the locat
-markets. Seven cents a quart is thought to b 6
' a fair average of the Pzices obtained, and if we,
deduct , from this four cents -as the ,estimated
cosh. - 0c: the cultivation -;and;nwlietingof the.
traPf.:*e'.ve 'a, margin of ' lll ree cents as the
net prof thc - kre nicer. Applying
..thls fig
, nre : to theViantity shipiped,.,we , have us . the.
• , -nit profit iir the strawhetry yield for , the season
, • ~1 .Per words'' the'
,Oo4:! VParouhtippoula_far - ;
SiraW*oeha n
iii 4 044 tif.lmoneY, the effect of which'
' been. p ercep tibly felt 'all thel d .
- hall in rural. is F.
-
,trictikos the crop was ekundailt everywhere. '..1
, -
1 /. he Grand Counti., Centenril 1.
\IT'LL IT • Bri •., EXCELLED ONE.
c , thA. - RS..IIENCE 4.-
FILLED WITH • PEOPL E
BLATE WITH BANDS,
SOQIETIES,
!ND CITIZENS.
THE TOWN
iNfiLiTAR
, •
'LE CELEBRA.TE THE ONE
- -
TH ANNIVERSARY OF
NATION'S .131IiTH. .
12,000 PEOP I
HUNDRED
OUR
_
We have oartime and space to simply al
lude to one of Ole grandest cipeCtacles ever
wit
nessed in Susquehanna county without 1:t
able, this' week)! to giVe any detail of the gl
County Centennial Celebration which
place yesterday at Montrose.
it is:estimated that frchn 12,000 \to
000 peOple were in attendance and the day
one which will ; pass into hist - ory we
of our !county 3 and the occasion that ;cal
forth. \ Fverything Was conducte,d in ordei
with the-deepept interest. The day itself was ,
auspicious an Bands of Music,
, 11.ilitarY Pa
rade, Oratory,!poetrY,, patriotism, feasting and
dancing which lasted far into the night, were
the\order !of the day. We shall be obliged to
defer Wither detail ,until our neat issue with
I !
three hearty Cheers for the success of the Sus.
quehanna Cou nty '
Centennial.
• - I
: . At 1 1
< 7 .---At a public meeting held at. the Presby
.. ~ 1. New .
terian.churchp,A -3.lillord, for the'pUrpose
of strengthening the hands of the Cornuiission
- • •
era f the Centennial Exposition;.in,their reso
•
luti l n to keep, the • 'gates closed to the public-on
the'Lord's Day; , Mr;Ezra. .A...Piatt was called'
J 6.
to the chair; ' and Lai.r..M. D. Thayer chosen` as
Secretary.. The object of the meeting haVing
ift W. P ' '• / .
been • stated; , ev.l P. Gibson,,S. D: Cornell;
:... i
and Willard- wrueedell Were .ap'pejnted a com
mittee on resolutions. Pending the report of
-•• 1 -
the, committse, and • subsequently, addressee,
were made b Rev. Messrs.klarner, Truesdell;
ind . others,,after which the; following resold-.
1 . • i .
tions • were nriammously adopted, by a rising
vote :' 1 I • .
, ,
WREREASI, A ! widespread - and persistent et
fort is now 'being made, by the' enemies of the
Sabbath, to. Impair its sanctity, and override
its: laws ; aiad, whereas, this -effirt is ' now ea . -
pseially directed Ii to change the decision of the
COmmissioners of the Centennial •Exposition,
and to - open the gates to the public on the
Lord's Day l; threfore, .
•
. .
Resolved, L That. we Thereby declare anew
Our fidelity i 'tO this God-given institution, hand=
ed down to i ns from the fathers,,and pledge our
influence for its jierpetual .maintenance. !! .
1 '
, 2: -. That we recogniie with grateful satistac,
tion. the poiltiOn taken by the Ce.ntennir.l Coin
:missioners,ind maintained hitherto f in relatiOn
:to the .obsOvance' of the
_Sabbath on ,the Cen
tennial gi'Onnds and- hereby express our earn
est desire that•the same loyalty to God and the
laws of the Oni r anonivearth may characteri?:e
ibeir counsels and decisions to the end.
3'. That:A . -copy of these resolutions; signa
by the' offieers 'of- this meeting,: be forwarded
without delay to the Commissioners in Phila
'delphia, and that -the same be reportedfor pub
lication in the papers -at the county seat.
, • .
M. D..THAI ] TER, , • ' E. A. PRATT
1 ,,
, : • Secretary. . • ' Chairman:
•1 1 . •
• . Newl.lllfOrd,iJune 30, 1876.
, .
. ..
111Untrose on' tho eyening of
~.Tune
26th, a 100 a leather pocket book, containing
$l5 ant some small change. • The findec will
be sqitablY rewarded„ by returning it .this
. ; , •
BABE 8414.4-On .Saturday, June 24t1.1, the
r.
astimes, of Silver.. Lake, played • a game of
base ball N l / 4 x, t he litiCeytons, of ilawleytnn,
on the gronndsi of the latter club, w hich'residt
ed in a victoryl for the . home club. The score
stood as forkows ,
Llawleytons....'..., ...... . ... nips.
Pastimes.i. ' .
Umpire
BOGUS "thvkß QUARTEIIB.--The induSfrions
artisans ho assume eoVernment functions, for.,
livelihood s haV l e invented a counterfeit ot: the
silver quarter,inow so 'generally in circulation.
The spurious pin is said to resemble altost
exactly tie n tti size, appearance and
sound. On chose inspection, however, there
will belonndlin the counterfeit "C 12," under
the ttiz.le. EverybOdy would do Well to see to
these two CS as the matter is to serious tVlie
ovellookeld.
IlAnrolta.4-Pol atO 'bugs are below par liec
ii'e can sUpply .4t a very , bedanie
the . cr,or lalrge..,—lmi4ovements ace stin.pro- •
gresslng. .1).! M, Farrar, has built a tine new
fence ufi. of IoSowelling.r.,-.Widew.l.lloop
itoil-lias.-bon-gin ttie Manon property tuld
king generalevitirs utiod. it . ,—Widovv.Tgt iic
diilentally'prok her - ;irik
Stearns who met with a serious ae --
ciden•t iri an: . adeotint we
gave a sb)rt 00 - le ago,
.I.lll' partiA . yeeoVered,.
is ;' - atiout: it )
er Peck and. Son have . just put in a liue 110 . 1,s; set
.of‘.: hay •E,ea),e.S. .s this , is an aceoin triodatirjn
l>iice lon_ been -in : .recd _of,
Lehigh Valley R.
R. are ruOninfr, al-Sunday train-from Wilkes=
Barre to Philadelphia.- ' •
r Maybr,l4l.6Kune Is confined to the house by
:mcknessi , • . •' . •
reported that •• the InVestigation of the
seven ye i trs' andlt endits- results , ht the op die-.
time of uptaithful his damneriel the
ardor' ofi many -ot the chroniel'astirmt,s for
„office. 5 - ;
.„ Mrs; Anna:l3edelbfuntiliariy krlown as "Aunt
Ann," 7vas found dead in. bed in - her honse
Mil vauf at; iri.his -couqty, Thursday morn
tvith,.!3uch ludleafipps,
Upon=her bo4y
that,she had , been nwrdered;
:one
J.• •
W. Kirkufl
is
!_ ___:a..__~ __~._
1 - Property'.of :the late Capt. Brennan, stlifSolette
street, Carbondale. The premlies are'splendid-
ly located on a Icommanding eminence upon
the eastern hillside, and it_is proposed to estab
lish a_ . cotivent and academy there : : ,
'Patrick Doug4er was by tite_cars on
& :C. Co. B. A. at.Olyphant, on _.Mo n
coal
c ar'
morning.. e was passing from ono coal
ear to another , while the 'cars , Were,in motion
and by a tiiissteki fell Under the cars_ whith rain
over him 101lingi him almost instantly.
Sheriff Kirkendall On Tuesday took the fol
. 'lowing prisoneri to, the penitentiary at Phila.
delphiti Patrick, Kelly, convicted of •man -
slaughter sentenced to eight - years; Michael
Kelly,. rape, four years ; John NOrton, assaul t
with intent to kill, three years. -
• •
The corner stone of the new:Odd ;Fellows
'Hid! on. Lackawanna avenue, will he laid.with
appropriate ceremonies on Saturday next, July
Bth.A . parade of the several Odd Fellows
lodges will take Plate previous to . the corner
stone' laying.
,
At a German; picnic - at Dolph 's GrOve, Dun.
more, on Saturday afternoon, a disturbanee
*as created by several roughs, during which
Roland Roberta was seriously beaten with .a
eing
;rand
'toe k
sally
ed it
fr aud
mallet by Chas;
. Engle. The latter' was arrest
ed, and held in s sod bail for his appearance ,at
court.' ..
The Democrats in this city had a big ratitica
lion jolification of the nomination of Tilden
and Hendricks on Thursday evening. Fire
works, firing Of cannon, marching, speechify
ing, Ssc„ made! things lively here; and the old
time Democratic enthusiasm seethed to have
been again faiilly , aroused, ,
Ex county treasurer James Courtright,"7hose
trial for embeWement of state funds vtas to
have taken place last week plead 'guilty to
all the counts on the indic,tinent, By
special request of Auditor General Temple;
sentence in hicase was deferred until Septem
ber. It is said that the reason for such a post
ponement
,is, that the state authorities -want
him ai a witni!ss in the trial of similar defraud
ing custodians of public funds in other coun
ties. It does seem, as though in . public affairs
there is none that doeth good, no not one. "An
honest man's the noblest work of God," but
politics have :become so corrupt, that such a
man belongs to no political ring and so cannot
be elected to office.—Scranton Journal.
I 114(4.11.3E1.1.4L.Gr3319 •
ROUBINS—WORDEN.—In Corbettsville, May
21, 1876 by Esq, 'Minkler, Miss. Carrie M; Rob
bins' to Mr David A. Worden both of Rhiney
Creek Pa. . : .
YOSBURG-i- ' MAHANNA-At the Sterling House
Meshoppen, June 8, by Rev. J. S. Lewis, Mr.
F. C. Vosbhrg to Miss Nellie Mithanna all of
Rusell Hill, ;Pa. • 7 "
RIFENBAY---BUNNELL— At the house of the
bride's father, on Bunnell Hill.' June 25, by
Rev, J. S. Lewis, Mr. Ritenbary to Mks i Eva
D. Bunnell,' only daughter of I. 0. Bunnell,
Esq. . , .
crtASE--lii . Great bend Village, Pa., on the
10th inst., A.masa' Chase, Esq., in the 71st year
of hid age. ;
. .
BuLtocK—At Russel Hill, March 31st, 1876, -
VV'm. 11.. son of John W. and Fanny Bulimic,
aged 2 yi.arS 1 months, and 13 days.
AuthOr w‘as - his parents' treasure,
Weeping, parting, care or • woe; -
• ,- He Onr Father's house shall enter-;
Dearest parents, let me go.
New ork Produce. Market.
Rettorted Every Week Expressly fat THE' llowntosx
DEatoclua by Hayden &thickwortb.Produce Coin- •
mission Qt.ierettaties. 325 Washington Street.
.•,
New York.
,New Yors, Juhe 22,1876.
B'
P , Is. CTeamery..
Pat s, Dairy, extra
. 11:
Dairy, good to. .ne
Pails, Dairy, common: 18 6, . 22
State •TubS, teleeted_ - 26 ®1: 27
State Tubs; good to tine ..... ,25
State Tub& common @, 20
State @, • .27
Welsh Tubs, selected ; •24 .25
'Welsh Tubs, fine in®..-23
Welsh Tubs, common to g00d . .... , .16
- Western creamery 25 o . * 26
" :-Tubs,fine,dairr packed: 20 : •-a 22
". 16
15,
• "Firltio s,hne,good . 20
• CHEESE.
State Factory fancy • - 10 1 /(gt 11
, . • • • ••••••• /2
" •:‘ good to fine 9 •lo
" lair.... ........ 7 @, '8
Farm Dairy, iine.. ... 9, @, 10
to good.. - 8 9
Skim S 3., QL4 5
State, .1 17 @ •47 1 4,
West i e,r . u. . .14! (0 . 16 1 <
, ** *
State, quarters ....... ... .. . 7 3 / 2 0 B.
Stay . ; •'• ; • Bis© 9
')iIseELLANEOI:B.'
Raspherries, new dried..:
Beeswax..
i -
11. platrnia.rrrirry
wol v d cailattebtlon to 1112, New Stodk of .
.
F;LL [AND WI;ITER 'CODS I
•
• i: 'NOV on t..nli , ,to,neW
LADIES' I)RESS GOODS, BLACE,
AN Di • COLORED' A LI)AtIAS I
. N ENV sTYLE,OF . P'RINTS
,
SIT A W LS, wATJ4.;IS.-PRooRst:VLAN
- NELS,,BALMORtAIJ, .t‘i...ND HOOP
SKIiITS, VELVETS, IIOSIERY,
HEAVY! WOOL (400 Dl3, CARPETS, Oil
CLOTHS, PAPER HANGINGS, BUFFA
LO tt_ND . LAP- RBES, FURS, HATS
A. 1,0) OAPS; BOOTS-AND SiiOES, , '
1 HIRT) WARE' IRON NAILS- -
, . - I STEEL .STOVES AND -.' , •
• . I GEPOkR/ES't , ETC. -
In greatVartety, and will be'sold- on -t,lie 'MOE;
favorable ternis,, and lowea pricp, , :_:f;:- ,
' 1--
• ' -- - - 'it OURAIT-t ,
New *Reid, May 114, 1875:, - * _
3=riaarrier.st.
The Markets, •
BUTTER.
28 g 30
.27 ig 30
.24
EGGS.
DRIED APPLES.
• • 32:' 'B3
B airANGs s noun?
! .. , i - I . ' '•'-- - I' ' --:,.:---:,"--;.;:::::
.- :-(GELVERAt;.;-:-:,
•
FrßE,Alre A.ND 'ACCIDENT
INTTi C E AGENT'
..31,t033. _
Otpital ReiiiresiAsteds , $106,000,000
• IFIRB = : 14,
Fire Association of Phil:, Capktal &Assets, $ *,600;001
Insurance Co. of N. A., Phil., • - , 5,000.000
Pennsylvinia Pire,', " • "`''"2,700,000
lus. Co .of Pa., " - "wpm°
LYcoming of Mooney, Fa. "• .- " 6,000,000
-Lancaster of Lancaster, " • " 400,000
newton of Newton " . " . 150,000
goatsCo.,N. " - " • 6,000,000
National "' " - - • 450 ,000
Co Fite " " 450 .0. 100
Fairfield Firctins. Co : South ' '
Norwallt, Connl„, . "
Atlas 46 1• t, 2 44
-Royal Canadisn, of Montreal, 1.,
Canada, 4011
-Liverpool, London &.IGlobe,
of Livernool, • ".
Providence NVSshiugton, of
' - Providence, R. ; 11,
Trade Ins. Co.! Camdeni N, J. "
Patterson Pirellis Co.' , Patter- 7 - •. '
'son' J. i "
:„" LIFIS •
. • .
001111.!dutcai Life Ins: Co„ Aseetts
American Life. PhiPai
„
• " 4CC tDENT . „
. Trairelere 11100., Et*, Capital and Stirpyis V 1.000,000
.
Railway Paslangere " • • tAsqq,oov
•. _ -
Theandersikikedbasbeenwe.lknowninthiscounty , for
thepast2o years, is an Inonrance Agedt. Losses sus.
Lai nen by hi& Compalnies have always been promptly
paid. . . 1
gar Officei4v. stairsi in building east from Banking
()Mee of WM. H. Copper &Co:, Turnpike street.
BILLINGS STROUD, Agent.
ii
CHARLESsmrri,
°ince Managere.
AMOS, NICHOLS.
Monixose4 ;Tan. b. 1.86.
WEBSTER'S NEW PRICE LIST
V V
:;.
il 1 .
,
SPRINGi AN)) SUMMER OF
1 1876 .
i . ,
• il ' I
__;:
• Look at, the !billowing whica speaka , for itself...
. ' it, ,
Heavy cottonade ptritts . ,••• -$ ' 75
Stout wool-inixed p4nts . ..... : ......... '1.565235
Good all wciSfl pants 1.... .'. ..,. ... . ... '. . . ..... 3.004$ 00
Imported c simere pants ...... ........,. ... 4.75g7.00
0 46
French D kin pants - 4.765 7.60
stout work ngmen'O snits . 6.00010.00
Fancy merino casaimere snits.— .. . 7.00010.50
Merino Silk mixed amts . 8.00010.00
Mulls cassimere snits.. • . ' 13.001b16.50
Knickerbocker anti plaidsnits 40.0041)18.00
Black, frock coats :
....••' . . 9 15 . - 01213 8. . 5 4
Imported black frocks
Fine black ',cloths veleta • 1.150 8.75
'A hite linen vests ' 1 , 1 • 1.0 3,110
Boys Snits with knee tianfs f 3 to'9 years.
.
pant s , 3
Cotton eat , ...... 1 1 ' . I.lbla 3.50
Mixed nes'. mete 'snits— ..... ". .. :. ....... 0.50ia 5.50
Al. wool ea,ssimere limits . ' 1 , 4,504 D 7:00
French wdksted suits... :..,.. 1.00 9.50
1
s w
Boys' suith' long pants; 9 tb'ls yls.
t ,
Cot toriade ~_,..
•F I ult A.... I
r . ... .. . ' $ 3.0004.50
Mixed cassinaere su its ' • 4.00Q6.00
Fancy plaid suits .. i 6.50400
French Wdrsted stilts.... . . ... . ... . ... ... 8.00 , b1.2.00
. •
Youths'' Suits' age 15 to Men's sizes.
Stout everyday suitc , . $ 5 500. 9.00
Good easomere suits ~:. .... :.. . '7.504411.00
Diagonal Coat and leets ... ...,
Fancy plat& . Suits.;- ! .... 8.V47;15.09
. , .
,
;ii ' Fuß4 l iisiiing v Goods.
. .
Good worsng shi i Ats ......
Fine-white ;bosom ishirts...
Good deithu overalls— ...:....'. ...... ...
Good rubber suspehders... .
Gloth lined paper eollars peebox ... . .. .....
Good umbrellas ,_.4 ' .
Goo4cottd,n 'socksi,... 4... . .. . : .
And all Other gohdi in proportion. The above ate
-prices that no othei concern has or 'will offer.'
They arc ,cash prlcis and made to bring people from a.
distance. It will pay a man to drive , forty miles to,
my a snit okplothes at my styre.
I WEBSTER; The' Clothier.
62 and . 84 Corot Street, • '
Binghamton.
April IEF.
GOOD
Nanr a a
ENTIRE
BOY
MRS' SUITS, S6TOS2S
110IS' &YOUTHS' SSTOSIO
DRY,'
1300T§ - s-',.'
phpap: for,-me
XXIV ST
jot: rieelveii a
Q UPERIf IN
For; talc: by.
A . LS ,
AlthasUm6o
: 7 .'!•: : ''' :. :':' ,-; '.:'' ': : ,M7 .
'Forsilit bk,'-!:-..:
llantroite;'
I=IEIME
' .821,000
.500,Q00.
21 1 000 sC* 0
WOW
27%01:0
$40,000,000
$5,000.000
S. LANGDON,
—Fort—
OODS
lizAV'clerL
as just received an
EW STOCK OF :MENS',
AND YOUTHS'
CLOTHING;
cee to Butt the hard Haim
A1..50 Sae. line of
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MTA:ATTUALIIII.
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Co3rktir•c•sse.
CASH CAPITAL
~ $lOO,lOO.
SURPFAWFUND I $6,000.
,rtzuzetc•Nrzria
To their new and commodio'ne Bank Building on
Pnblic Avenne.l .
ICERCIIANTSi ,
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New , York, Birst National Bank; Philadelphia, Phila..
• •delphia National Bank,' - •
W 3 J..'iißitEl.k Plugsn ) .
LENHEIM, CAstinsi;
• Montrbsc, March 26,1816.
1.200,0:4
• i -7,:,
840,000 ,
Imr,oß
'.Bo' i'i r ! . QORTESY.,
7ZI 3EL'Ir.*CI,COCYMPSEI,
MERCHANT TAILORING,
We would respectfully . announce to the .pulilic that
we have removed to our new and apacluns gore, No.
21 corner of. Colin and Water streets, and are. Baling it
with a new stee rf goods that have just arnvia. onr
stock of Dress Goods, Shawls . , etc., ,are of the very lain
est Spring patterns and styles and purchased for cask
when the market. was most depressed.
In the line' of Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Hafr
Goods, Ribbons, etc.. our stock is uusurpaseed. We
have also opened a Departrr cut 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 qua: ity. We bays em'ployed to take charge
of this Department, MR. T. D. TAYLOR, long the
leading and most'successful cutter in this city. and who
al wtqa guarantees a perfect fit.' Mr. Taylor did the se
lecting of the cloths. cassimeres, trimmings. etc., for
this dep rtment, which shouldtsatiefy all that we have
the latest and most rash ion..ble styles,.
We cordially thank our patrime 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 solkit your patronage. .
Binghamton, April 19,18T6
TIRUGS,
IJ .
M. A. Lyon; Druggist,
Pure Drugs. Me.dicines, Uhemicais, Dye Woods, Dye
1 Stuffs, Paints, Oils. Varnishes.
Pocket Books, Combs. Jewelry, Perfumery.
Toilet Soaps. Brnshes,Violin and Violin, String!,
..Yankee Notions, Fancy Goods. ' •
Cigars ) Tobacco. Table - Cuttlery. Fine Solid Silver,
Spoons. Plated Spoons, Kr Ives and Forks, Guns, Pis
leis, Amunitiou, Shoulder Braces. Trusses, Medial
Instruments, - Dental Materials., Lamps and Lain?
Chimneys. Teas, Spices;• Baking Powder, Sea Most
Farine, Gelatine. Tapioca, etc., cti.
Daly's Pale Ale•for Invalids.
Those who wish to buy Paints and Oils, would do well
to examine our stock of White Lead, White Zinc. and
Mixed Chemical Paints, before imrchaeing - elsewhere.
All kinds of colored paints in cans of froin one to due'
pounds each, on hand.
Montrose Feb. 2,15%
50
25
,10
50
15
'REMOVED AND. ENLARGED.
to the building. lour:_ doors abpie; • the -First National
Bank - , - Tebbe: Avenue, (formerly .occapied by E. P.
Stamp,) wherel have enlarged my stock. of.
GroCeries, Fisovisions, 4C.
. . .
. . .
I invite competition both in quality and price, .Plate
give me a Call and be ennvtuced that I cat, do you goal•
• ' ; - , -1h ILSOS' j . .I.I7IIRELL.
3iontrpkte, April !if), 1876,—y1.
BING ILA IiTON
BOOK MNDERY.
P A. lIOPTiANS cti SONS, P. kom EVES,
Noy 4t Court Street, M•Floor, Bingltrimton, N. Y.
AIX STYLES OP BINDING
AND BLANK BOUK MANiUFACTURING
AT, IiF,ASONA.IIII3I,4RIVES.
;DingliAra!APlo, May 34 % .1816, -,4411- , h
, . ... .. .
'A fi, -- 60TTS AN I) 1101'45 MIACK+6O;..
---Jr.' '.',' -1^ • . 7- s!' , -
- -Irii3 a. coucedes.l ,fact, And mutlt ho keiit beforv.ttt
peopit.;'tba!; .IEIC .; Tyr. , C 40,223.1 a: be.it th,b
ail in ilin nianuilictut•O or .tlio itbove gr,tute. .
P; - lain %fefttly,-,
41kvkipii: Y';' l friq 1
3ItlitEES.TAIttl - NOTICE f
Bert p;:tk9i" price; paid In mill, for
CORN,.; ANI) - o.k i
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n. J. WO%
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.•-• - I hitye:just npned ft:ooephop in s 4 ' ll- Tle .o uo . bu .r . l l ;
lag-. on thn.orner,. "up" fA tiiiri Wit( r - n I. sun PreP ttr l;.ii.
make fat:. kindA of, guatleulen`n boAn.-011,0ei. and ". i
1•gt0,.4 nil the:lnteit, et4itin •or work, and bnot tu,i, ten 4
And , ivorkinktifehip;". '..l.toctivg.ucat'y dune.
. jOrlttiltiiblo pcdOeis.potan. ,
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JOE! 4MTI N G
oi'l 4 THIS OFFICE, (MEAT'.
N,V10101"
l'rmsaete the bueinese of
.A.IMERS,
Aid Others
"C0161!381'011MT8."
ANT ANNOUNOEMENT,
-AND-
AT. OUR NEW STORE ,
Nu. 21 Court Street.
MEDICINES,
MO.NTROSE, PA.
Dealer in all kinds of
bave removed my
GROCEIq -STORE
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.11r,ho- is the man or Fuckrenown',
'Oil 'AvinilW all other
..1)4001. 14 .e , h0 toetis high pricot down:
. li. M. CO.NCUS.
"•4 tit the 'lttontioser' Sfr UV MI11:
•D. A. .:M0 6 " 4 Superintende nt
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C. & A. CO4TSEI,
C.HEMICALS
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