Arrangementof Mails:;
Vis RAtLioan:
Arrives. Deporm
a nkbamiock, (Dai1y,)...... ..... UO p m 12 15 m
VL► STARLIS : .
loot rose'llep 0t,(Dai1y,)...... 600 p m 620 Ili Ai
riesy'fora. (Dally,) 4O ara 1 80PM
Wyalusing. (Daily,) 1 94 Ara 200pim
Frieudsville,(tri weekly,)
6°
oonkliu Station,(trl weekly) 7 t ri m , 7 8 00 00 ::
Bioghainton,ria S. Lake.(tri weekly).. '6 p - m - 7 pc, m
gesioppen.(tri weekly,) • 1000 a m 400 pm
The New York, (via Montrose Depot;) New Milford,
runkhannock,and Wyalusing are duly. •
The Conklin Station mail runs Tuesdays, Thursdays,
slid Saturdays.
Binghamton efklyelq SilVer Lake,) runs Tiles-
The - ..•.,
jays, Thursdays. and Saturdays.
friendevillt mail runs Titesdays,Tburadaye,and Bat
unlaYa•
rhe 3leettoppen mail rafts, nondays,Vironeedays i and
Fridays. ,
'ADDITIONAL STA r allg
A stage leaves daily for Monttooe Depot at 1 m.. and
returns at ti p. m ,
A stage leaves daily for Neof . 'Milford `at 71114.111.
end retorne atS 90 p. m. , .
N. C FORDSAM. P.ll.
Montrose Railway ?Table.
mramement of Trains. To take effect on Monday,
April 17, 1876. , • •
Down Trains. Up Trains
aoIITHWARD. , • . - I- •NORTIMAIM
P. .A. - • x.
5 45 .. • • iffOnttrOae, .• • 4352 '
555 10 25 Alltu'a. . 845 546
656 1028. Coors : 840 448
606 .. ... .8 85 444
608 1086 .:Woodbourne. 880 440
612 1040— Dimock • 925 488
617 10 47 ..Tyler's..... ...815 428
625 1057.... 490
630 11 05 Lynn - 755 . 412
645 1118...:... 45 400
653...... ....Lemon • .%.7 85 400
705 1135 Lobeck.... 4. ~. .7 25 345
715 :1145 • Marcy's.. . 715 837
" 720 1200 - ..Tunkhannoik 00 822
'huhu+ will run on Lehigh Valley time as kept in the
Offite of P. & N. Y. BR at Tunkhatinock.
All trains connect at Tankhannock 'with P. &N Y.
R. R.going north and south.
JAMES. 1. Bit AIf,SLICE, Pres't.'
Mauch Chunk, April 17 , 1876. •
List of New Advertisements.
New Music—Ditson '& Co. k
Assignee's Sale— estate of James Martin.
Statement of Harford Township Finance.
Assignee's Sale—estate of A lanson Chalker.
Night. Route for Butter via. Central Express.
Administrator's, Notice—estate of Albert G.
Reynotds. I
Administrator's Notice estate of Hiram
Reynolds.
Annual Financial Stat ment of Jackson
School District. ,
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Plow Trial.
MINISTERIAL AS S OCIATION " • -
The Ministerial Association ot Wyalusing
District held & meeting in the - M. Churck
in Tunkhanock: Commencing ; Thursday eve
niag _June 20,.1.876. ,
Rev. Silas, Barnet., appointed to deliver ..the•
• opening address, being- providentially detained,
Rev. •F. A. -Looney, idternate,, delivered a brief \
address, after which Rev. George T. Price
preached an apprOpriate sermon, frem the text :
Let us not be weary, in well 'doing; for in due
season we-shall reap it we -faint not." I ,
. Rev. I. T. Walker, P: - E;. was elected President;
J. H. Weston ; Vice President, and D. C. pipes
for the ensuing year. ; •
,
The association reselVed.to hold .a camp 7 meet
bag, Providence permitting, upon old camp
grounds at Dimock, commencing Aug;-23, and
continuing nine days, The following brethern .
were appointed a camp-meeting comtnitte,
which Rev, I. T. Walker as Chairman, Rev, J.
H. Weston, Sec, and Win,' H. Barnes Esq, of
Mehor - any, Treasury, Ministers-1. ,T. Walker;
H. Harnett, W. L. Thorpe, J.-'ll. Weston,
S. W. Weiss, and J. L. Race. Layinert—Wm..
H. Barnes, A. B. Shelden,lE. L. Weeke,.l. S.
Tewkisbury; U. E. Palen, and D. G. Black..
Essays were read upon the following subjects
"The Force of Habit," by BeardOey `. "The
Holy Spirit in Revivals"—J. H. - Wfton; . "The
Sunday Schools" --G. T. Price; "Lea v en la
Place."—S. W Weiss; .Wyalusing
Centennial Recordt--W fiat Shall It,be T.
Walker; "Present ConditiOn, of the United .
States"—J.. Isterish ; !`4 . 11,-eview of Sketchesof Creatton, by 21/4mander: - if
Wtn. . Keatley ; "Miniaterial
Hamer.
The association reqtiested Rev. I: T. Walker
to publish his article in the loeal - papers. On
Wednesday evening,W.. L. Thorpe, cf Montrose
preached a centennial sermon- from the text,
"Ye are the salt of the earthl7 after . which the
association adjourneA r to meeit .in lime, Pa., at
the call of the President. D ‘C. Bkrusas, .See:
Factorville, Pa., June 27, 1 76. ','. •' '
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ADVANCE SUBSCitIPTIONt3.-.6ll.corresponaent
, . •
Who can't see wily newspapers Should be paid
for in advance, is !glowered by, Brick Pomeroy
ne foliows: •
"Where credit is given . in such broadcast
manner, the' pUblisher loses. Etch, subscriber
ii
will say to himself that his tt
not be missed, the dollar',or. two that he owes
is of little consequence; that the editor itau•get
along for a week, mouth, or' foreyer, without
his, and so he lets the matter go bydetaiilt ;
and the editor, instead of [having his mind Op
on his editorial ... work , ,114, it EliAtediP.ol4 rY
shreds,pulled out, tike a spidt:r's web and stretch
ed from pole to pole, so it-is. always on . " Men
tal rack and in doubt ae s O busiuese, l be.
loses his gri, as a writer ' ,
and betweeU the
hundreds criuthousands, of stak, to 'which he
16 tied, falls td the groitud. • man might as
veil make love VI, a lige:wasp under his shirt,
as to edit paper wtien .lie-has somethiug; he ,
sides editing to think about. i
See to your&
Business. Lon
•
PLOW TRIAL. - :1( • 1 - ; '
m
The executive comittee iv‘itiolia Grange
P. of H., will bavt' it of pow in
September next. fattufaeturers wisbing,, to
compete are requested to give ,t ratite - tbp
20th of riot 1)e a' ploW,lfig
match, but an impartial, of plows on. I tti!dr
merits, all things eonattleted. — Notiee . 'of' time
and place will be giVea inidue time. Address.
L. blAtit;
Lathrop, Sustea.Co.;
July 5, 1876
l e
A LOT OF AMERICAN WAITERS from a ali!
Zupt sate, for sale it ono hairor4intil pri .--
Call at once. sud secure a bargain 0 . r,P!
B RONSON'S Music and Jewelryiitoie. - . - '
bloptrose, June 28, 1876 1 26w8
HANDnu I Ls for Anetton Sales, i te., printed
at the DEmoquvr of4e In first-eta s style and
at reasonable prices::; •
• ,
WA new 10t of 811MDit1118 and subpoenas
just printed at this office. 9ther blinks in pro
fusion, all prepared with
PiraroditAPris.--Pictuns`Aaken the %t
-eat styles. Old pictures copied ano enlarged.
Also
.a splendid lot dt frames for sale 'cheap,
'at G. W. Dootrrna's.
Montrose, June 10,N.—tE
To RENT.
Howie and. Lot to rent in Montrose,: Enquire
of J. B. McCollum.' \
1
May 81, 1876.—tt . '
NEW Brockof carpets, oil cloths, matting,
dcc.,jut received. • - •
GUTTENBERG. ROSENBAUM & CO.
•Montross, April 12 , 1876 cf.
SPRING St lea St* 1 : Hats, felt and fur. Boys
rittennial Hats; just opened at .
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & CO.
• nil 12, 18760.
•
••
• PURDY'S Wagon Shop a fine lot of Plat
form Wagons and Buggies full trimmed.— Com
plete and tirst-chUfs in every respect fir sale
cheap for cash.' •
Montrose, June 7, 1876tt.
Loths KNOLL. Shaving .and Hair Dressing
Parkit,,on Public Avenue, keeps on hand To
bacco and Cigars ot, every kind, also fresh
Candies. , • •
Montrose, May Si 1876. -
A. LARGE assortment of the 'latest and
neatest styles of visiting, and , business cards
just received at this. Office. Call and see , them
before ordering elsewhere.
,
No btriness man need complain that he
is "too poor to: advertise" when he can get the
latest style business cards printed at the DEM
OCRAT office for three dollars per thousand,and
other work in proportion.
LADIES see this, yOu can get,' 9 yards of the
best Lonsdale yard wide sheeting for $1 00 at
Cheap John's also, 16 yards of the best (any.
in the store) Calicoes for $1 00. -
Montrose, May 10,11876.
Nzw LACE CURTAINS by the sett Or yard.—
Table Linens, Napkins", towels, and House
keeping goOdain great variety at
• GUTTE.NI3ERG, ROSENBAUM & Co.
Montrose, April 1.2, 1876tt.
A MAGNIFICENT lot; ' of fine Clotbs and Cassi.
meres; Coating's and Suitings for custom work,
just received, pall,and leave your measure for a
new suit at •
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & Co.•
April 12, 1876tf.
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 Ind
all the trimmings throWn in free. Come eally:
Come at once. , - •
Montrose; Alay 10, 1876. -
NEVER SAY FAIL as loug'as you can
get Dr. 'Churchill's RernedTes for Croup . and
Diphtherhk. They Will cure every .one who.
feels disposed to give them a trial.- , •
• .31. A. Lyon .is .sole agent , for Montrose and
vicinity. :Get a bottle and be. convinced.
June 14, 18760. • • . 24w4
TnE_Ruisian Conti invited. Dr. Ayer and his
family td,the Archduke's wedding in the Royal
Palace This distinetiOn was awarded him not
only because he wad an American'. but be
cause, his name as a t),laYsidian bad become fav
orably known in Russia ott 'its passage round
the world.—PuiYo People,
tsrrons to the Centennial can find good, ac
commodations within a mile of the Centennial
Grounds, on line of street railway, at reasona
ble prices. = Drop al postal card a week or two
before coming, to secure rooms.
C. H. BIRCIIARD,
8847 Havertord West.Philaaelphia, Pa.
May 3,1876tf. '
MARBLE WORKS.
The Tunkhannoek Marble Works of Burni
& White are doing a good business 'and are
getting opt, some :,:very tasty jobs of Head,
Stones , and Manunierits. 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
Niith hint' will be Pl:ohiptly filled by Burns &
White. ' '
,
Tunkbannock, Feb.'lB76o.
CAMP MEETING. '
•I. will be on the ca mpr)
ground in Dimock,Pa.,
Providence permitting, to assist persons in se
lecting tent sites between the hours of 11 a. m.
and 3p. m., on the follbwing days : Jul' 15th,
August Ist, 15th, 22pd, and 23d, 1876.'
! J. 11. WESTON:
Comn3ittee on Tent Sites.
'Brooklyn, June 28th, 1876.-3 w
HARFORD FAIR.. , -
:The tlarford Agricultural Society will it)!4:1
their nineteenth Annual Fair on their grounds
in Harford Village; (1111 Wednesday and Thurs-:
day, 27th and 28th of September, 16,76. The
list of Premiums Will appear hereafter.
• H. TYLER,
Moonn, ,
Ex.
HENEY GRANT.
June 21, 1876. i 25w4
CAMP Mignso.
Wyalusing Distriotl Camp 'Meeting will be
held, Providence permitting, at Dimock, Susq'a
County,, Pa., commencing August 23d, 1876,
and continuing nine - 9) days. c7he; .people ot
the county know the grounds -a-Ne pleasantly
located on the MOntrose rail - road, at Dimock
Depot. The water supply is plentiful and pure.
The committee have, provided for a good board
ing tent'to be kept on the ground, and the us
ual supplies for persons and horses can be ob
tained at reasonable rates:
! Every o'pe that .thinteth, come ye to
'the water r j i
Ip.A T. WALKEA, Chairman. ..
J.{}l...WEvreiv,, See. Qf Com.' Arrangentents.
' , _l3rooklyn, Pa., i lune 28th, 1879.
No, CURE, No PAY.
Kirby's cyt4gh Ralsamia very galatab:e corn
pound; tor' the'varions iffectiona of the throat
and lungs, I.Tsedi with great success in case of' .
A.4thma and 13renchitii. tt is prescribed:by the
physicians and endorsed by ; the- people., - War.'
'ranted to give entire satisfaction or mopey,re
funded.
Kirby's Magic' Relief for the instant cure of
severe and acutepains.l
Kirby's Tasteless- Slyer% ),Lozenges. ,Sure,
sale and effectual. '
:Kirby's Condition .Powdera for quality, wkan
tity indputity sre'• superior ,to any .Powder for
stock manufactured,
Kirby's Carniihor Ice for chaped hands Or.
sunburn. , .
-For sale-by‘ ail Diuggists , Montrose, and
Dealers in Medicines throughout the caintry.
June 23, 18701. -
THE :Dgnocl,v4,.. JULY: : 5, 1876..-7:7
- OLD Newspapers for sale at. this Office at tin
cents per dozen. •
MANY through the country are severely af
flicted 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 of No Cure,;No Pav,it' would certabi
ly be well to give it a trial , It can be obtained
of all the Druggists in Montrose, or of dealers
in general throughout; the country. '•
March 29, 1876tf.
Timm AND PLAcr, 1 i
NOW IS TIM 'Mit TO PAINT.
Lead and Oil cheaPer than they hive been
known for years. Burn's Kagle Drug Simla
the place to - buy anything in the PAINT and
DRUG line at the very lowest figures.. A large
assortment of Brushes and Varnishes constant
ly in stock. The celebrated Hall, Bradley, t
Ce.'s Pure White Lead constantly on Band, for
which BURNS is the SOLIC AGENT for Montrose
and
Montrose, April 19,,1876tf. -`
PRINTING.
We have just receiveds very large stock of
plain kid fancy envelopes, letter and, \ note pa
per,plain and fancy ! bill head papers, cards of
all sizes and colors, colored poste.r .papers, etc.=
all of which we can i afford to print cheaper
than any office in this or neighboring counties,
and in as good style. Work done in ,black and
colored inks. If you;think there is any that
can beat us, gh e us S and we will show
you what we can do; All kinds of blanks on
hand or printed to order.
WE TAKE pleasure l in calling the attention of
our readers to the fact that the popular• Dry
Goods, house of C. F Sissox.Co.,-Bingham
ton, are now reccivhig an unusually large and
complete assortment Of new spring goods. Not
withstanding the cry of "hard times," this
house informs us that, their trade is larger than
at any former season; This is - -easily accounted
for by thelact that they always offer the most
reliable goods at the same prices that many
houses sell a very. inferior grade. All tht, nov
elties }of the season,tboth of toreign and do
mestic manufa , Aure, may now be found upon
their shelves, and a'rsit to their store,will con
vince anyone that that is the place to trade. •
VirIaTEST NEWS IN BINGHAMTON.
The latest news in. Binghamton is that Hine
Shales ' of 59 Court Street, have just received
their third Fall and Winter stook of Dry Goods
which is now comOete in all departments.—
The best Silk, The; best Black Cashmeres.
The best Alpaca. Tbe best Merinos—Empress
—Plaids of all descriptions. The best Shawls,
Kid Gloves, Embroideries, Ribbons, Ties, &c.,
in fact everything that' is kept in a &Ft-class
Dry Goods Store at: bottom figures. Another
important item,which if . known may be essential
to the people.of MOntrose, New Milford and
surrounding country, that Geo. B. McCollum
md C. C. Faurot would be Most happy to see
all of 'their acquaintances and show them the
bargains that lime & Sholes are now prepared
to gtve.. • Hunt & SEIGLE&
Binghamton, Dee.; 1, 1875.
M9DES DE pARIS
Et: CP WA La,r_a 3E 7 ,
• "
FRENCH! MILLINERY,
The largest and best stOck of Millinrey Goods outside
of New - York; and at the very, lowest cash prices. I
buy for cash and sell fqr cash. We will not be under
sold. • LADIES' OAP§ AND ' HEAD-DRESSES 'in
a very large variety,
FRANK. lESLIE'S PATTERNS.
. BUTT - En)
BUTT' -"ER BUTTER
"3.11 E DELAWARE,' LACKAWANNA & WESTERN
EXPRESS COMPANY ,
have added to their Express facilities a ,
Azemt .
leaving Montrose Borough at-8 o'clock in the evening
and cidnveying„.the bntter without chs of cars to
New York and Philadelphia.-in the nig ht Butter &-
livered at4:6o in the eV
• etting . " .
GOES THROUGH THE SAME NIGHT.
Also. leave at 6 a, in and 11 a. in.. giving shippers
choice of train. ' - -
We have .an ice hen e.to keep the baler in on deliv
ery here 'until 'it 'etsrtis for the care. Our rates , re
main the same and yo hope to recelve your patronw.
OFFICE WEST; 131. DE POLIO avEmii.
L SEARLE ',rn
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Montrose. June.2B,l ;• • 676. 28*2
N g: : W.:',l 4. o._T . , olP i
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XTLW MUSIOI NEW MUSIC Y.
GO V. RUTIIERFORD B. IiAYES!
Grand March, A Atte portrait, Music;
of the beet.llly E. MAcK. 40 cte. , '
THE SALUTA-TION-.'
•
Our• new Church Music Book for 187647, commends'
itself at once by he Satiety, freshness and musical ex
dellence of itl4 contents. By I'. 0. . Exxuspx. Single
copy. $l , 88. Per doxan t $l2 00.
„
wr tten- by-Dr.-0. W. %MOMS to Keller's American
Hymn, to be etlng at iduly , ith, Centennial celebration:
Phila.' 'Octavo form for . Societies, 10 cte.
VIKIITENNIA HYMN 4 as . Fong, at-the Opening
or the Exhibition. Norris. by Worrrinn. Music by
P.sanie.- - 311 Sheet Music. Et ct s -; Octavo form for-8o•,
delis*, 10' cts. Arranged' for Oreheptrall 00. •
-4 . .
• Centennial Collection of National Bongs.
glega4 scd atqactijetrolcnts. Paper 40 sts; 11 . 4e51) cts
1-4:o4c).oll..TV'elaves 1,4
GOOD NEWS is the taktnE name or one of the pret
'et end hest of Sahbath School Souk,/ Books ever made
'Send for specimen pages, [(reek or, specimen scopy..
Any book or plece sent, post-old, foi'r
Co.ctail
OLIVER DISTON & ,
, • '` •
83prilz*g JEStylealc,
97 Court Sereet,lßinghamton, N. Y. 97.
HAIR 000D§; ETC.
F. ROZELLE.
Binghamton, N. Y.. ?iprill9, 1876.-Iy.-8I
W4COIIT9 ALL NTI4NA,
B TON.
C.. 11. Dutton & Co.i ' J..E. Distort & CO.'
, Broudwtfy. Su our to Lee & Walker,
-..• L New ork. Phila •
July 5, 1816.
- MI
AtvrrioJana, 44drese.
Woe 'Ps.
AVM, U,18'14.
EGG S
CA.LLING CARDS
WHITE COVHENS, t
BUFF COCHENO;'
PARTRIDGE! POCHEA,'
PLY,moif i Tit Rods,
s AND HOUDANi.
Eggs for Matching, -1 •, •: $3 per 13.
sarlronng Fowls (or sale after' Antinst let, 1876, at
reasonable prices. No inferior; specimens shipped
from my yards. • ' • ,
i
White Cochese , lst premium 0 Jersey Fair, (Berry
& Williams stock.) Btlif Cocheras. Berry it' Williams.
No circnlars. Write for what iid wanted and promp
replys will he given. • Address. , •
C_
Great Bend, Pa.
1
March 29.- 1876.--6 m..
Wither's 'Dir!e i ct Draft
- - - „,-,
EUREKA MOWER
Best Zower in . tiLe World.
Farmers. SAVE twenty-five p4* cent. by using it in
gathering their hsy crop.
1 1
ALL . WIIO TRY 'l l. BUY IT!
Extra parts are interchangeable.
Our Agents have a full supply . always
. on hand. -
Send for, circulars and Testimo• talk , to Towanda
Eureka Mower Co., Towanda, Bradforu Co., Pa.
R. S. SEARLE, Aqt.., Montrose, Pa.
•
Juno 7,1876.-3 w
i t YEE'S SARSAPARILLA;
/ - YOB rumililact THY BLOOD..
This compound of the veg -
able alter natives, Sarsapar
la, Docl%, Stillingla and
ardrake with the 'lodides
Petassium and Irop.makes
noet effect-ad cure of series
(*plaints which are very
gtv,:ilent and afflicting. It
trifle-title blood, , purges out
to :larking humors In the
ettern, , that undermine the
ABA and settle into troab
totne disorders. Eruptions
trice on ; the surface of hu-
minuia De ea p t, from the blood. -Internal
derangements are the determination of these same hu
mors to some internal organ, or, organs, whose action
they derange,and whose substance they disease amides-,
troy. Meet( Sarsaparilla exliels these humors' from
the blood: When they are gone, the disorders they pro=
dries disappear such as ulceration of the Liver. Stom--
ach. Kidneys, Lungs, Ertiptintis and Eruptive Diseases
of the Skin, St. Anthony's 1 FlO. Rose of Erysipelas,
Pimples, Pustules, Blotches. , Boils. Tumors, Tetter
and Salt. Rheum Scald. Head. Ringworm Ulcers and
Sores Rheumatism Neuralgia Rain the Bones Side and
Head Female Weakness Sterlility Leuchorriutea arising
from internal ulceration anti uterine diseaSe Dropsy
Lqs_ 4 pepala and Gonaril Debility . With thair
' departure
health returns'u
X'aigPAß*P Sir ' • ' :
Di. J. cs Ayer, Lowell:Mass,
Practical r and Amilyfical Chen*te.
SOLD. BY ALL DRUGGtST I S AND DEALERS.=
41.11 5, IE4
HAVE (jtt':: . , - 11-
...4.4p: 4 'T:u.S'.w§.?
The rollaiiidisk . :: pi . . - #' ; ', 4
.4i - Oonien - :cif .at.
3Y4 pOundFi' TSAI. tor• one dollar: • • •
• 's' cans . ,PEAOLIBB or, -:TOMATOEB,... , for one
doiinr.;. • .; • .
Ta'-$7O-K.re-T.4111 for ' o k tie:dol...,
••'- CL4 MS
:1 pounds ItAISIN6; for one I
22 bars.SOAP.for.onedollar.
10 pounds, prunes for one dollar.
14 pounds SALERATUS.for„one.dollar. •
'''4 pounds COVFEE.tor One dollar.
1.2 M Pounds-CRADKERg for . One
150.TA.W , BREAKERS for Mme dollar: :
-. Tlte.Nyhole lot for. TO 'MALAWI and A
• Pretien ; (lood: r for minty days,- A,
•
large stock o 1 nnyv,and ,ehole e gOoda
low, ;, By • nailing at the head' of '' . lfairigatioix
you.shall have the full Nillue-ot•lnur:inondy
every time and aomethingnatra.
oat and see at • ,
liontrose,MarchB,lB76.
• EGGS
' 1
IS THE
MEDICINE.
A. N. BIILLARD'B
Uounty 'Business Directory.
Two lines Inthis Directory, one year, $1.60; each ad.
• ditional hoe, 50 cents.'
hiONTROSE.
WV. 11 .MIRWOI7T, Stater. Wholesale and Habil L
,dealer in all kinds of elato roofing. elate paint. etc.
Roofs repaired with slate paint to order. Also. slate.
paint for sale by the gallon of barrel. Montrose.
BILLINGS STROUD, General Fire and Life Inner
s-lee Agents; also. sell Railroad and Acefdeetal
Tickets - to New York and Philadelphia. Office oue
door east of Wm. H Cooper sr. Co's bank.
WM. IL BOYD & CO. Dealers in • Stoves, 'hardware,
and HAW eturers of Tin and Sheet-Lon ware, tor
ner Main and Tnrnptke street.
A. N. 13nlbtrd. Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Book.,
Stationery and Yankee Notions; at the head ot Pals
• lie Avenue.
WH. H . COOPER & CO.. Rinkers. Sell 'Foreign Pa‘-
ango Tickets and Drafts on England, Ireland, aid
Scotland.
WM. L. Ctff. flawless maker and dealer In all arti
cle* usually kept by , the trade.'opposite the bank.
JAMES AL OARHALT, Attorney•at•Law. °Zee Ono
door below Tarbell House. Public Avenue.
H. ROSENTHAL, Auctioneer. Care 8. Pittman I Co..
Montrose. Ps. • -
NEW )!ILPORD.
SAVINGS BANK, NEW MILFORD. Six' per .nenL
interest on all Deposits. Does a general Banking
business; r , S. B. CHASM di CO.
H. GABitivr Or, SO,N, Dealer in Flour A Feed, Meal, '
Salt, Lime, Cement, Groceries and Provisions, on
Main Street, opposite the Depot.:
N.
N. F. KIMBSR, Carriage Maker. Picture Framer sAili
Undertaker, a few rods from Phinney's Hotel,
.near,
M. B. %arch.
GREAT BEND.
R. P. DORAN. Merchant ;Tailor and dealer- is Ready
Made Clothing, Dry Goods. Groceries add ProrisioSa f
Main ihrect.
CARRY
,THE NEWS,
OH CARRY THE NEWS TOP(ARY
AND EVERYBODY ELSEI
FOR GOOD NEWS is HEALTHY iiin REFRESHING
~. ~16611,1N & ~0„
HAVE MOVED TO THEIR NEW STORE, .
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK;
(Searic's tiew Brick,)
Where they will keep on hand the best assoited stock of
Men's - and Boys' Ready-Made '
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS,
HOSIERY, HATS MILLINERY
GOODS, &C.,
of all descriptions and latest styles.
GIVICUS A CALL and we will SAVZ TOIL lIONEY. I
Terms, cash or good paper. Bespectfury,
S. PILIANAN Bc CO.,
NATIONAL , DRY GOODS & CLOTHING EXPHORIIIII.
BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS, newert shades,
.. • • 25 cents per yard.
at S. P. 1 CO.'S First National.
BLACK AND COLORED CASHMERES, all Ishadea
cents'per yard,
• • at S. P. & CO.'S First National;
BEST .CALICOF.S,!new t;tyles and fait colors. 8X cents
per, yard._ •
at & CO.'S First National,
HANDSOME HAMBURG EDGING AND INSEIRTINGI
from 30 centek per yard itp,-
at B. P. & CU.'S First National, • ,
YARD WIDE . BLEACHED COTTONS, from 8 cents
. • per-yard np,
- - at S. P. & CO.'S First National.
1
YARD WIDE FACTORY, from 73¢ cents per yard
upwards,
. • at S. P. & CO.'S First Natic•nal.
BEST SIIIETINdS, new elles, Cts. per yard •
ai 8: . & CO.'SFlrst National.
BOYS' READY-MADE SUITS, from 15 up,
at S. P. & Co.'B First National.
•
YOUTHS' - REAIM-MADE SUITS, from $8.50 up ,
• • .4; 1
ate. P. & Cu.'S First National. '
MEN'S READY-MADE SUITS, front $8 up,'
• at'S. P. &•co.'s First National.*
BOYS' CASHMERE PANTS, from 11.50 up ' •
at B.P. & CO.'S First National:
MEN'S CASSIMERE PANTS, from $2.50 uP.
- • -. , • - • • at SV.P. & CO.'S First National.
_
We shall also. keep on hand Gents' and Ladies'Un
deivear of All styles; ladies' and , missee! Ready-made
Suits. As assistance to our experienced and artistic
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 'eliding styles
and trimmed in best city styles,. and our prices lower
than elsewhere Remember we will keep a full assort
. ent of all classes of geode generally kept in Ilrst-class
stores, and our prices we warrant , will , be the lowest la
Susquehanna County. Our special buyer will be in
the market at all times, -and procure for us the lates t
novelties. Our motto will- be. '"Justice to all." Bear
in mind we have a NEW STORE, NEW GOODS, and
the LOWEST CASH PRICES IN THE COUNTY. As
an inducement to make large purchases we, will deduct;
(on demand) °wall cashbllls of $lO or More, Ilse per
cent.
Come one and all,
Huth great and small
, And buy your goods
' • 'AtS. P. & Co.'s First Nation-all.
Ilespeettully, , ' S. 'FILLXAII a - co.
First National Dry GoOds and Clothing &de.
N;Ontrose. March 2ti; 1876;
BUSINESS CHANGE.
The iCrni of E. Seem is Co, beezidteealved 1
will continue the . • •
Confectiortery. Business,
At the oldfitand.: f I am, prepared
,to faiuish
• , , all kinds of
MIMS
At *49leeala and Retail , Prices,
MESE' 'SUPPLY tcANNED GOODS;
- 'caution ) , on
iARGE,: : *ORTMtNT,OFITOYS &C -&C ;
Montroso. May 3d, 18'T6.
11/MACJOIRPiaIre
Aftpreettoid workmen, *at •
• garaccnalattra.,
hae
o..aced &Atop ander S. L Weeks ortarii..on
Yublia Avenue, where 'he le f, reedy to do all Idikdo at
work In hut lbw can excel In new *go*, end repair
wit!' nentneee end despetth,
MIAS ISMIAL
Kontrose,iodober 180.1875.-4 m.
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