qk 1 .6 Town,- Count 4 r, , Valiettle -I the Lecture —"rhe Baud of Hope meets tu Room el the M. E. Church on 'Saturday after acgqi neat t at 4 o'clock p. m. • —We lead that - Col. Ttutus Smith,ot Frank lin, is litylhg dangerously ill with paralysis and dropsy, and but little hope of his recoyerris 'entertained. - • -t.'—getre Tilden and Hendricks ciu6'-room was 'filled to over -flowing on Saturday evening last - . 'Several 'addresses were made, and' much entliv-, shim manifeetel+ The ,aieeting adjourned 'till zpaturday evening next. . • • .„ ' 'e 31' ' ' v. Rob tC . atloc Sect 'y o, the society in aid of young men preparingi for the ministry, will preach iu St. Paul's. Church next Sun* morning. - . A collection will be taken up in:behall of the society —Rev. W. L. Thorpe leaves town this'week for a vacation of about three . weeks. He will -visit his mother, in Otsego Co„ 14'.:x., and also see:the Centennial before his return: His pul pit will be creditably filled during his atisence; wish him a happy tOp. --A very sad omen was that to the bass , wood-pole- w ei top party, which appear ed on Monday mor4ing. . The streamer;bearing the names of HayeS ?tell Wheeler was not only, at in angle of 45 degrees, - but„ vias •flapping in thr lnd bottom side up. TheShenandonh.-.4Terald says.that l it haNg alreadteostSehuilkill dountri \ ie,atly. ten thou sandr.dollars. iu the Maguire' .trials, .and prOSpeets . nre ; that ,it will .:•eqst, forty..thou.and .tnore,,betore'theY b through; ;with , the. music.; Mollie .is:an expenSiyeluury: -;----The old Democratic hen has',"been and gone - and done, it e!- Augustus Darrow,Of Bridge witer;.lelt is hen's egg at our °dike lai+, Monday that nteas,nres nine and ane•hall in.eltee one - Way by seven the other. Wait till you .hear (torn Ohio and then see what the: old hen do: •liartrantt...lutss, issued death warrants fUr 1,14 exeeution'ot Thomas Munley, James Carroll James Boyle, [high . McGehan and James Roarty, Magutrei,who, were-reeentlyeonvlieted in.t‘ehuylkill-'eounty of murder in the first degree. The execution to 'take place.Oetolier• . . —The melancholy days , bave come when the merry, btisy little fly, chilled by the .morn; , ing crawls under the upper crust of tie ap , • ple pie and itr i radiates the sullen Pastry"with the gleam of bis dying smile. when you turn bac the crust to sPrinkle, in a little more su ' gar.—',Burlington, Hawk-eye. - —To give an idea of the supenor econo my of narrow guage. over. broad; guage rail roadssit is , stated that since tho Pelaware,Lack awauna and Western road has been reduced in gunge, two or three cars are added to every freight and Coal train, without' adding to'the expense of I fuel.' The locomotives are able to draw lareei and heavier trains no"w than ever before, withotit burning a pound more coal. —Mr. Robert A. Packer and family have taken posession of his hattidsome new residence at Sayre. The fir“ meal in the-new residence was partaken of on Wednesday last, Vol. y. E. Piollet and Mr. and Mrs. John 11 `ontagne, of Towanda, "assisting." In the t evening friends called, and later the Tioga Pose Band of Wa verly, appeared upon the.:grounds'-and gave choice selections.. Mr. Packer will be missed by-Lin-ta Hoie and the citizens oCrowanda. —The "Texis Ranger" will need to make another speech at Honesdale and denounce'the editor of the (Mizell ! , the Republican Organ of 4 that county.as a Common liar. frOgetheivith the pnblicationof tb proCeeding or their late noun ty.convention he says: • - "" '• ** :! The business of the A. n ton".. having sb n. ae , n en d completed, the lion. >t'. i . Glenwood,- was nit - duced• and: addressed she audience on filch the9Canvention adjonrnedlsiii:dge.: :' -- t the eighth annual ' , meeting , tit!t e te Peonsllanl , State. Dental College; Phi .aai : : . Pliia'itij2sfhlB73; the following hoard Were ' !,e . ' a th P e P° n in eW law regarding tbe.practice.of dentistry,, M g lov - attorneia to enforce with privileges t o e- P t , ,. nd B eck,• for three the 138113 : _ Drs. Pierce. ' a . . f o t • two yearn,'D :Darby", and, J . S. ! King, , r d a. ' lila ill and Greeo lii.r one year.: years . . „T e dental ; new i ' isd. practice i v a WD i i . l T: 3 ''' I I t 'i makes I a t e 4 li g. • e k a . r e ii ' y l 't' education.! 1 4: - , ,: '. °1: 1 t 1 l a i e l n: : _ e' last... - comity : 'Fair was postpone , --4 , -The'" , - - ..account week nntil to -morrow ra i n y day, yet .;' ". a the weather.. it was a 7". several came into town, and most of . the -.bib '. . itors Vi'l'k-011 band . It was not decided to ad ; inur itLuntil nearly- noon , and atiumbcr .pu :, -,.. z - ti,, - . 4 .,4 - n itelf a- and viiited grounds.Al'ei-- Ii ''''')'' ''"-... ae '. policy and' judgment to e it v• . eturn ').-*;l'..'4l.4i&467.i.'m'b!efincii9:ii!.-10all who tent in, as of - - 'el value received,but the . 1 1 1 ,nA7', ....**,:-';'** ionise theyAind n o • rsejth ey_ . . _ -* " aie % meat thought•otherwise. , What" , con .‘ ' m,, 4 irthose who rtrA4rl,77 tickets shall ' - ."-- i ir i i -il -_, - i l n; l ni * o i:ip`w,** 'vie iti!iiiiiiii , ito . i!'?ied. ..ii, , convected: .again' this weeliwin .-,.- --.-,...:—:- 00 1 10," - ' 'f* ' * d, on talkilig ''':'' ..f . di Die i_pi'esiiiing. 'We onii .., li; er ' 1 : :- , '1 ,,,11 1 , 1 0 .14a e ,ii ' li * ,13: 11r4 t - yi.,4044, Lfr ,,,:tcr o ,, ,tri ..,,,.. : k th i: l tta der ,:i e different .o . th w o n ut :: : ;i d: l l : o)i).h, l l:i n ri: P l k r. ' ' . r ___,__- : •,r,', ed:thoie.:'foreio 'judges °0 jnidt#'F , Fallis!Y. - - d . 'ea than out of hilki3jn .. botiess for , hini,an payed salary' `. This :is - ..a . mistake. 7 A. lawgita been - (and. of coulTt s the d by'the:lJeglslature , .-' ,, ..1 ) ,, a5e -.- . :-.. r: t bungi. it bout because they are. ~-. : ..:"-a4 l o ges ; did 0.9 . ''' 'r''. '•• lAA " mee) , whieh allows :one .juilte to : rll4)n an uFa oth — e - r, ~fr.-017,(01:4'partioe; , - -i fie;Bttite to.hold '' .llll and 'be - is - Paid Cnit9f:ttle State taxes s .courtsi ..„ . .toid 41itige:: - Xv.erY j u Og e . . V 4 7;;;::11:::'. C'' '&11.1-4414:1 1 7 . 4 4 :144j . VA of;ilus.' ..-: hns it:will '-..: ;'-' 4461:* ' ' 1 -' iti t: at:h i pUlct there be I:4l4diee*cteu in. --,',.,,,,----,,,ittier 'itereittter,Vho ii!,4euiu .;i•c., ";';.. '. ', . ifit7.4 -,•,,. I ',-, , - 0ne5,it fm,,,,,,,..,1,.,,'.::::,,,i,:.,..:. 10, ,-- Te l tugdttYftutili,ly... o present- ' .I, t . -,,h,-..!ty.,,, - - , c, 4 I 1: L. , Z ., 11 4 :4 1 , c! ., , tr,,,, ,_,.... .. I:i i is_. 2, 5.:.1,., tivorkasn.llo,:lbe, ,* - xattiAi`it.Aiß . 's.' .. Dt p .. ''::' iii44-ilie,P2"t° caauWi ,;. '''''' --• '' " ''' ''''' • '' ' d„hy.lwellre.4ollars.P..,,Y ~‘ , V ,_'. 1 ? , X „. .,:J , : - , i ' 1....". • - . „(tritteit5,.., ..:...,,, ,, ,,, ,,, ir ths t ey 'r i .-- '.-.'- -- . - i h - n ow inetigre(4 miglitinereaSe eir. this ,- I-trap-cage X 4,500 or 1.5,000 by i f 000 to ..' -:.-..,, ~;'-. ~:- 0 , tickle: i, - -. -,' ..-'--, Id e of 0 1.11.y0u, . present comp an y /8 always cone con. But of ' course P. - . . . . . , , MEI ~'.~.a'+'.^.C'.~'y'~' ----A. South Carolin itinan was bitten by a modcasitl - snake' 40 -'oeing carried to the near 'at ding Store was tZured with three pints of ap ple whiskey. —Ez, • , , There must nave been some serious 'eases.of "r4oceasilt,' bites". or Fair.day, for to all appear= \twee several -person® bad not only hunted around , to be "bitten," but evidently had found the ”three pints?' • i -----0 u Thursday we hade a storm , which might have beeli considered the equinoctial hid we not been Wored 'with a better :one on Sunday last, The last one was more buck-dal than the first, hence we, accept it until we get a better one. Limbs, trees, and various other Sunday were ,flying alopid protiiiscuously on 1 Sunday evening.. 'Rile reported as; the hardest, bloVg storm . for many years. A. Nip" number of our citizens were at the Montrose Railway depot awaiting the train:- enroute . for the Ceti.: termini:. The,train' should haVe - , arrived 'at 5 o'clock a. m., but 'on 'account of obstructions la the way, trees across. the track etc., the train did riot arrive untill after nine o'clock a. M. . . . The "Catnptown races"` have been re-. , peated for the third ' time at Towanda in the . Republican . congressional , , .donforenek held_ there last. week. The. conference -an Tuesday .elected Hon.Wm.' 3, Turrell, of Montrose, President, and ,preeeeded to .ballcit s seventyl . five times without .giving the "Texan Ranger" a nomination, , : On Friday,• while a part' ot ' the . Bradford county conferees - were - ..-.abFent - ,, a "snap"' adjournment carried it, to this, county to meet yesterday. This was' considered a . , • &iping Move - inept As we go. to press We cannot give any results - of yesterday's transac tion:, The first ,"Oamptown race ..resulted in the defeat of Judge Jessup, of this county, for State Senator. and the nomination of Hon. G. :Landon, Bradford• The second "race" re : : suited in the defeat .of Wm: H. Jessup Esq., his son, and the nomination .ot .1 2 ' M. Ouster , bout', of Wyoming. As to what will. Grow out of this we will give due notice in our nett. Friday 'night last the StOre of Wm. S. Mulford was broken into by two. burglars, • but they were met wita suchsa warm recltion by'; Mr• Fred, Brown, It clerk . who :slept in the s.tare,that they made their iretre.at with -greater baSte than they made their entrance and with out stopping to look at the price of.goods or the ,denothination of any -bank notes that were in the.storeat the.tiqe. . About two o'clock Young,. Brown was 'start led-by the smashing of a P4tie of glass in . the-1 side window 'to the:store riioin, directly under. his rooms, in the chamber Caltere he • slept. .He immediately arose; seized his pistol and started down stairs: While near the foot - of the stairs he stoppedto listen ,and he _heard: some one,- unlock the cellar door and pass dew n: . He went down and placed hitmelt near the defir to wait for the burglara to return up stairs again. White standing there be hear'd some one, as. he . thought, entering . the window . and he fired a shot in:that direction as well as he :,could in the almoit.ittky darkness of the night and im mediately. he heard- , burglar number two run-. . 'ming tawards him. - .tlian fired a- second shot when burglar number two passed by him andfoilowed his pall dOwn into the cellar He fOil3wed them and fired a third shot is they were passing out 'the hatchway door to the• cel:ar,'where they evade their exit and succeed-, edin Young . BroWn then gave an alarm btit nnolue to the thieves has yet been . As is generally theca=eyarious rumors are afloat about suspicious circumstances and agons . drivng,out . of town etC..'retc., but the above'CompriseS alt the known 'ken. roung . . Brown deEerves:gre.at, credit f0r. , ..11is boldnesS An attacking them ane so effectually flanking. their burglatious designs. at a • *ery.great risk of his own,iife: . • —We are pleased to . learn i c hat our yoking friend, .leroine DeWitt, Esq., one of our Sus quehanna County boys, but now a popular at torney Binrhamton, New York, has been nominated for member,:'; of •Aiseral - Ay in his district.• \We aiways ii we had a particular in terest in his weliare as We also' have in all.who wereZir pitpils while we were 'principal of the New ,Ailford Academy; and .it `givesus pleas-, ure to add our fullest endorsement to the fol lowing-complimentary 'notice from the Bing hamton Le4der: - "Jerome:DeWitt: Esq., is one of the most popular, able, enterprising, worthy young men of the city; one who has the - confidence and respect of Our citizens to_ a larger exten t t, than most any • young man among us.' For nirie 'years be has been in our. midst ; fast as a' law student, then as a Surrogate's clerk; and latter ly as, one of our most successful lwyers, and. in whose hands some of the most intricate and important cases have beenintrusted. His early education was. received in the corn= mon schools of New Milford, which dot;btless tended to make him the strong and ,earnest friend of the common I free• school system, which he has ever -shown himself to be. He has always taken:a firm, • stand in favor of free P T schools and free education for all who desire to avail themselves 'of it ; and that our sehoola should and must be kept, tree from all sectarian \l'imAftei:passing throigh all the grades of the 'qsl44-Xilfori3 'Academy; be attended the Uni- L veraity of kieliigan, it ~Ann Arbor t .one of the most populatinstitiitions of this country, for t4O study pf the Arts and Sciences/ His tastes led him-to devote much,. IA his time to the law department : of:that iniatitution, 'and affer fin iihing his attidiee'there, he came to this. city _in 1867, nine. years ago, and by the advice Or Judge Griswold , and others - entered upon the study of law.- For the first year he was>ip the office of the-late Wm. ,Barrett. enter":, ed the office of Judge ,liorace remained with him as' Clerk of Conrsnotil the death-: of:the 41'40: - '4le then 'enteredtbe office of JUdg4 Loomis who had , ,been appointed to the *IMO mused by, the death. of Judge Griiwold, , and adted'o . Surrogates Clerk. tintil'adinitted;,tti'tftiltiieL; Since that time he has been a member of the well-known law tirm of Scoville & DeWitt. As an attorney we think we can truly say that his O=4W been unsurpassed as a young lawyer?' TRE_ - ''DE* . :Q.:6RA,I%.'‘E:..B - EiT r i - y , ':`:9: T i . ll : :B:7 - q -.--.;.-- 'fa , mere? Ilitivest 'Home pic-nic,,S;i , tl'a' Gifting , p ot it, will ba livld 012 the Fait Groond bled! ti:(.:e, Mt., Fral4 , Sept, t:(I 1h i 8 ; . 6. -T. , A: - Tit - Oar:on of llii , tt: , 3ota, tr. Lector , . r DI - zttic nal (1, - ailse as d , Moit infer; Wbi I ehead, - .MA 4I Sr - ' or: NftW. J 6 mil SttUe.Gr.iiiittiof I.c9tional repota: tioa as sped els, will be present and\ a ' cordial invitation is herebTextended to #ll.inlerested, , l ontside,or in the grange,to join with us in Wain*. a plea(an L time and in listening to a history' of tlie ,t 2 ,r..nie .nuivemen I. and what tt has accorno iNIKAL Couto' one-;'come all and ', 1 - J! log your, l'aslAelS II i I ",s ytm : - Tea o'.:locli A. , M$ tl3 0 el ib t, Ciip will be o inlet:. .No fee' ilantanded 'at the ~ , Ivi ` dr:vc tight in., L,, , —On Saturday' evening last it. basswend pole with a short -'"Pine top wasraised on-the corner near• the: new - •i'blac!csmkth shop" Or _,'Wigwam":,as the More high-toned Republi bans are pleased to ,call it). - This seems \very emblematiCal of their financial principles. The' party whi3 have: been inflating the mon e,y tu"such an, extent in this - country on the "soft money", or basswdod principle, are now' trying to steal the old- democratic thunder ot "hard money" by topping out 'their political pote with pine promises. The people however will only be satisfied .with the "Old Hickory" style of ban'ting. , The East winds from Ver. ntont and Maine set, their standard at an angle of tortv-five degrees arta 'would have 'caused it - . to telescope their "Wigwam" had it not been for \ the "curbstone' at, is foot 'that acted,as a brake to prevent IL If it could not stand the East winds from Vermont and Maine'what will become of it when the West winds come fr. m Ohio and lndianna. - , • - MAss:MEETTNp:—A.n Democratic' illasall.eet ing will be, held at Meshoppen .- on Wednesday, - Oct: 4,18776.- Hickory pole 'raising at 12 o'clock, sharp. Speaking at 2.p. No. One speakers will be ih.attendrince and a good time is , autici7 pated.. A general invitation to all is extended. S torch-light proces.lion the evening:oy the. 31,lioppen Tilden and Hendricks Club. - ' - •:-• _ BY ORDER Com. COIIRETR)I4.—Dear Sir:. ln your kind no tice of .the sent you, you made A'slight mistake, which:l- `wisli to correct as I would not like my old . friends to think we do !mil nessson' so small a 'scale as to ship only 2,000 mellons•fn the season. I Wrote. we would ship befit 2,000 on.the.day I sent those to you. We shipped Over ,1,806 • that : day. The total ship ment up to this day will reach 12,000 and will more 'than average 20 pounds each. Plenty .more to ship. I have the Seeds of, one-weigh ing_so poundi 'to plant next year. .. Yours truly,' Houston, Del., Aug, 29,1876 . _ . MUD LAKE AND 1/ leINITY. — The - . Rev. Mr. - MeKnallot Warren, Bradford Co:-., will iireselt. in the Presbyterian church - at -Mud i Lake,F,un- • daY,lßept. 24th... , .The bouse'ot Thomas 11On ahanlin Hawleyton,burned to the ground Tues day inorning,Bept. 12th... , A good share:of the furnittirewai saved: The cause_ of fire ;is Unknown, iliut it originated 'in a section - 'entirely removed from stov . es, - pipes,'etc ,- ,and it is rather mySterious..: Understoodthejniuranee had run out a'Short time previons.::.'.3lr. - Lawson MUr-• ,pity, of Mtid . Lake, has , his . new . h s ouse nearly completed.. <lt .is considered: - abort the .finest -- hoiveln the township,havinit a ‘ handsomeslive roof, hay.windows, And The 'modern' improve ments.r...Best butter retails in Binghamton at per 89 cents pound , The grocer } men Stilt eo'n-.. • ..-tinue to pay 75 cents :Per- bushel for pol s ~ atoes _ retailiom them at - $1 per bushel. 1 . . . . . .-.: .- - CEN''TEN*Ii.T.... DIMOCK NOTES - --The fo.rifiers at this vicini- s ty ani others who suffered from the effects o s t` dry weather, were made happy on Thursday by-the abundance .o 1 rain which fell during:the day and eyening..,.Our neighbor and riv ns man, Perry C. Conklin, is slowly recovering from his long and painful illnols which, has confined him in his - room, for the' last four moniliS....Corb. considered a fair crop, but rather a failure this year, on account of dry weather. Our sidewalks are all in fine con dition, as, well as our beautiful. street .lump, which, is indeed an:ornament to °ours town. Our lamp is kept well oiled and 'cleaned and she& its ray's over our qiiiet town every even ing,of the year' except during campitieeting' and then it is not necessary, for it woulil proye i - more ininriow than beneficial... ! The Repub licans of this place are - silent since the news of the .nOinination' of Hon. Joseph' Powell 'l'or congressoind.Eugetibß, Hitwley for State Sen ator—Alter begin to, percieve, that, they Olive erred in electing"' men'" to all* that were not ,9,nalifN4, fin_hold4lA 7 the ,pplee to:which they 'elected.- !New coriiiitness hits been tqo explicitly explained, for thein to ho re to retain ii'.i'p's.. - ,1.,i.:54 , ,, t±l.,i•-•so . 1ete1..., - have hOd.. ',rimy i f i l-itc'eoed,co...l".o'offti.4 Who hale trier %viol 'llas,'.•.ati,,of. _nii:!g,hl;ng - i •,.a - .'on ;: they have l i pl. cedr .un la offit:t yyhe -had no r!::;:i 4.1 :oi nts pir:;,,y, and wh6.7,e prone eliii es Ilya' re t der i cda:e aad squati&A . n, b1i , ,3 monl,laut we are happy to annontr I : ,litat, they beginito•see the n. J . , - : - 7, , i_, of rglor,q, ?nil that Viere ii no way , in 1v)iio', 1 '1 11 !".1 be, br0ti.4 1 1,1,. al3b*.i.:,tbi;:e 'l ,..,y fn...,t-.3 . '110 - vote 'ii Ti; - .en Anil lielide:(ii . , ::...tA el:iv:tag tbetn by a tin.v.itrw r os yote, and I ' i • .'4:l -0 ' . • / '' tn t•-; Eo (1 , 1 , 11 ,vb 1 ... -_ . os ilu i... 1110. a , ~. -, , e itniy.b: , •;. , rintq' ald p.‘spr , tityt, ...11oiv - nt - 31r Ll:p `al e?': Doc • G:::ut111.1v . t.it:' , .o l 'y.‘a pa ea ?, . :.1. 1 .11‘ 4 .: chce..s :*?:rtitkil ai!ti ifenli: , :kks.. , '.;L'ailitY ei:has coneilpith9) - ip it '- i Dia,Doc.- ixiilc;clc, sept. lc K 1 ~,,_ ,..,, c 9 p !5x Puocyji!Ertj, ito.tocifirco` Irmuit.:—.l 77 frat Tfr0f..., ; ',: ... ,":47 i i.:: ‘ ; , r , , • ;..1.-I , = - ,-,' - ..i'*4 ll o 3 Y. P*VALki:ef 'iii*:Dewingt 'lr !8* Thomas li!... ; i:;'j - 100 AF .oefenOant Vfltter 1 ''Vin.ligk • ;,;',i,':' .'!.! .. - _ ' Aditne4t' l lei ;Defendant lefelittiactil' 0 . B , l 4,yittf(stibret4 , `r jifirliiiii , .: .41.i61-- , ): , : , ;*‘4. - ti - ;::: 1 , - J . - , --.. , i•=). T. L'Bllerwooir4. ? lltAiFluniuer. ' Caser of Ej ec t men t, Case ; continued atett of Delon °. W. Tiffany et I. B. THU* - Appeal.= Verdict for deteadta. - This was wean brougkt against thedefendantforan old pair of : wagon shifts that were Worth - Thomai Blowers vs. Margaret ;Britten. Ap peal. Verdict lot Plaintiff - for $114.40.... 0-:.L. Corwin, Cluardiaii. Corttelitts'Cafey. Appeal. "Verdict for Plaintiff tor $B,OO Cyruellarnea; ttse•of Naomi'. Barnes, vs. Eli sba H. Christian. Judgment. opened. Ver dict.for Plaintiff; for . $lOO. . 8.8. -James;-*lte of H. L. Lake, vs. - 414t1 Mar tin and B. 0. Bertholf.- Judgment opened. In `the matter. - of laying a public road in Len ox township. Rule to show cause whi Reese should not be allowed :to file his The act, or 1874 does not.apply.to the assessment of load damages. 1111 e-whole question-belongs to the Court of Quayter Sessions. , _ The county is -no party , tollieproceedings, and 120 law author- . izes a cotmty.tolake private property for roadi Igr for any other purpose., Rule discharged. A. Larne 'vs. Bi-A. Johnson. -Award ,entered against defendant f0r:533.28i Defendant moves" ad appeal. ‘. second Week. Dennis Dacey.w. - James Voster and Thomas Poster. , • Case continued. .. , - • • FAG rOIIiVILLE NOTES.—liteara. Mon : As I . suppose your:readers are all aCqUaluted with the ( e:eographical location of Factoryville, will not mention It here. • - . 4 is the name of the plao won Suggest, it was formerly noted" its a manufacturing town ; but the"ld factory" has , na been.in operation as a manufacturing establishment for several • . years. It has been repaired, And remecleled,the upper st:iry now being used as whitil, in which the Good Ten4plars hold their meetings and the loiver portion as a dwelling house. The town now containa.between five and six hundred inhabitants, hndhas, in most respects, about the usual routine, of buSiness of other towns of this size. The farmers in this Vicinity complain of dry weather, and poor crops, especially the potato crop. Several very fine dwellings have been erec ed here within the past few years,amorig which are those built by Dr. Griswold (now deceased) . aed Mr. Gardner, on the .street Jesting to the Academy. Considerabfe excitement was occasioned in urn this morning by an- accident which hap pened to Rev. D. C. Barnes, pastor of the M.E. church of this, place.: Mr. Barnes ,was driving a new borse,one which he traded for yesterday, and stopp_ed lorsome.purpose near the covered bridge. On trying to_ start the horse igain, he refused to move forward ; and hegar to back uy. Mr. Barnes applied his. whip, but in spite of every inducement which . could be offered in the way of whalebene, the horse continued to I back, until lie ran the - wagon and himself off an embankment, at the end of the bridge,.four or five feet high. • Mr. Barnes , succeeded in jumping out and . escaped trinjured. The horse Was considerably bruised and cut; hut as plen.: ty of help was pear at baud, lie was extricate 4 w;ithoutanigerionsinjury. - The school located at _this place, Keystone Acadetpy,.cornmenced Tuesday, and notwith.: standing the hard times, the prospects are'good for a full schoul. The number present during the week has been nearly eighty. Susquehan na Countyjs. well represented; especially that portion in the viniuity of Jlophottom, which, we believe, furnishes nearly a dozen students this term: We conclude from this that the farmers of your county are not entirely out of meney„ and that they:very wisely think it the proper time to, send their sons toschOpl when , they cad hire hands to, fill their places.on the, farth for 4n or twelve aoliars per month. Mt. A. B. Fttehi who for twos years Past has taught the i depuriment ot %Penmanship and Commercial .13rauchtsin- a very efficient man : . tier, has left for the purpose of goltig to college. 1). W. Brown, ot Hopbottom, is filling his • pine. The other tearhe:s remain: the same as ot but year. Mrs. Wtszon still teaches -the ci:'vs in, Elociition, in a planner highly satis , factor to concerpcd. , Fhetoryville, Sept. 9._18:6. DAVID SCOTT STETtLING —TiTus--- In Foster, Sept 4 at Abe house 61 Albert. Titus; Esq.; by Rev. A. U. Warren,. Arrais 0: Sterling, of . Brouklvn,,tc• Inez L. Titus, of Foster. BRENTON---SAWYER—IIISeptA at the residence of. J. g. Wallace; Elie bride's fewer, by Rev. 1.1. TWalicAf, William C. Bran ion, (it' West Pittatoti, and K ttie E Sawyer;ol SPrinCvnle. EMM -- ONSSHELP---fit Lynitinville M. X.Par. son;tge;.Sept. 3, by ' Rev II: , G., llarned, Win Emmons and Josephine Sholpi 'both of, pink.; ock, Pa • I- ,; '. ~ . -',. ? - , TnomitB--Tnlii , E.4--Sept. 6 by Rev. 4. 11.. Doremus, at the , honse of the bride'sfittliet,, Rufus Tuttle, in grinik lip t _ ,Charleb L. Thninas, t 4, Sptiugville, to rrank :E. '.rtiattle; of thelor- , !net' place. „ , i .1. -.- .7.,(i5: Bwianun—D.t.msox- , -41c , (Tuscarora,' . by. Rev.,D. D. Gruy,,,,Sept., 17,, A. ,B: 8 aisheK, , ,ot A.uburd, and -E, A.. Davison,, of - ~ t he former place 'f . • --r;: - ' • -: - ' .pnonin,--ContflTAtte--At• ilia residenee. of - the brides• 'bitttliet, in' Siiiiiiiiiitiville, Pri;.; Sept: 18th;-"b s Rev:..Rtiodes .Fureyit'L. E. fleeter; of Niiw Milford, to .E. , ....4..• ,Cornwall, of Surhttfers .Vlllo..t);„ • „.,• -•• • '- • • , -•-•,. ',,, ,''' - MironELL,LizipsEY-.-Atltlow house of Choy. terlV right. in Forest Lalte,'- Sept; ,9; by , W. A. Bfiuthwell Esq.; ,H. Mitthell, - Of Bridgewit. teii.lo ArmieLlii G , ; H.: of "RUA; - --3;)1 1 04‘r4 1 . • 1- Sept.::GAY--fin Aunt rt i , Bviiendriai l it• Gay Aged BO years months.l-.. • ( Ohnodl4 4 Juiyi' . 20; Ablektvilb Of Preston Tilbury. ageti 87 years. " henillestk. Plfir444l:P4 4e)rtotlrn!tn?,Ypitl,. kai, s ko%Oli!it l qfiA L - 4 1 . , age,d? , - ofklietisrotiii+ Mr. ,E 181.14, _ un i)li 0 Owego;iNirt o,loso piffsifidomi 11 Gents, furnishing gmls, ate, claps ! Trunks, Satchels, XThibrellas, Shirts, Ties, and. Cutfe,ll) great variety at Gunumme, BOONNBAtrii k :Cle. Cif Migaistirekase.,.. • - - I CASII-- - CAPITAL •11100,100- t - iII3RPLUS,,FUND, Kook waszkacioric.rxm3 To their. ,new sod =commodi o us -Back Building Public Aveoue. Transacts theAusiness of municuatiTs, ray • :f. And dtners. • CORBESPONDENTIO New York, , First •Nutional Bank; Phtladelphia, phi,• • delphia,,National Bank, . • '' WM.4.. TURRELL.' Pitisunst LENIII34M; C.seiunn.' • Montrose, March 4.,.18;(11. BIaINGS STROUD. PINE; LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE AGEN c•aztr c:im e 3Pft. C,pital Represented, $lOO,OOO, Fire Association of Phil, Capital Assets, am, 'nominee Co.'of N . A., Phil., s " Pennsylvania Fire;. Phil., - " be. C o,or the State of Pen neyt.' , • rants, Phila. Pa. Lycoming of Manbcy, Pa. Lancaster of Lancaster, ewton of Newton, Some fits. Co.; N.Y., National " " Co'. mercial Free " Fairfield Fire Ins. "Co. South Norwalk, Conn, 6. 6. Atlas 6/1 Royal Canadian, of Montreal, - Canada; • ' ' " • Liverpool. London & Globe, of. Liverpool', Eng., 6l Providence Washington, of Providence, L 1., " Tradelns. Co. Camden, N, d. " Patterson Fire Ins Co. Pattr " " son, N. J. • • . COEIII. Mat Gal Life I Aseette 140,000 American Life. PL ' 4i. $5lOOl, . Travelers Ins. Co.; Bart:, Capital and Surplus 13, Railway Passengers The andersignedhasbeen wiiknownin thiscount the past 20 years, RA an Insurance Agent. Lunt s tained by his Conivainles hare always been prom' paid. • far Office tin stairs,in building east from Buil - Office of Wm_ R. Conner &Co., Turnpike Wee, CHARLES H. SMITH, AMOS NICHOLS, • .office Managers I . LANGDON, Montrove. din. Si 1876. HOICE FRU ITS AND VEGE BLES AT THE BEAD OF NAVIGATION, PEACHES, . ORANGES, MO l t i ' PEA iS; PINE APPLES, Nllf QU ES, ONIONS, TOMA TO $, APPLES, CAB , BA GES, BANANAS, 1 CANTELOPES, , - . GRAPES, SWEET' POtATOES: WIIOR BERRIES, (te., all :tit bottom pricps, by' • A. N. BIM liontroie, Aug. 16. lirl6. T ARBEL T i HOU SE. . 'it C)'24+lleSP ;PiNl4' ?;fl - BELL I PROM, - • I tNine ; and . Hulse leave ibis We e h 'neettlihr With the Montrose Rinse:ay, the L Railroad And the 4W. Railroad APrg 1 lar. try.: WAGONS, "-A-P RIAGMEI • AND BLEIGIV, • *'ticitisrr EpsoiJTi.'-fIAIIFOR ..t . . ::'.`.4.t4 :.•it p~fldE LIST. nip&l'l g done`Oif elsort' notice, Chtspel rhM I T 8.• 7 b - Btt ee, .4 • - 11 : 14 11,1;tfotaill:niil40 to • 'k 'f tlpollbodrSleighel ,~~,' . , - • TO'shofi pit 10 • - 7 colkszoilsot. pfr tiamine l 441greP1 tit'llr4llng9iseWblre'll IjE" .. -k' IBITORS:NoxiCE,,-The rol A . . tor IPoitAgi bY. thl °wt. Stiadtle iT I. da C oin ti to istributi I telitS St Welke:lands tir tee .gleenll rfltittig e 11`cric decd, will atter of i '' .dlOeient-iit Mil (deco on Saturday, i et. 28tb,18 1113, ilt IP. 111- at Ind ptate all persona interested will pi daunt or be forever debarred front Wilful fan& oept. , itt, ' item- D. W. sDARLII GRY.ERAL *1 /51), 114 6*. L' YE: ACCIDENT. BILLINGS STROUD, Ag "Such as, . . . 414'9811S Tax COWL? 801711. o%t•'-'i ,'.., .:;;. ;1 il=il • 27,00
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