I ~/_ Arrangements)! Ma4B. yie RAILIIOAD: oillii, 0 , Arrives. Depara "k• di ( Daily ,) .. 700 pm 1215 m l '' VIA. STAGES:.. 1 • ~,, Depot,( i Dally,) ....i:•..- 6001 u - li so a 4 ,,.. .- - ~. . - r Milford , tua iy,)._ 1000 a ta \ 1 Slip oi 0,,;,,ing, (Daily.) ,. 945 am 1000 pm ifi'l.sville,(tri weekly,) '' - 7 .1100 pol B°o alit r', u liti Station, (ix! weekl,) . . 1 700 a iti ' 700 Ira' li-itutou,via S. Lake,(tri weekly)... 600. P In 70 4 )p m' oilb rpe u,(tri weekly,) . .y... i'..',..-..•.. :1000 a m • •800pra la n ` t r ,,,, v ybrk, (yid ISlontitho ( Depot s ) kqeiv lalito.*ll, Trie . ' l " 'k • nd' mall ng are daily. ' • - 93 1 il' inn()C 11 i • T' a . Tki •• Hie scation LIMB ace ayo, _ orodaya ro ,on s a '',:iin d Yg- -• •- •• t ~ 1 ,1 air,rhamton mail, (via Silvpi - Lake 'Siang Tuoi= 'D e ,r',l'dhuovr/Ile ( nailralisiTues4ayej!itiredayp s ind Bat 0 01 ' s.. " ' : • ' . ljlAehopPeo mail rails ZaGiliyil,r i E iitiesitAye, a vid' -0,12 Y• ADDVTIGN4 B.l..mixat - ' I stag e lovee dally,for Xottrotie riapptit I,: ; m"atad ra: at p. m J e leaves dtttly. for Nit* Miltoro ai7,:8084 in; qturne at 330 p.m • , , . • E . C. YORDHAId. hl o litraiti tio.l4i Ti*:.*bl4.;:'„-..' . . )..11 m of Trains'. To take effect; On Monday, 10 15, 1876. • ru TrainS. . _ Trajryr, 1; 00 • A nn. .! • Koantwahro• $ ~,aiontfoae ... ...,....9.00 5 455 , $ 5 10°5 • - • 53 ;. ,11)28. .. ....Coors 840 448:.. it 4. 1032 Limners —BB5 . 444. 1036 — .M00db0arne..........8 90.".440; . —825 496 ., 0 7 -1047 . b i f, ... . pr Ogville ........„.805 420 i v 1103 Lynn 755 412 1118 Averrs 745 • 405 40 1128 - • • • 5 01~ los 1143 , • . • 345 - 1115 . Marey'a -. \ 1 16 " 88 1 1;00 • Tunkhannock 00 - • 8%. tnius will run on Lehigh' Valley time as kept in the ste of P. & N. Y. RR at ifunkhahnock..._ Arrain s connect at Tu hkbantodk with P.& N x l oving north and south. . fiLii.IiSLEE. Pres' t: • Inch Chunk. Anrll, 17. 1870. List of Now Advertisements. lioney talks—C. U. We.bster; il l iallanious—Guttenbiiritßosenbatmi&Co. rollyour. votes-7-Gutienburg Rosenbaunt CP. Administrators notice—Est. of Hendrick . B. _ 4 BusnrEss . -: - Locate. Attention Firemen. Clairvoyant examination, tree:. 1T liartbrd Agricultural'S:lciety Black and Raw Silks-o._ F.. Sisson impoitatit decision. of interest to „ , who reside in cities, towns ,or vliliges was cn ny , inade in Lebanon county, courts . , Judge Henderson. <A luau was indicted for unit and battay on a neighkor because be' o.3lmed the fruit on' the branches of . the tree ger:Treading the prosecntOX's lot. Judge Rep itrion said that every. owner of latid is the i guer of it froni :line' upward as far as he amires to make , claimn`of it. This' being , tbe lats the prosecutor, bad the - right to 'the :fruit et the branches .extending over= his rot. He Eight have sawed them off.' This decision is important at this particular time and is gener illy misunderstood by the people. —Now that the ptcnh seaso4 - has about &sed we erect -to: be relieved from that stere atyptd expressionsVhlet nearly: every : one who hports these affairs Ases,: , to .wlC—:wit, tiblee It's the invarlabla thing tor the non pcf..laional reporter to de,- to refer at j least once, lathe tables 'groaning beneath' the weight of' 21[14e luxuries at the Seaton. It's past, that phrase is, and' it's a lie. Nobody ever heard ttbles Groan at a picnic or anywhere, else. I Probably -the donors of viands may groan in I irit at seeing their, culinary beautieS disap ;tqting so rapidly, or the ehildren—ind grown folks too, for that matter—may groan with tdin at their uncomfortable insides, overloa, fed vith indigestible food; but t4e tableS don't roan. They may crack and tumble, but nev• . - - r a groan. Whoever first inflicted this . highly vele and elaborately nonsensical phrase upon the English speaking world ought to be resur fisted. reanitneted, and made to groan tor his` mbolicai and hyperbolical invention. - . THOUGHTS FOR SATURDAY .tA I.T IGHT.— rm uere is 10 surer test ot, integrity than well proper tbnetll expendik / tire. In all the affairs of, this,world so Much repu • tition is it reality so much pouter / . Countries are well cultivateil, not ai - they are but thex are free. - Repteilics mime to an endby luiurigus bah , s;; wonareb by ptiverty., ll. Sob Ody looks any longer at 'Me iliinbOW yo;eli has lathed a quarter of an hour., Lei no man who - wants ..tb do:ranyibink for te soul of a man lose a.ehance,t-I`.doing some thing for hiS body. - ;-- People are never made so ridAbulons by the talkies they possess as by those Mitt they af. ka to have. Love never reasons, but' worustik giveS, like ithqughtless profligate, its, all, and, trembles tes`lest it haS done too little. • Do not try to pass for more than you are, forth ; if you do yottr duty, your goe‘Winali-, 13 of head and heart, will be discovered and Ippreciated. • Many persons when they find thernielves in lager of shipwreck during the voyage of life tow their darling" vices overboard, es 'theti 'triflers do, only to fish them up ngain when storm isovei. ; : c. r''"J;, When the Breton Mariner-puts I to sea, his Prayer is : "Keep me, my God,; My s boat is* tail, and thy , ocean is se Wide." Does not his beautiful prayer truly expr4, the condi oi each of tis ? tIIE FASHIONS OF VIE HOUIL- , —ThereSeelne _ bbe a sort of Providence guiding e itudtiotts, tithe present season. The ladiet4 th ere *ever sore appropriately dressed than Jle#44never ar)re economically arrajed. The :liiitti; ; „lcosi, kat to nothing. Everything thelf4'4 lo a kit anybody chooses to wear:, Some 04. the tab Avenue damsels wear bati that'itisti,thir t cents. They are banged up 14 , 11214 way kt banged , up that:;;and tbe;more,butre the lore genteel. Some are worn like a' French tepeau ;. some like .-811,‘ inverted 'milh'Tala time are skewered on to the back of the,head awe bent down over the nose ; *then; aratiu- Or-leafed. Then . thpy are' bent In`the ereWm the most popular are in the `!K3 Nxue-ify ire" style. Nearli every house'l l ! l ' .4 2 141805 ill of unfashionable alba SWIM, SOO AIDE'S.** i.':,..(,...;;,!..,..i'i5,-:,, The reigning fashion to have, four or five styles in one suit brings every - thing into play.', Taihienable to have „both. _ sleeves alike,, but the: aleeies and the dress bear no relationship. In color and mpterial the htiVe no - &inflection With the areas. The skirt may be satin, silk alpaca or empress cloth. The accord mg to, the fancy's - The gloves ha lib match for -the:dress: A. fashionable-outfit maybe made -up, front' a dozen ihfcrent is ]fit Is iinitepoptilar:Aow 'for Youngla--, dies-in schools to make up their own millinery, espr4ally, their hats. Tile ladies have A bulk' he:cotter a month.' 'The old article 'is onlyre, reVaruped - ' and, fitted- with a ^new Twistiand a. .new. onit-, If it was , tipped Up bhind; that is Irt doWn'and it tipped up before.: ' Ile right hand side is loosened and .the, left:-hand Fide rolled up, andym) Dom. Fashion, that imper• inns dame; wits ileve'r ift4,.ecnisiderate and mer- . ciful 'as now. Ifutiiness Locals. EXE,CUTIVE COMMITTEE, of the Hayford 44ieultural Society offer - in itddithAt to their premuhn list some preimunis tor , Grade Alderny and Grade Ayrsbires as as are offered for Grade . Deyonaand Grade Durham. ' ' • Lee Tiffany, See., Montrose,'Pa., Sept., it th 1876." ATTENTION FPARAIAN. The Annual- Parade, ottlic Mdntrose Fire Department will take plaCe Friday, Baps 29 th 1M Osiocli P. M. prompt. AS, it is but once a year we meet for tills !IMMO benefit, let every man turn ant fully equiped. _ order CheifEngineer. • W. L e Cox. See • CLA.III,VOYAN'r EXA3iINATIoNS FREE. • There is no subject that requires so much study and experience as the treatment of ctron le'disetties. The astonishing success and re inarkable cures performed by Dr,. Butterfield, are tlue to the gift - of clairvoyance, to the life long study of the constitution of man, and the curing, of diseases from nat. - mat remedies. . Cures the worst forms of Scrofula, Catarrh, Piles; Fe male Weakness,Asthma, Kidneys or Bladder Will at the Lafferty House, Binghamton Thursday, and Friday. Oct. 19th and 20th. • WE WOULD advise all those intending to make anY Purchasesof Black Silks this fall to make them now, as there has been a. great ad vance in 'Raw which must make a material advance in manufactured goods. C.F. Sisson C0.,4 Binghamton, intormns that they have an unusual.y tine line of Black Silks pur chased at very low prices, which they offer for the present at old prices, which are about 25 per cent less than the goods can he ourehased now, They have a large stock Of Black and. Colored % Cashmeres, toirether mlth ;an endleis variery'Ot everydescripliou of Fall Dress Goods which they offer upon the most favorable terms Samples sent with pleasure to any address. NEW PASSIONS' for Fait, 1876, just received at ' s & STROUD'S. . Montrose, Sept: 13,1870w2: :No: , business 1:11£111 need cotnplain. that -he is "too poor to advertise" when' he can get the 'latest style Vusluess eardi printed, at Ole OCItAT office for ,three dollars per thousand,and _other-work in inoportlop. • - LACE CURTAINS by the sett or yard. 'Fable Linens, ,Napkins, towels, and %House keeping goods'in great variety at , . • : GUTTENtERG, RO:SiNBAITISitt Co., Montrose;, trose, April 12, 1876t1. The 'sale of Taylor's ;Family Medieines is steadily on" the increase: The Sales of the past year being' more than double of any previous .year. The reason of this is on at:count of the enuinCinitits of 'the goods illeinselvtis and the fair and impartial manner in which they are sold. July 26,1876. SEWING MACHINE POW SALE. • A: newt sewing machine will be ,sold ` dirt cheap" and on easy ;tents, as the present owr t .: :er has no use for it Inquire bye= person, or Inc teF at tile DEMOCRAT Office. Anyone wanting a tbeir:tt i e n n e tit w kn make money by giving this ept 6. 18760. Montrose, .B r rlmE AND PLAOE ! Now IS THE TIME TO PAINT, Lead and Oil cheaper than they have been known for years. Burn ha& - Drug Store is the place to buranything in the PAINT and DitllG line at the very lowest figures. Alarge assortment Of Brushes and Varnishes constant -I`y in stock. The celebrated -Hall, Bradley,h o.'s Pure NhitesLead i constantly on hand, for which BURNS is the limit" AGENT . for Montrose and viCinity. • Montrose, April 19, 1876tf. TAxicf*Pleasure in ceiling" the attention ot ohr readers to. the fact' that , tha Popular Dry Goods house of O. F.StsioN & Co., Bingham; ton, are now receiving 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 thab at:any former season. This is easily accounted for-by the fact Ua' they always offer the most eoods at the some prices that many louses sell a very inferior grade. - All .tht nov elties of the season, both of foreign and do mestic manufaqure, may now be found upon their shelves, and a visit their store,will con yitice anyone that that is the place to trade. BURGLARS AT WORK Di BINGHAMTON : They have been , entering houses and knoclk Ing down men after dark on the back streets, hut, at this time of writing the - :police think theihave tit that may lead to the entire capture of the gang. The firm of Hine. & Sholestave been trying to stop this reign of `tenor by marking all of their' summer goods 'xiown at cost thereby giving , all a chance to get , an' honest living. A few, of those fine parasols Ind:summer mike, left. They are offered at less - than cost. They also keep on hand the largest ..and cheapest line:of black inks in the Mobrning goods of all kinds &specialty. Bend . for samples. No trouble ,to show goods. ' HINE & SrtoLim! .2:,Alpg4ailitop,..4ug;. 2;1876.; - • CunE, No PAT. • Kilby'a-Congb Balsam,a very palatab:e corn polled, tor the various affections of the throat and lungs. Used with great, success in csaet of Asthma and Bronchitis. It , is prescribed by the physicians and endorsed by the people. War-, ranted tcegiye entire natisfuction or money re- Kitby's )la,gic Relief for tbe instant cure of severe and acute pains. 1 k- • Kirby's Tasteless Worm Lounges. Sure; safe and effectual. - Kirby's Condition Powders for quality, quati tity and purity are superior to any Powder for stock manufactured. Kirby's Camphor ice for cbaped bands or sunburn: „Flor sale by all Druggists In' tiontrose„ and Deniers ht Meltable' throughout the country, JUDO 28,18747/. - • "OATS *anted at this office on subscdp- OLD Nevvepapers for sale at this °Mee at ten cents per dozen. HANDBILLS for Auction Sales, to., printed at. the DEMOORAT s offic in firs4la , c style_and at reasonable prices. new lot ot 'sumtninis , and subphenas just. printed at this office.' Other blankain.pfo =fusion, all prepared with eargy ',TuoismEß's deletirated Eitract of Malt; Wm. Slagsey & Co.'s Phil:Well:thin Ale 'at' M. A. L 3 ou's Drug' Store: ,Montrose t , Aug. 9; 1876... • • . -Fon PURE Drugs and - 31edieines, Fine Tebilet 'Articles, Jewelry ,antl -- Perfumery; go toll. A. .4or.'s Drug` Store.. ' , r - : , • • 3Slontrose,-'Aug. 9,1876. - : , • Pubiodnkrns.---Pictures taken in all the lat est styles. Old pictures copied and enlarged. Also a splendid lot of frames' for- bale cheap, at O.W. DooLITTLE's. 'Montrose, Jude 10, '74.—tf. • To RENT:. • • 4 • • •• • Rouse and Lot to rent in Montrose, Empire of ,T. ,B. MeCollurn. • . Alay:3l,lB76:—tf.• NEW STOCK - of carpets, oil cloths, matting, &c:,just received: • - • GIITTENEERG. ROSENBAUX & Co., Montrose, April 12, 18764. - SPRING Styles Silo, Hats, felt and fur. Boys Centennial Hats,.just opened at \ GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM &; CO. April 12, 1876 tr. FRESH OYSTERS have e.ounnene'ed arriving at the Keystone Sidoon, one door nboye First Na tional Bank, basement, Drop in and see. GE9 C. - 11flai. Montrose, Aug. 23, 18701 4. MAGNIFICENT lot or line Clottis and Cassi mores, Coatings and Suitings for enstom work, _just received, call and leave yoar Erasure for a now suit at GUTTENBERG, ROSE3IB*IIII it CO. April 12, 1876tf. . : LosT.—At the Grangers' Picnic, at Hart Lake, on - Thursday evening . last, a gold sleeve button. 7be finder will be paid for his trouble oa leaving It at the DEMOCRAT office. • JEWETT'S Pure AV bite Lead, , flail Bradley & Cuss. Lead, White Zinc,. • Reidy Mixed - Paints; Colored Paints in - Oil' and Fina Graining .C 01,.. .orB, tor salv.itt , M.. A. Lyon's Drug Store.:.. .31nntivse r Aug. 94876. CIGAR AND CONFECTIONERY STORE. :''Having bought Louis Knoll's stock ofMigars. Tobacco and Confectionery - , I can furnish artic.les for the least money. Flue summer drinks fur the thirsty. Montruse, July 21,1876. . To_ - Dutte rons—LThe tteri tigri. the; members of the c•Ftveral Boards'of Sehool Direetors,in•Susquehanna• and adjMning Conn= ties,is invited to the following testimonials and endorsilnents. by the leading Educator s. and School Officers of this .T0R31.1,L DISTRICT, rela , live to - the STANDARD CHARACTER "AND • STERLING MERIT BANDERS' UNION - READERS • &Cr üblithed to' their fratrons. only a ,horstime since ; on.; the _occasion ors!' deterni jned etiort;,shniNr-Ao: the _ _one nOw. being:tuade in this.county, by Agents Of rivtd publishers,tn displaCe these, books. The undersigned, residents of the sth Nor mal District of Pennsylvania, comprising the -counties of Bradford, Lycotuing, Potter, Su's squehanna, Sullivan,Tioga,and Wyotuing,would respeetfully represent, that since SANDERS' UNION READERS AND SPEL LERS; ROBINSON'S SERIES OF NI A.THE- M.ATICS,AND SPENCERLIN COPY-BOOKS, have been quite generally introduced into and are now - in use as a whole, win part, in a large inajority of the Public Schools of this Normal District, and believing, as . we do, that these boinis are Standard Works of Sterling .liferit,and among the very best published ; and, seeing no incfficwnt reason for a change, would'earnestly -advise any who may be tempted, by interested Parties, to displace_ these- books, to exercise great caution, and ,to be fully satistied of the superior merit of the hooks proposed as substitutes,. be fore subjecting the. Patrons to the additional expense of purchasing new books, as well as the schools to the great inconvenience and trouble in cident to the Introduction or displacement 'of Text-Bo its—besides thereby preventing uni forinity so, nearly attained in this District. •F A Allen; Institute Conductor and former Principal of State-Normal School, Mansfield, Chas H Verrill; Principal of Mansfield State Normal School. • A" .A Keeney,. Co., Supt. of Bradford Co. Elias Horton, " - Tioga •is '.l W Allen, " " • Potter " W C TilJen t " = Susquehanna T F Gahan, " Lycoming Si Thompson Bodle, " "Wyoming .1 T Reed, former, " , " " Lycoming " H 11 Hutton, former Principal Troy 'Graded School. -• H E Pitcher, former Principal Towanda Public Schools. A H Berlin, former Principal Montrose Graded School. F-M Smith, Teacher of Maths., &c., State Nor . me School, Mansfield. = Lemuel Ammerman,,Teaeher Lang. ac -State _Nor. School, Mansfield. •. • • ARinzli Ammerman, Prine. of Conf.' Dep., State `Nor. 'School Mansfield. - • - The: County Superintendents above named,. vitbficvo exceptions, am still acting as such in their;ievective counties. and 'have expressed themselves as haiing unifbrutlY opposed chang ing the above mentioned • book; for the reasons stated in their appeal to their patrons.- The. Publishers desire to say to any not fa 'miliar with these books,that they most cordial ly invite attention to the following, as awing the many 'points of - superiority and excellence :• The Paper, Type; Binding, Illustrations, and Afeehanien? execution, . 'he: Gradation and .Progreesive Character of the Peries. 7716 MO, unereeptionablOnoral tone of the se lections in each book. ' • The cheapness as compared with other series in respect to quality, number pages, quantity of reading matter, &c., '&0. • 't N. B.—Sainple &Ties lor examination and comparison 'will 'be -.furnished gratuitously on application to W. B. Deans, ,Montrose, or the publishers:- , • ITtscor, & 188 rand Et, New York. In regard to ,an exchange of School Readers in this county, at I have only . to say that I think the wants of the count'', in tbia respec, do not demand a change, in thew) hard times for Mom* _ I consider . flandire Readers among `the best published. Tridoss, &nit. 31.oatroii /8- ,_ . .~~ JAMES ZERFASS. ~ni~'.„_ - AT PUADY'S Wagon Shop a 'fine lot of flat orni. Wagons. and Buggies Lull trimmed. Com plete and . first elass in every respect I,r sale elleaßfor lash. • . " Modtrose, June 7, 1876tt A LARGE assortment the . latest. and neatest, styles - of visiting 'and business' cards jusl received at this office. and see them before orJeting elsewhem : • :PBINTni . , Nire,have lust received a very large Stock of plain ,aniFfauef envelopes,lettor and "note pa per4ktain'and t.f6tcy` bill head 02.0 re, cards.bf all sizes and colors, colored poster papers, etc. all of, which we ,can_ afford , to , print cheaper than any,office in this or neighboring, countiei, and in as good style:. Work done in black and 'colored inks. It you thinic there 'is any that :eau 'beat us, gi% e us a Arial, and we will show you what-we can do. All kinds of blanks on, hand or printed to order. MARBLE WORKS. : ' The Tunkhannock Marble Works of Burns & White are doing 'a good businCsA and are getting out some very tasty" jobs of Head Stones and Itanumenta. : A. B. Burns, of the Eagle Drug Store, is their authorized. agent for `Montrose and vicinity.' He has desigO# of livid Stones and Monuments. Any orders left with him will be promptly filled by Burns& White. Tuukh an n ock iFeb. 1876 tf. THE CENTRAL EXPRESS 'COMPANY fOrWard Butter by their night line every night whether ,they liaye one pail or more.. Butter shippers who patronize this Company secure, for every shipment a night route. \ We haye better facilities and a cooler route than yOu ever had offered-You before. Patronile your home road and make .a sue cess of an enterprise that has and will benefit you all. - Montrose, July 26; 1876tf. NEwRA It E iIIENII% The People's ➢rug Oros L N. 131.TU,U11), PROPRIETQE. kENYON,Druggiet - & Apothecary. PATENT MEDICINE EMPORIUM t The undersigned would rcspectioll3 announce to all the people everywhere, that to hie already extensiv stock and variety of Merchandise in the drocery, Pro vision,and I.lardware:line. He has added a vt ry choice assortment of PURE DRUGS, PATENT 31EDICINES, BRUSHES, PER FUMERY, Ltc., which he !tatters hims be can assure the public they will find it to their advantage to exam ine before purcharinr, Otter/here. To all Physicians in this section of the county he would respectfully an nounce that he hassecured the services of R. Kenyon as Druggist and Apothecary.vt bore long experience and acknowledgeo care and ability. entitle him to your en tire confidence in the line of compounding medicines . or preparing prescriptions and who would also esteem it an especial favor to receive calls from any of his old -ustomers or new ones. Will make 'the Patent, Medi :these specialty. Also Domestic and Foreign Mineral sWaters—an extensive stock. Also fine Grocerie— LEIBIG'S EXTRACT OF BEEF, FRESH SALMON PICKLED & CANNED CLAMS, LOBSTERS, PEAS. CORN. BEANS. OYSTERS; am. ac. In ract t _anythineand•everything that is orifinarliynee4l ed. Respectfully soliciting a call 'I remain Powder! Powder! Powder I:Win?, Rifle . and: Sbot.Powder, Shot, Lad, Gun Tubes, caps, Pouches, Flasks, Fuse.;, &c., • &e., &C.; for lade by' ontrote. tiept. 9,1871—tr. We Don't Claim . That we are running THE CENIENNIkL 'Bat we are doing all kinds of JOB. PRINTING LAs GOOD STYLE, and , at LOWER PRICES THAN • ELSEW,HERE, • - AT THIS OFFICIL • .•• • _ • • • • -• • : EXECITTORS I :SALE S : •.OF REAL ESTATE " • IN FOREST LAKE ; TOWNSHIP. Tho undersigned Riecuterif,of. the last will, and testi m cut of Thomali-Meehan .Iste of the Township of For est Lake, decess• d. will, in pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court cf the Lounty, of Stisivehanna, ex pose stpublic sale on the p!emiles, In said Township; • Tuesday, Otiober.lolll, 1976, • , at I ceclock p. m . all the following described" real es• tate, , to wit., situate in said township. and bounded on the north by lands of Michael- fiull:van. on the - east by lands of Patrick Kane, ou thosonth by lands of Mich ael Carney, and on the west by lande of Mathew Kellyi, contaitling sixty acres more or teas. ~ . , Taltiiii'OF SALi—s2oo down . $5OO On couttriiattott ' of nide and the balance ie one, year thereafter with in terest:..l , • . - W. F. Gotitot. ' ' 1 Execu 'tors. .. CHP,RLES DELHANT a , , • August - 80. 1816. '; , "Wit OMNIBUB Th 3 &reigned has an omnibus line running to It* task lb W., and Brie Railways 01 Great Head, Pti. • • Shipping: or Ito-Shipping Bairgap $t sinter depot will bepmuiptly attendofl to. Thenewll ass bridge Innow Completed, beneath's* ia no tWyssig. - - shrmoshwarogrivosinginto oar PoiSIB as - thisogull•Aw.i 40 s. 4. Pilo , * e. MEE 1. N. BULLARD =fEl ' ,.. i.1.-' , :..';1. - -'.i:'!: . l-7. me markets. New York Produce Market. Re_ported/Cvm Week 'EmpressTrier Tan MOINTROS3 Dintooaq by Hayden ObDuckworth,Prodace Com mission, Merchantsi 815 i Washington Street. : • , blew 'York. • • New ,X.ork„ 8ept. 4 1 1 ,1876. - BUTTER.. c* State, dairy pails, select 29 (i 4 80 State,- dairy pails, pritne4 , .27 , 29 . State, dairy pails, fair t07g00d....28 80 State, dairy, pails, Poor to lair. ....18 '44 25 _ State, erearnery; select' , • State, sweet creath, pails, choice. ;82 • sai F 33 ; State, sweet cream; good to prime Bo., oar Ea •t, 4314;11p, Sweet ereani, fair ,to g00d...25 :27 „ „. State Firkins, choice , yellow: 28 21Y, ,State Firkins, good to Prithe 26 ©. 28. - State, Firkini3, fair to good '24 - ;26 -, • , „ CHEESE. _ State Factory, fine to fancy:.._; :.10 1.01( . good to,prime..'. ' 83iet " fair.... . .... 6%© 8% State farm Dairy, fancyy. 8%Q -r. 9 44 4 .4 good to prime.. - .. 7%g 8§ " " fair to g00d... State& PALM • 20Vg3i Weatern prim", 0 AO . . MEA7BA.ND . 8T00.4]. Spring lambs, Jersey,,prime 63© 6% Spring lambs, State, good ..'...: . .. .6%, Live Calm, State, good to priine. ‘BX,(gi 9 Live calves, State; fair tO g00d.... 8 @t . Hogs; city dressed - '7,4444 • LIVE- POULTRY. . . Spring chickens,Del.tj'y,j)er lb:. 100 - l7 Spring" chickens, v.reatern, per 1b..., .15 Fowls, Jersey, rJb 15(f/4 16 *Roosters, per lu B(dt 10 Turkeys, Jersey, per lb • 146 16 Torkeyti;weza.erti,pei 1b........... 140 15 Ducks, Jersey, pur pair ..... 750. 1 00 . Ducks, westernatyr pair Me 75 Geese, Jersey, pet .. . .. 000..'2 50 Geese, western, per pair 1 370 1 75 DAZED FRUITS. Apples, State, sliced, prune.— ; 6%ti 7 Apples, State, quarters .. 004 • 7 Peaches, peeled, fancy....... 13 14 Cherries, prime :......15 1534' Plums, State. .... - t2 tai 13 Raspberries .22 (028 County. Business Directory. Two lines in this Directory, ones year, $140; each ad ditional line. 60 cents. • MONTROSE. W . 141"; BAG HWOUT, Stater. Wholesale and Retail dealer in all kinds of slate roofing s :slate paint, etc:, Goofs repaired with slate paint to order. Also. slatee. paint for sale by the gallon of barrel. Montrose. . BILLINGS STROUD,, General, Fire, and Life luny -twee Agents, also, sell Railroad and Accidental Tickets to New York and Philadelphia. Ofticeous ,door east of Wm. n Cooper & Co's bank. WM. B. BOYD th CO. Deatlcte in Stoves, hardware, and Meant' cturers of Tin and Sheet-Lon ware, cor. nor of Main and Turnpike street." A. N. Bullard, Dealer ill Groceries, Provisions, Book+, Stationery and Yankee Notions; at the head of Pub= Bo Avenue. - • WIL H. COOPER & CO., Bankers. Sell Foreign PIM. t . tge Tickets and' Drafts on England, Ireland, and Scotland. WIC L; CUX, Harness maker and dealer in all arti cles uenally kept by the trace. opposite the bank.' JAMES E. CARMALT,-Attorney•auLaw'.• , Office. one_ door below Tarbell House, Public Avenue. • H. ROSENTLIAL, Auctioneer .. Care S. Pillman £ Co., • Montrose, Pa. • • . . , SAVINGS BANK, NEW' MILFORD. Six per • cent. interest on all' Deposits. Does , a general Banking business: S. 11. CHASE •t CO. H. GARRET & SON, Dealer in Flour, reed, Meal, Salt, Lime. Cement. Groceries • and ProViSions, • Main Street, opposite the Depot. N. F. KIMBER. Carriage Maker. Plctnre Frnmer,iind ' Undertaker, a few rods from Phinney's Hotel, near M. E. Church. D. P. DORAN, Merchant Tailor •and dealer in. Read) bladc Clothing, Dry Goods, Groceries add Provisions, Main S:reet. • H. 3131:1" Pt PLITT, Would call attention to hie New Stock of SPRING AND - SUMMER GOODS! • NOW OD - sale, In new I) 2Z - VOO D a LADIES' DRESS GOODS, BLAC K AND COLORED ALPACAS, NEW STYLE OF PRINTS. SHAWLS, WATER-PROOFS, FLAN: NELS, BALMORAL, AND HOOP. -. SKIRTS, VELVETS, HOSIERY,. HEAVY WOOL GOODS, CARPETS, OH OLQTHS, PAPER HANGINGS, BUPA.' 1,0 AND 'LAP ROBES, FURS, HATS • IND CAPS; BOOTS Ain SHOES, HARD WARE.IRONAAILS, STEEL, STOVES AND GROCERIES, ETC. In gfeat variety, and will be Sold on the moat favorable terms, and lowest prices. BURRITT.' Neir Milford, M . ay 15t,1875: ' NOT/OE. • - . The undersigned having entered feta co-partnership -• . under the Arm name of - • , LeROY. 4&. 120 - ECKER ; 1. doing business of the old stand of L. L. Bettor s YEW : • `keep contently on haildn general aseerbeent - Fitti3li G SOOERIES, FROVISIONS, ni!D Ate: FLOUR; ' ; Agricultural Implements,- - etc„ all of which will be sold at the lowest cash primal., L. L. LsROT ' • L. E. Duca - am N. 8.--All 'persona indebted to tee are requested to . iettle the same immediately 19: cub or note. New Milford. Aug. le. uric s4w4 • A N]ivii , 13 T obitop • • dart iecetred apti, for sale by. H. J. WINS; , s m=mg For ulo by A . I4O, *YigIPSCIP'::-:•'_.:t. f : ROOiIRIES; *tuts itatior .;:''':.':' - - ' ' . alrarte/i/ilslii • • • 4•-/- Aga, maw mouiresea • • }j~y.ri~~~ . EGGS. NNW MILFORD. GREAT BEND.. PLOITR. 4 H; J. r" • - J. Will& r I re. =EI . .::::(
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