._
'Arrangement Pt Mails.
VIA' IiALLD / Ant : .' '
. ,
A rrzvec-Deparm
Ta.ilibaniioek, (paiIYO •• • 7 .'••• •• • ..• i 0114111 12 15 111,
' " • ' ' ' VII. STAC4EB : . '
: , I „ '',
Montrose Depot,(Datty;):.., .;,
.„..•
600 p
pi 6
20 . t i
ji,.
New .tilford. (Da11y 4 )..:; , ......-.. , .... - .1000 a ni'. 1 801itn
wyamsinv (Dui1y.r......L.-.....`.... :'..t 945 a iit 10 00p m
?riendsville,(tri weekly.l) ' li ... 600 p in- 800 am
:lout: lin. Statiou, (tri'weekly,) 1.. v. 700 a m ,, 'NO
,a in
Bi eglianiton,via S. Lake,(tri weekly).. 600 plu 700 ti, DI
‘tet• - lloppeu.(triweekly,).'2.. - ...'...'.".,i..1000 a' m -'Booo'm
The New York, (via AtontroSti . Depot,'S'New liilfOid ;
I
cuukhannock,and W.yn us L ivard daily: -..• '.. 1, c e, .
Theiiiiiik lin Sttilton II
tril vans Tu e sdays; Tliursday;
slid•SAurdays. , ' ' 0,, ' - , ,
The Birigliamtdu'ihatt, (eta Sliver Lakn,)i , ttris Tneisr
lays, Thursdays. and'Saturdays. ' '
Friendsville mail ransTgesdays,Thuritdays,and Sat
The t . lishoppe a mail runs Mondajts,Wedneedays and
Fridays.. . - ), ' ' 'l'
ADD ITIONAL STADES :
A S tage leayes daily for_ 3jonfrote Depot iit,l - 1114114
~
returns at 6 p.m , ,„ ~ . ~ , . , ;
A Stage • leaves daily - ,f4r* w Milton' 0480 a. 14. •
and retanuta33oP•tri. • t " ,
• !' ; , ' • E. C.
,PORPEAM“ ) ..III. :
.112ontmse RailutayTime TOls. •
_
Arrangment of Trains. l i ro.4ke effect bn 3londay,
Aprill7, 1876. ,
Down Trains.
SOUTHWARD. • \ NOATH.*ARD
•
545 . . .... .....9.00 .4.52
555.1025 • 545
558 1028. •. •. : . S4O 448
" 605 10 32 ... ... • . Hunters .. .8 35 44
608 10 36 .... :.Woodbonrue.... : . .$ 30•.440
612 1040... ... .•' • 825'436-
611 •10 41: .. . , 428
625 1057.... .... 420
630 'llO5 • . - 755. - "412
645 1118
.Avery's..;. 7 5. . 405
653 1128 4mon • \ 400
'I 05 11 35.... Lobeck ' ... _7 5 3,45
,7 1 , 5 11 45 ' Marcy's 7 5\ 887
720 12 Tn u k burin° ck 700 322
Ti nine. will run on Lehi„gli•Valley time ari kept in ,the
Office of P. &N. Y. Mt at. Tunkhatinock.
All trains connect at Ttinkbannock With &N . Y.
R. R. going north and soth: \ • .
• , JAM S.l. BIAKSLEE, .Presq. •
Mauch Chunk. April 17,:1876....\ `• • .
. . .
. .
I. \
List of New -Ad.yertisementi. '4
Holloway's Pills. . . •
Circus arid Menagerie—Jblni O'Brien..;
Coach arid 'CardAge Painting—A. 11. 'Hick.'
Dry . Good's—Guttenberg •Rosobttani i.t Co.;
Administrittor's.'• Bale—Estate- of , 8:T 11
Campbell. .
-• • , BUSINESS LOCALS:- ,'.' .. .- " . •
Notice—Dr Potter... 1 ' - • - . - , -.
Holloway's Pills and Oiutme t,..i -' - , •
Books Bound.
O'Bricti's Circus. i
Teachers' Examination. , . . .... „..- . ---.•
Musical. Conventiiin—Pri*EL Cogswell.; -
Tilden and liendricks'. M 43 - ;Meeting at Au
burn. • ' ... . • .
•
A\\UAL tiEPORT 013.NT'Y •SI.;P'F.I4IiTEN
DENT—Few things have ,occurred in •thia
the past year that .deinantrespeciar . record.
.The general work . has cdritinued to - advance in
interest and !uccesseryfe4failtireS haie been
noticed, yet too many schools are behind the
just demand ; the lack arisingfrom neglect or
incapacity; on Part of teachers,, nireetOrs, and .
many times from parents c theinselves. • .
have sought ht eliminations, iristitiites, ed
ucational meetings i 'in the faChOol4oom, and 4
many other, times, to impress upaa . teachers,
and people the importance of greater acqnain-•
tance
_with ,sehool 7 work:.; • urging attendance -
- upon institutes, teachers'_ • cl4ses reading of
magazines and of works on .telielling, with .b
careful . StidYof 'Ways and - means::tit s interest-.
ing 'children in' study ;: land - feel the effort has
not wholly failed. We also more and. ,more
strongly insist upon 'practical, integrity, on the
part of the teacher in all association - with-the
children, snd claim it al part of the tqaelier's
direct duty to: strive to coriedt nianrier 'and
habit of scholars ; holding that our.-schools
shopld,rimpart :instruction in good behavior
and politeness as 'weans in Mental.
Our Schools are crippled very much because.
'so many children attend unsteadily, eSpecially
after schools have been in progress a few' weeks
just when they ought to.be prepired to. receive
the greater benefit ; and parenti.areton care
less of the interest of childreri as ;s manifest.
in the for Which children are de
-tabled or arldw — ed'to remain away from school
Teachers are tns.fructed.to use their best efforts
against the evil, but they eannot,reniOveii - A
-Compulsory.taiv mould not be 'very acceptable
probably, .nor would it, effect t- radical cure;.
but it is - not strange that men who par filet'
taxes . to: support • schob's 's for the children of
oltter people should be anxious_forscmre
od to he trie&Pi'whieh thechildrea shot d re
ceiye the full bentiftt44 'the Honey expended.
A few ;new :.houses ha, .been
. built, and ip
every :case., better' form
,and ~ , `arrangeinetit.
than. old •.
Our few Graded Sebools continue to '6O.
source ot profit ; aiding larger icholars to se'
cure a better preperation for teaching and bus
iness. • - „. •
Our County Institute was well attended and
highly profitable; aid the local .institutes have
,
been welt i4eived:,aild !owe btrengthe,ned our
School visitation is left mainly to the
,Super
intendent ; a few districts `the Directors al
\
so visit all their schools ; parents seldom visit
any. ,
• We could contribute very little, for the (en-
tenniallhiihn' of tichool-WOrk its oar
schools were just closing the' winter term when
circulars of direction weri received -
ca
The general depression ;irk businesahas caus
ed a downward tendency in. wages paid to
teachers, yet on the whole, there is a manifest
advancement-in.the'convictinri . ' . tlkat It is bitter
to pay welffoi a good teacher than to have a
poor mot a.loiv price.. •;
Our standard of lualiflcaticirs of teachers is
gradually raised,. and, •svitl;- , the assistance of
Directors by a, grading of wages we design to
Continue , to, raise ,tha,..„..,grade
,Of certifinatea.
so that those who continue to teach must im
prove ; others 10111111 _ , out' 'of the , work, and
beginners be bettits qualified to work.
My Statistical Report - WM • show a ride at
two thousand four bundrid and fiftrywp,(24s2i
miles, two hundred and thirty ; sil (236) days - of
service, three hundred and sixty seven ( 867 )1
school visitimade, two hnndrea-snd fitty-flve
(255) Niters,mritten,siand !forty t4O) ,examina
hone held.
, ,
ATIIiIiTION FIREMAN. The Annual Parade
of tht. Mouttaw Fire Department- will take
Place Friday; Sept 29 th at ly s o i clock, P. M.
Prompt. As it is but Once a
m year, 1110 Meet , for
this mutual benefit, let every an turn „out
luny Bye order s Cheif
= COIL Eeoi,
NoTicH.—Now ,is the time, and at Potter's
loflice is, the place-to-get, good Dental. work done
cheap:; • ; - • •
'Montrose, Sept.-. 27", 1876, \ • 40w4
Boous BouND • '
MontrOse Bindery has books tor lil.ptist Sab-'
bath '&11661, ' doper,; Diekerson;.liehue;
ley„Smith, Thayre, Tucjier, Vance, Walker and
Sept.. 27, 1870w1 : ' ; ; •
P.RO.F. 11. E ., COGSWELL Will hold one of his
Grand Musical Conventions at Bircbardville
coinntencing on TueSday, October 1.0111, anti
closing with \a concert on. Friday , evening-. •
Terms—Ladies, 50 cents ; gentlemen $1 ;
children, 25 cents ; .couc'ert, 25 cents.
Sept. 27, 1870. _ 40w4
• •
HOLLOWAY'S" \PILLs'• AND •OLNT3rEbiri.,-.---We .
stand.nghastat the • thoUsands hourly 'hurried
t.ci•a premature : - grave, .victims - of haying , ,neg
lected the first symptoms ot, disease.. Whether
thc,complaint.‘originatesin the b 0
ody,•,he in
troduced accidentally .thiough the skin—fatal
ieseltS may be vsrded , off . by a timelyreeourse
to‘orie, both - fit theie inedicineS. 25 cents
per boi. or pot... • .
1876.w1 • • • .
.1 - •. • . •
Tot ins
TECACUERS' EXAMINATIONS,
\ Springville, Thursday, October sth.
Brooklyn, Friday, October 4th.
,Harft,rd, Saturday, October 7th.
Institute at Upsonville on'Saturday, Septem
ber 30th, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.
Full list of, examinations and institutes next
week. \ W. C. TILDILN, '
Montrose,, Sept. 27, - 1876. Co, Sup't.
. * THE C9miNG
The long-heralded and wrld-lamed show of
John John O'Brien is to exhibit
,here on Monday,
October 2d. tverywhereendorsed as the great-i
'est and grandest.tented. exhibition ever urgan-.
we append the lollowing- commendatory
•
notice. It is. from an exchange.
John O'Brien'*great
.conibination , made !a
,public ' parade yesterday.' Beyond question it
eras the tineSt show procession ever seen in this
city, and, - gave -an athlquate idea of the. greAt
amusement. enterprise .which Mr, O'Brien lids
.founded. The-combination-is the. most, merit&
,rious`ekhibitien 110 W trav2ling. An hour spent
. lobking at the birtiS and beasts in - the great
nagerie which he haS collected will tetiehla per- .
son More of-the. wonders . of nature, and will
more' vividly 'impress the mind with' the wis:-
domed - the Llreator,. than! days Of devotion to
reading. There- is scarcely a class-Of animals.,
however wild
-and strange, that' he has not his .
representative in one' or. anothd.olj the forty
:seven beautifully . I p:tinted cages The enoc
luoui . labor and expense . nceessAry to - make
such a oolleetiOn; the vast -distances that many
of the animals have to be brought; the savage ,
anddangerous country. where .only they arc
found; and a I; mid redother imPediments,would
(leteti 3 Ordinafy ; miciri . :ficibi„ attempting: to get . to
gether such a :great: show as that which is-at
this time in our city. The . , museum presents, a,
large variety of Curiosities, many of them 'at
jracting the elOserserutiny bf grown folks,-us,
well 'aS the-varietyof. Mechanical contrivances
for the-specjal. benefit bt,the little one S..
Tlie.aifenic display , i.-given- in two separate
rings, and with two full and- distinct .circus
troupes. One can visit o"Brien's gigantic con
solidation, and behold- double the attractions
ordinarily preSented .in tented, exhibitions. It
should , be borne in mind, that one ticket ad
tufts. to. -the. entire. exhibition., The enterprise
is individual one, and no single man in the
United States has as much. morefinyested in
this:blisineis as has John Space for-:
bids a - mention hi detail of the circus company
which'-is en- nnustially geoa One. ' ' ."
The sale of Taylor's Family MedicineS.is
steadily on the increase .. -The , sales - of the past'
year being more than - double of any pievions
yeaf.. • The - teason.at this is on•accOun t . of the
genuine :theritS Of the :goods ihemselves and
the fair' and impartfal manner ht . which .they
are. , - • • -
July 26,1576. • . -•. • •
SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE,
, A new sewing *machine will be sold "dirt
&heap" anti on easy terms, as the present own
er,has no use for it. Inquire by person or let
ter at the DEMOCRAT Offide. - Any one wanting
a maehine will make money by giving this
their attention. •
Montrose, Sept. 6,1876tf.
TIME Altill PLACE !
NOW is THE' TIMIE TIMETO PAINT:
Lemland Oil cheaper than they •hai're been
known:tor. years„ Buries Eagle Drug Sftn•eis
•the place to buy anything in the PAINT - and
Dateline at the very lowest figtiies. A large
assortment of Brushes and Varnishes constant-;
ly in stock. The celebrated Hall, Bradley, &
Co.'s Pure White Lead constantly. oh hand, for
which-1317140 is 'the Scitic: AGEFty.foi• Montrose.
and - vicinity. • • • • •
. ..Malntrose, April 19, 1876tf.
WE TAKE_pleasure iu calling the attention pl ,
our reitdera to the faCt that the 'popular Dry
GrUods house at.P..F. St was & C 0 .4 Bingham
ton, ate now recciving 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 swop.,'. This is easily accounted
for by the fact that they always offer the most
reliable goods at the some prices that many
houses sell a very itiferior grade. All tht. nov:
. eltieO of the season, both of toreign and do
meStic manufavlture; may_ now be. found upon
iheli \ sbofves, and a visit to their afore ' will con-,
yince ayone that that is the place - to trade.
BURGLARS AT WOlilE IN BINGHAMTON
They 'Lowe been entering houses and, knock,
"rig down men . a ft er dark on the back streets,
but at this time of writing the police think
they: have ,a clew that may lead to the entire:
capture of the. gang.: , , The firm of Hine &
Shiites have been trying to stop this reign of
terror by marking all of their summer goods
dOwn at-cost thereby giving all a chance to get
an honest living. A. few of those fine parasols
and summer silks left. They are offered at less
than cost. They also keep on hand the largest
'arid cheapest line of black f ilks in the city.—
KoUrning goodi of all kinds a specialty.
.Setiii
'for samples.
,No trouble to show goods,
- .Hnra . &SHOLES:
Binghamton, 'Aug. - Z, 1876.
NO Cf 1112,. PAY.
Kirby's Cough Balsam,a-very palatab:e com
pound, the various affections of the throat
and lungs.- Used with great. success in case of
Asthma and Bronchitis.- It is prescribed by the
physicians sad endorsed by the people. ,-War
ranutd to glye entire satislketion or money re
funded:
- Kirby's Magic Relief for the instant cure of
severe and acute pains.
Kirby's rasteleas Worm Lozenges 'Sure,
\safe and effectual. ' :
Kirby's Coadrtiop Powders for riddle; quati.:
ti* and parity are superior to any, Powder for
stock manufactured.
Kirby's 'Carekber Ice for chapel bands or
subrirs.
for sale by all Druggis ts in atrose, and
Dealers ix Medicines nusti Xi
nut the amuttry.
' ,7 uPs WI-WA • •
MEM
BAsineis,Locals.
rff'OATS wantect, at , this officq on 4 siabscfip>
tion. '
OLD,Ne ' sys ' pai)Crnie ' r.lniAn4‘this Office at ten
- cents per tiozew.i
. HAICABiLLS for
. .A.uption Sales, k.t.e:, printed
at
,D.SAI6CRAT office in: ftrst
at,:reasonableprieek ,'•
•
; WA. Lew lot of summons and subpoenas
just printed at this officer Other blanks in pro
fusion, all prepared with care. ,
• TitakmEn's Oelebrate4 Extrant:of Malt, War.
blassey it Co.'s Philadelphia Ain at M rl . Ly• -
.
On's'Drtik Store.
Montrose, Aug. 9,1876.
FOR 2,111 LE Drugs :mil Medietues, Fine* Toilet
Articles, Jewelrymid' Perfumery, go to Ai. A.
Lyon's Drug Store.
Montrose, Aug. 9, 1876.
'PIIOTOGRAPII.S.—Pictures taken in all the lat
est. styles. Old pictures copied and enlarged.
Also a splendid lot: of frames for sale cheap,
at G. W. 'DoourTif.'S.
`Montrose, Juue 10, '74.--4f.
To RENT.
House and Lot to rent in Montrose, enquire
of J. B. McCollum.
May\ 31, 1876.—tf. -
NEW &root of carpets, oil clothi, matting,
&c., just received. - '
, GUTTENBERG. ROSENBAIThi. ' Zb CO.
Montrose, April 12, 18761 f.
SPRING Styles SAE HMS, felt and fur. Boys
Centednial Hats, just opened at
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & CO.
April 12, 1876 a.
. . .
FRESH OYSTERS !hive commenced arriving at
the',Keystone Saloon. one door above first Na
tional Bank, basement. Drop in and see. - • ,
. ' • . GE,I3 C. thl4l.
Montrose,' Aug. 23; 187dlf. . - '' ' , .
A MAGNIFICENT lot of line Cloths and Cassi
meres, Coatings and Suitings for..eustona work,
just received, call and leave your measure for a
. new suit at
• . GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAU'II & CO:
April 12, 1876tf. "
.
, NEW LACE CURTAINS by- the sett, or
Tahle Linens ; Napkins, -towels, and Hansel
keeping goods in, great variety at • •
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & CO. "
liontrose, April 1.`.; 1876tt. • \ •
JE*ETT I e, Pure "V4'hite . Lead, Bradley &
Cu a. Lead, White - Zinc, Ready 'Mixed Paints,
ColoredrPaints in Oil and Fine Graining Col
ors; for :sale at M. A. Lyon's Drug Store'. -
.Montrose,"Aug. 9,1876.
, .
urGAR AND CONFECTIONERY STORE: , • ' .'''' • •
• Having bought Louis Knoll's stock of Cigars,
TO4deco and Confectionery,: , 1.. can - first-class furniSh
articles . for .the least .money.' Fine
. .
• sufilmer.drinks for the thirsty._ : .-.
•• ' ' - . -.. .. .• ,
,Montrose,
JA' ZERFASS.
July, 26,15T6...‘ . - - -.. ... r
To . Scnoor,
-attention of
the meinhers of the gilv . f.ra) Boards of School
Diieetors,iri Susquehanna,and adjoining\ Coon-.
ties,is, invited to the following testidion ids . and
endOrs-rnents by the leading Eduthtors and
School Officers of - this . 3.TOILAIAL DISTRICT, rela
tive_ to the •.:
v- STANDARD . CHARACTER -AND
STERLING MERIT •: • •
SANDERS' UNION READERS, tko:,
published in an appeal to their patrons, only a
short time since, on the occasion of determ
ined effort, sitnilar to the one now being matte
in this county, by agents . of rival publishers to
displace these books.
' The. 'undersigned, residents of the sth , - Nor ,
uial District of Pennsylvania, comprising' the
counties of - Bradford; 'ltycoming; Potter, 'StiS•
quehanna, Sullivan,Titra,and Wyoming,would
respectfully•represent, that since - , •
SANDERS' UNION REA.DERS :AND SPEL
LERS, ROBINSON'S SEI.IIE:3 Or. MATHE:
MATICS,AND SPENOERIAN COPYBOOKS,
.
have been quite generally 'introcliteed into and
Eve now in use as a whole, or in part, in .a large
majority of the Public Schools of t this Nonni&
District, and believing, as we .do, • that these
bookg are Standard- Works of Sterling . Merit,and
among the very best published ; and, seeing no
sufficient, reason, for. g. .change,:would earnestly
advise any who may be tempted, by interested
trties,.to displace these. books, to exercise great
caution, and to be fully satisfied of the a uperior
merit of the books proposed as substitutes, be ,
foresubjetting the -, Patrons'•tO
. the additional
expense of purehasw; new books ; as !Well- as the
schools to thegreat inconvenience and trouble in
cident to the Introduetton or diSplacement of
Text-Books—besides thefebY preventing uni
forinity. so nearly attained in this-District;
. F A Allen, hist - onto, : Ooridnetnrand fOrnier
Prineipal of State Noi:rnal School,Miinsfield,Pa,
Chas H Verrill,-Prineipalvl Mansfield State
Normal School:'
AA • Keeney, Co". Shpt. of Bradford .Co.
Elias Horton, " Tioa
J.W Allen, " " • Potter "
W C Tilden, " • Susque,hanna
T F Gahan , Lycoming "
Thompson • Bodle; • '‘` Wyoming " •
J T Reed, former, " f . " ' - Lycoming "
H H Hutton, 'former Principal Troy (leaded
School. '
E Pitcher, former Principal To ivanda,Public
Schooli • . - -
A H Berlin, former,Principel Alontrose. Graded
School.' •' - •-' • •
F M Smith, Teacher of Maths., &c., State Nor
me School, Minefield. • ,
Lemuel Ammerman, Teacher Lang.; &c., State
Nor. - School, - Mansfield. ,'
Alonzo Aminerman i Princ. 01 Com. Dep., State
Nor. School Mansfield.- ,
The County Superintendents above named,
with two exceptions, are still acting as such tti
their lasi:weave counties. and have expressed
themselves as having unifbrmly opposed chang
ing the above mentioned hooks fur the reasons
stated in their= appeal, to their patrons.
The Publishers desire to say to any , not fa
miliar with these books,that thetinost cordial
ly invite attention to the following, as among
the ‘iny pointeof suPeriority and e*cellence
The Paper, Type,. Binding, Illustration, and
ifechanieal execution;
The Gradation and Progressive. Character of
the series.
The hagh,"urte,rceptione morrz; tone of the se
lections in each book. .
The cheapness as Compared:with other caries
in respect o quality, number V pages, quantity
of reading matter, &c., &c.
N. B:—Sample copies for Catunination and
-Comparison will be - furnished gratuitouslpon
applicatidn _to W. 13. Deans, Montrose; or the
publishers,
kirAicErtitx, Co.';
. 188A-1409mnd Et., New York.
In regard to an exchange of Behool Readera
in this county, at present,: I; have. pnlytn 9 : 7
diat I think the wantkor the county, in this
respect, do net demand a change: in" these hard
times for money. - .
I consider 111111441f1e RO*4oll *OW Mil, bait
" -
IV :o; , Trunur, Co. EivPs.
• ,
liction w it dag,"
_
• NEW FAsinolis for Fall ,. 1876, 'just received
at • ' READ 1& STROUD'S.
• Montruse . Sept. 13,1873w2.
business man need complain ;that; be'
is "too poor to adveitie" - ivhen tn• tan get the:
latest style busintss cards printed" at the
ocui,AT,otlice for threq dollars per ,thousand,and , '
other work in proportion.. - •
,
AT l'uniSfs Wagon Shops ' fine Tot at Plat
orin WagonS and . Buggieslull Com'
plete and • first-class • in- every; respect for sale
cheap fer cash. ' •
Montrose June 7 1876tt.
A LARGE 'assortment _of the. latest ant
neatest stylei.uf, visiting 'and btisiness "cards'
just received. at this office: Call endsee them
before ordering elsewber,e.. ,
We have just received a very large' stock of
plain • and &bey envelopes, letter and note pa
per, plain and fancy , hill hea,d papers; cards of,
all 'sizes and colors, colored - poster papers, etc.
all of which wo can afford to print" cheaper
than ally office in this'or neigh Wring countiea,
and in as good style. Mirk done in. black and
. colored inks. It you think there: is any that
can beat us, gig 13 us a trial, and we willsallow
you what' we eau do. All kinds of blanks on
band or printed to order.
MARBLE Wanas.
The 'runkliannoCk Marble Works of Burns
& White. are doing:a good business and are
getting out some very tasty loos of Head
Stones and' Monuments. A. B. Burns, of the
Eagle 'Drug Store, i s their authorized agent for
Montrose and vicinity. He has designs of
-Head Stones and Monuments. Any orders left
,withlirn will be promptly filled by Burns
"White.
Tunkhannock, Feb. 1876tf. • - •
CLAIRVOYANT BUMINATIONS fREE.
There is subject that requires so - much
study and experience as the treatment of et roil
ic,, diseases. The, astonishing success -.and' re•
Markable Cures performed .by ..Dr. Butterfield;
are due tO:the . gilt •of clairvoyance; to the 'life
!Ong study of the constitution of man i .and the
curing of diseaseS froth natural rentedieS. Cures
the worst forms tit Scrofula, Catarrh, Pil6, Fe.
male Weakn ass, . Asthma, Kidneys or Bladder
Will be at t e Catferty House, .Binghamton
Thursday, and, Friday, Oct. 19th and 20th..
IVE,wouLD advise all those • intending to
Make any purchases of Black Silks this fall to
wake themnow,. as there has been a great 'ad , -
vance in Raw` !Silk, which must - make a.
material advitribe in matufaCtured goods. \ C.r.
Sisson &Co.,- Binghamton; inform . us• that they.
have an unusually fine line of. Black Silks Ptir
chasetrat very, low : prices, : which they offer -lot
the:Pregent at: old prices ? _ which : , are about 25.
per cent leas' thau..the gekodS can be .purchased
now.. They have a large stock of Black . and:
Colored Cashmeres,logether: w tth an endless
Variety of every description of - FallDiesi Goods
which tliey offer upon themost favorable terms
Samples -sent with .pleasure to any address.
NEW ARR.,I,IIIIGEMENT
The People's ➢rub Store.
I. N. BULLAIIb, PROP,IIIETOIi.
KENYON .Druggist & Apothecary.
PATENT MEDICINE EMPORIUM
The undersigned-would TcspectfuOyannounce to all
the peupli: everywhete - that to his already extensiv
stoch and variety of Merchandise in the Grobery, Pro;.,
vision .and Hardware:line.
flu has added a v. ry choice assortment of PURE
DRUGS, PATENT NIEDICINES, BRUSHES, PER
FUMERY, &c.. which he flatters bims . 11 be can assure
the public 'they will find it to their advantage to exam
ine before parchasing elsewhere. • To all Physielans in
this section of the county he' would respectfully. an
nounce that he has secured the services of R. Kenyon.
as.Druggif4 andApothecary,vt hose long exocrience and
acknowledged care'and abilitY. entitle him to your en
tire cOnfidence in the line of coMpOtinding 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;
tines a SpeCialty. Also Domesticand Foreign Mineral
Waters—an extensivestock. Also fine Groceries
--
LEIBIG'S ;EXTRACT OF BEEF, FRESH SALMON
PICKLED & .CANNED CLAMS, LOBSTERS,
PEAS, CORN. BEANS, OYSTERS, &c., &C. .
In fact, anythingand everythingthat ordlna-rllyneed
ed: Respectfully soliciting a call Iremain
I. tr..BIILLARD
, 4,,
i t ,
• -;
Poxider! . PoWderi Powdei:
.
Blasting., Ritio.npd , Shot Politer, Shot, Lead, Gull
Tubes,Caps, Pouches, Flasks, Vase, &c.,
&c,.. for sale by -
Monttomp. _ N.-BULLARD. Sept,
MONEY ;TALIS ! - . '.•
These are prices
THAT KURT
- (not the customer.) ,
but ntherdealers who find' fruit becattie it spoils 'their_
Prgilta. They assert ;that Z cannot sell goods at prices
named, these prices are
R ot fora bait. but are gen
uine and will be fulfilled. in every particula . Call and
see for yourselves. . .
MONEY: SAVED IS MONEY
EARNEU!
WEBSTER The Olothicr's PRICE LIST
For FALL ac WINTER 18764.``
Good heavy $ , business suite 7.00
Diagonal silk mixed *Alta • • OM
Heavy casslmere suite... , •• • 8..00
Basket worsted rul•iv.. ••• • • .... ........ 10.00
FAicy plaid cassimere gala 11.40
English Diagonal suits. 17.00
French basket suits . . ... .
'AU wool Broad cloth coats
7.50
Heavy sheeps may overcoat', • ' 4.50
Chinchilla *vet coats 7.00
.Fu'r Beaver overcoats . .. .. 10,50
Fine di gonat
l overcoats 12.00
Union eater overcoat . ..... . . 1.00
Frey ch, Beaver overcolts (all , colors).. .. . ..
•.• 12.00
Boyb Clothlng-3 to 10 years.
Heavy mixed schoolsuits• , 340
Cassimore snits - 5.00
Diagonal and basket suits.. &so
Stout overcoats' . ::. - - 4.50
Cape .and ulster otercoats. •
Boys' Olothiag• 'to 15:years.. - :'c 4'
Heavy, Mixed sehoed sults.. ... ' `5.00
Heavy casslmere suits ....... • •••••;••••4••• ••• •
Diagonal and basket suits - 7.50
Heavy every-day overcoats ••
" 1,711
Ch incn ills overcoats...
'Beaver and Fur Beaver - 8 .00
Cape and Ulster 7.50
Youths' Clothing 16 years -to men'ssisgs.
• ,
Good undershirt ordilwron ' . • r .
Gad knit jackets ' ••. .75
Good wool shirts • 160
Good h cotton socks.'.:.•
vl i g C ove red folded,end collars • •••
And all otheOloodi
• . .-‘"
' ' Nand 111_111logn, tEktroot.:l ^
, Sept. 110,
'rhe Mee PIA.
'New York #red* -0.
. , •
iteported Evez7 Week Rrpresslrtor .Tua Mow:Beet
Dr mocnvr by .Hayden &Dttekworth,Produee Cora.-
:tetsilon literetuinfts. 325'Washibgton Street.
N Or ' •
•
Sep!. 1;• 1876
a
BirrrEt. - • " • • •
State, dairy pails,.select P 94 '3O
State, dairy pails, prime:. . . .. , ..27 , 29
_State, dairy pails,-..fair to good.. :.21:1 ®.BO
State, dtory, pails, poor to oritk -25 1 !
State, ereatnerY,.select invoices. :88 • 4,
State, sweet creatn,`pails, 83
State, sweet cream, good to primc3o @ 821
State, sweet cream,. lair to good:. :25 srgt 27
State Firkins, choice ..yellow 28 '29
State Pirkias, gcod to prime. ..;.26 2B
State FirldaS, &if tiigood ,26
,1 CHEESE. •
•
State Factory,,finecto fancy' _lO la
" '`good to, primp.. 8Xl&
" ." • fair... • (3%Q
State farm Dairy, fancy... ". BX4
' good to' prime.. . 7%0
"" fair to good • • 133ie
State & Penn 2o%@
Western inime
MEATS AND STOOK.
Spring, lambs, Jersey, prime .. 01.1 2 1 g
Spring lambs, State, gold ........ OM@
Live,calvel,,:State,good to prime. 83
Live calves. State, fair to g00d.... 8
Hogs, city dressed...... .. . . .... . . 791.0
• • LIVE POULTRY. .
Spring chickens,lieictJ'y,per 'IOIQ
Spring'ebickens, western, per lb.. q 4
Fowls, Jersey, per lb •
.....
Roosters, per •. . 8@)
Ttirkeys,jersey, per lb , - I.4@t
rforkeys,western;per lb •
...... 14Q1
Ducks, 'Jersey, per 'pair... • 751 g
Ducks, westeril r per pair.; .... .6.5 Q
Geese, Jersey, per. pair • .2 .CO(4)
Geese, western,_ per - pair... . 1 --37@
-DRIED FRUITS.
Apples, State,.slicetl, ax®
Apples, State, quarters... - 6%(gt
Peaches, reeled,
Cherries, prime • ..15 igk
Plums,State .• • .; • 12
Raspberries 22 . ®
County, Business Directory.
•
Two lines in Ma Directory, one year, $1.50 ;, each ad
. ilitional line. 54cents.
WM N. HAGHWOUT, Stater. ,Wholesale Retail
dealer in all kindt of slate roofing. ; slate paint, etc.,
Roofs repaiied with slate paint to drder. Alto. elate
paint fore ale by the gallon ot• barrel. Itlontrose.
LILLINGS. STROUD, General; Fire and Life fakir
tine Agents, also, sell Railroad and,
.Aecidental
Tickets to New York and Philadelphia. one
door east of Wm. H .Cooper Sc Co's bank ;
WM. H. BOYD & CU, Dealeis in; Stoves, .Itardware._
and Mann( cturers of Tin and Sheet-Lon ware, cor
ner of Maiu and Turnpike, street. . • = • :
A. N. Bullard, Dealer in Groceries, Provisions,,Bookr,
Stationery and Yankee Notions; at the head of Pub
lic Avenue.' -.•
WH. H. COOPER & CO., Bankers. Sell Foreign Pas
sage Tickets and Drafts on England,
,Ireland,, and
Scotland. . • = -
. -
WM. L. CuX, Harness maker and'. dealer in all arti
cles usually kept by the trade s opposite the bank.
JAMES E. CARIIA.LT, Atterney.iii-Law. Office ; one
door below Tarhell louse, Public Avenue.
H. ROSENTHAL, Auctioneer: Calls S. Fillman & Co.;
Montrose, Pa.
NEW MILFORD.
SAVINGS BANK. NEW MILFORD. Six per cent.
interest on all Deposits, \ Does a general Banking
business. S. B. CHASE & L OG.
H. GARRET it ,SON. , Dealer in _ Flour . Fed Meal ,
Salt, Lime,:.Cement, Groceries - and Proyisloni, oft
Main Street, opposite the Depot. t
N. F. LUMBER, Carriage, Maker. rictnre•Framer i and
Undertaker, a few rods from Phinney's Hotel, near
M.E. Church. .
• .GREAT BEND.
B. P. DORAN, Merchant Tailor and dealer in Beads
Made Clothing, Dry Goods, Groceries add Provisions,
. 11 , 1 tinin S:reet. „ ;
•
lErra ITT,
Would call attention to hi New Stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.!
Now OD salebOD, in new
D Za
.LADIES' DRESS GOQDS, BLACK
AND COLORED .ALPACAS,.,
•
NEW STYLE OF PRINT&
SHAWLS, WATNR-PROOFS, FLAN
NELS, BALMORAL, AND HOOP
SKIRTS, VELVETS, HOSIERY,
HEAVY WOOL UOODS; CARPETS, OLT
CLOTHS,PAPER HANGINGS, BUPA-
"LO AND LAP ROBES, FURS, HATS •
, • Alm CAPS; BOOTS AND SHOES,
- HARD WARRIRON,NAILS, • F.
STEEL ; STOVES .AND
GROCERIES, ETC. • :•
In great variety, and , will be sold on the most
tavorible terms, and lowest prices, •
• 11.'BUREITT
New Milford. May Ist; 1875. • .
= The. undersigned tiering entered tote co-partnerebly`
undeutbe firm name of
Le R O YDECKER,'
doing beelnitie at the old stand Of . 14 L. Belt* .
NEW 'BiILFORD I
keep constaet)y on hand o meal assortment of
\ AND P1.101:111.,
A,~Maullttitaf Implement., -
etc., all of eiltieb 'trill . ** sold at the loWest eaikpttoes...'
•
L Lew!"
• Dapiniz. `
, pertain:6l66 . W to ine lie iequeesetti':
settle the Mee inuntelletely by cash or n 910.—; ,t
Lettet •
New-11,111ford, Ang: 'MG.' • L ' awl • : -
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