Arrangoment of Mills.
RAILIIOAIi
Arrives: Deparse
sounkhanuock,. QOp in:l2 15 m
V 1.14. S'I'AGSS .
.• • ,‘
blentroie 6QOp '62Oll'A.
'ew Milford., (Daily.) . 00 am r Yhopm
wyal at.ing„ . ...•C0,41 nulfroOp
7 r iendaville,(trl weekly,), 6wpre."' 61)043 ,
000klin to
(tri
3ingliaintoiA via S. Lake,(tri weekly)..;: -6 00p . 700 p ra
.g e e.hoppeii,(tri weekly,) 10004 m 800 p In .
The N'ew York, (via ;Siontroae, 4ctpot,) . N.ew Milford;
raukhornoek,a , nd Wytilusing are '• ,
The Oonklin Station mall runs 1 1`deadaye;,Thuradala,..
T aal Saturdays. - •
The Binghamton mail, (via Sllapt Tries;
lays, Thuladays—and Saturdaye:.-• •
Vrieudsville mailrana Tuesdays,Thuradays,and Sn't .
irdays.
TUC ethoppen mai Ininslionclaye,Wediitts.ldayiAltd
vridaya. .
, t.T
AnIIIONAL STIfOZA. , :
: • " •" '
•
A Stageleavee daily for 'Alontroie fiepotint .13i.,and
-eturue at 6P . m •, - • - -
A Stage leaves daily for New -Milford at\iitin.' in.
vud returne at3:lop.m.'• \ .„
E. C. FORDriA.M. P. Sf.
liotitrose - Railway Time Table.
Arrangatent of Trains.' To take effect on Aliitiday;
•
Bprill7, 1876. ,
Down Tramp:
".r.JUTICIVARD. , ,- - ,14014TEMAD
545 10.15..... .. :. Montrose...—. '.. ..9,00 .4.52 .
565 10 25 Allen's
~. ' ' 846 .645
558 1028. Cool's ' 840 \ 448.:
605 1032 Hunters ' ... 885 . 444
508 1036. :.......Woodhourne.... .... '.. 830 , 440
• 612 1040.:". - • Dimock..}. 525 436 .
617 1047. Tylees...l.. .... - 1 815 ~428
625 1057 '42o 1
i 5.....,
S3O 110 ' Lynn... • '755 412 ' •
645 11l Avery's__ • '745 -4 05
653 1128. ....... ....Lemon '735 400\
,
705 1135 - Lobeck - .725 845-;
'll6 1145 ...... _ Storey's 7/5 '3 37
720 12 00.. ...... ...Tunkhannock \ 700 322
• "l'inins will run on Lehigh Valley , time as kept in'tho
Ittflite of P. & 1.7. - Y. RR at Tunkhaonoeli.
___ _
All trains connect ucTunkhannock with P. &1 , 1 Y.
U. R. going north and south. • •
JAMES'. 1: BLLKSLER. Pres' r. '
,
Stanch Chtmk. 'April 17. 1876. 1
List of New Advoriioements.
igic Books.
Administrator's Sale—Real estate of Albert
G. Reynolds.
Administrator's Notice-restate:of Thomas
R White.
k
BUSINESS Lo9e.ts..
ShaWl lost. -
Holloway's , Pills.
Teachers'. ExamiOat
CONFIDENCE:. AMONG nERCIINTS.7-The New \
'fork Tribune says : With the advance or the
season, the prospects of satilaCtory tran§ac
dons in every branch of trade become brighter.
Already merchants and importers are in good
spirits over the prosPerity of their. business *A
feeling of confidence' Pervades . mercantile cir:
cles which lain marked: contrast with the pre .
Tailing feeling in,preVious years since :the pan
ic. Recently there 'has been a great influx of
1-vple to the city, and the . hotels are crowded
wiot Wholesale buyers from the eouutry.. The
4 ilvaLtage ejpectek.l to 'be derived., fipio- the
Qeu tent.iiVExhibitiort `New York dealers ,
hat. at' la m.'nPriarent. almost every.
lira no\ o de trap ctloi are,, , ,
daily inCre4s7,
bag, aiv*-rnanf buYers, * s$
who previ!ius, years
' Dbtahi l ed lip kern - Wstern town..ci,!
ire to l be seen - -Aaking,purchases in Ntly , York,
They geribiallY felkOrt crop' s`to be na i goOd con
ditionL The Fall A V- h tlesale trade isnow'fairlY
begun, and the trastle :and - aciivity visible in
every business part of the city' furnish sufficient
evidence of returning prosi)erity. ' So, great is
khe pTssure of business _that the clerks,atmanv
wholesale houses are occupied up" to 12\ o'clock
at night preparine the dayls sales for shipment.
One o' the'most encouraging indications, alter
chants say, is the disposition , el buyers to do .
i'usiness it on a safe_ ha,sis..
TIIE TRICK og A TRAIIP—EIias Schtv.e.itzer,
tifatmer living near Bearto wn, Lancaster Cowl- I
ly, agreed to entOtain a graleroanly looking
tramp, who professed willingne„ss . tapay'lor his
lodging, onylay last week.. After having.par
takeliof his-supper the tramp, took a cigar `and'
i
handed One to his . ' host. Thy 'smoked'' and ,
talked DU different topics until 10 o'clock,,when
'Mrs. S. told the - boys! to 'go to bed. At this
point the stranger said he Would arn4se the
boys before they retired. He ireforme4several
tricks which pleased -them a!l.\ \tui. Said
. he
could take a ball, which he h' his hand,
and place it in the bail•rt with Out leaving the,
loom. Thisastquistleit them all' - SAW that
if the familtwotild remit 'him he Wottld 'go
into a room up stairs to arrange, she hap, ivhich,
'would not. require more iliai;;;.vyventy minutes;
and when vijoUld':-Oacap, on 'the, ILO ; Mey
were to they - Nituld
find tht l ), haii,:behiwt Ishorse; ''they-:kept,
curry-Cora 6,, warted in • a iqece••:of: 'Silk. The
family tieing nexious , lo- see ( the performance
thowt4 the atranger tnto best`, room and
then waited - for the signal to go out In, about
twentylminutel fh stamping
_wet's_ heard and
the party ieftlortlie f barn and examined the ,
turry-comb box and on the ground, but_could
act find the ball, and in ten minutes returned,
when Sr. Schweitzer went,up to the room and
bawl it enipty. and 478 taken from the drawer.
—I poin ti
for I would' deter others from , entering, that i
place of torment. Half the yung.nten in this
ant witb — sis Waif lot 4 dithughlOinots; 'bet=
kr, would go into business—that is into debt- 7 '
tomorrow if they couldi.. , MostrOori, men are
lo ignorant mit) envy the merchant or thanu-.
Acturer, whose:life 'IS ineisitine
withpecuniary difficulties, who is driven to
constant "shinning," and who, from month to
tonth,; barely evades the insolveney which
sooner or later,overtakeskaost 'then 111 business;
so that it has been computed that hut one in.
twenty ot,Oketu l lsaiers, a'peenniatY
YET my own part I would rather be a Convict
ju the (State prison,4 l rice swamp,
than to pass, through', life under:the harrow of
debt Let no. man iiisjiiao bimself unforttt
Bate, or truly Stk king as he has the' full •
use oi his limhs' and - , la - lin - Ines, and in substan:
tially tree from debt,' "finager„.coldii.age, hard ,
kirk, contempt, suSpicion, unjust reproach are
4isagreeable,bliCiter*. is infinitely worse than
tlitm all. And if, 4. 1 110 'Waged 'God toopere
tither or all MY - Sons -to , be the'suppo4 of my
*lining years, the lesson whiCh I mist
e4 tneatly seek to _impress 4PP4 tbes4 ,hsl ...lfev
fir run in • debt." Avoid peOtnisri ObligatiOis
You would , ,pestpotwe 0r , :4 1 1 1, 4*, I pu
hoe hut. tiftir :n Cut 4,0 e mor TOO 4
th4P
oa~~t;'.;Z .
trp,Traina,
week, buy a peck'of - Corn, parch it, and live
on it, rather than owe a dollar. Of cDurse, I
knowthe. same men must do business that in'-
, wolves a risk, and muit'give notes or other ob
ligational, and I do, not' call him in- debt who.
can lay his hands directly on the means of pay
ins, at some little..sacriqce all owes„;I speak
tot real debt —tliat which involves .risk or sue-.
rifice one side, obligation an dependence
on the otlicr—and I say, from all "such let eery
youth ininibir pray God to preserve him ever
.
tn,ore.--Greeley.
NATISFIED.—The Cplietneral
pf charac
ter
.human discontents is graphically .
trated in the wcather, which may. have been
ordered.changed for the purpose of , showing up
the inconsistencies of mazi 'But a few weeks
agO ti ore arose- an almost universal protest
againstswafp dabs, and 'now, When - mnsquitoes
begin to hOmeirard fly, the first salutation of
meeting friends 'every moinini , is the "weather
is too cold, for this season of the year." ~F rom
sighing tor iceberg; a few weeks ago they have
come to almost censider cremation a comfort
and a genial practice that ought to be encour
aged. The fall of mercury trom the nineties to
the forties,' a difErence of fifty degrees only, ac•
counts for it. •
Business Locals.
LOST--Saturday, September ack on the road
between New Milford •thul Steinhack's Corners,
a red, striped shawl. ,The finder, will please
leavA at Decker's store in New Milkord, or
notify me, and 1 will *pay for the trouble.
.New - Milford, Oct. 2,1876.
_ HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.-Tti Blood is the yell'
esscnce 'cit health and life. it furnishes the
compenenls of tiesh,*bone,muscle,nerve:and in
tegument. The stomach: is the apparatus—the
arteries the distributors s and the intestines the
channels .by ) thich the waste matter, is curried
off: Upon t e stomach and bowels, these med
icines act simultaneously. 25 cents per box or
Oct. 4,1876w1.
TEACELEIRS' EXAM LIS ATION B. • • . -
The-annual examination of teachers, will be.
held' as follows, each. class organized- at - , 9
l' l' ti clotk a. in. ; each applicant to - be -present be
fre the first branch is' passed over. No pri
orate examinations except ,iir especial cases and
on request of School Directors, who will please
see that no person commences to teach without
rs proper certificate. ~ '
1 Sprinoville Village school house, Thursday,
October sth: - - - - .
Brooklyn Centre school house, Friday, Octo
ber Otia.
liariord Village school house, Saturday, Oct.
7th.,
1 , Friendsville school house, Monday, net: eta,
Silver Lake, Ward's school house, Tuesday,
f OCt. 10th. r '
1 Liberty. Centre 'School house,' 'Wednesday,
Oct. ilth;' , - ,
• NeW - Milford Bora Schoolhouse', Friday; Oct
13th.
~ -
Jackson, Savory - school house. Tuesday, Oct
17th. ' • . . I
-...,
r
Herrick, ..iniondale schoCil house Wednes
day; 00.1.8 th
. Corners sclioBl' house, Thursday Ont.
19th.
Lenox, GlenwOod school 'house, Friday, Oct.
20th.
Rush, Grangerville school house,Wednesday,
Oct. 125tb. Ni - - •
rszn isnitaci fltlt
Forest Lake Centre 'school house, Tuesday,
Oct: 31st. - - •
Gibson, Smiley school house, Thursday, bro
vemlicr 2d. .
Thomson centre school' house, Friday, Nov.
SUsquebanna,Graded.schoothouse, Saturday,
Nov.-4th. •
Great Bend Village school house, Monday,
Nov. 6th.
Atiburu Centre school house, Thursday, Nov.
Mc•ntrOse Graded school house, Saturday,
'Nov. 18t.i. •'
Lathrop, llopbottom school house, Tuesday,
Nov
Teachers will ,
need paper, ink, pen, pencil
and careful attention with pron3ptness 'in at,
teudance and work. , Better qualificatielf:will
be demanded for same grade of certificate as
foriner,iy. .
Office day at Montros - e; the first Monday of
each mouth at of o'clock p. tu.
MST/TIMES* •
Jackson, Savoi4 ; Monday, October 16th.
Rush, Grankervllle, Tuesday ; Oct. 24th. •
-Auburn Centre; W eduesday, Nov;.Tsnth.
:.,Friendsville, Friday, Nov. 24th.
• Each \to commence 'at 10 o'clock a. nl. : and
Close with educational' address.' in the evening.
- .:Teachers' Directors - and friends ot edueation
in reach of these are earnestly invited to at
tend and aid. ••• -
.
W. C. TILDEN, Co. tOp' t.
Montiose, ‘ Oat.-4, 1878. • ;I
AT PIIIIDY'S Wagon Shop a finelot of Plat
nrm WNgons and Buggies lull trimmed; Com
plete and first-class In every respect for_ sale
cheap for Cash, -,
Montiosn Stine 1,.1876t1
Puncriiie.
We have hist received a very large- ; stock of
plain.arici faucy'envelopes, letter sod note pa
per, plainand fancy bill bead papers, Card* of
all foxes and nolora, uoldred poster papers; etc.
all Of 'which wo-.can afford to print cheaper
than any office in this or: neighboring counties,
and in se good.ityle Work done irrblick and
colored inks. It you think tbere lay any That
can sbeat us, gibe ua a 'trial, and we will show
you what we , can do. All kinds of blanki on
nand"orprinted to , order.;
kaBLE Wonics. •
Tnnkitannock .Marble Works of Burns
& White are 'doink a good - business and are
getting 'out some every tasty jobs of _ Bead
Stones :and Monuments.: A. B. Burns, of the
BNle,Diug Btore f ls, .heir, authorized agent for
Montt* and .van4nity. ; He has `designs of
Head S.toiles and Monuments. Anrorders left
with him , will be vromptly filled by. Burns &
White. , _ - - •
Tunkliannotk,.Fib. 1876tf.
W WouLD advise all -those intending to
make Ituy,purchaSes of Black Silks thii fall to
make them now e 'ss there been a great ad
vance'in Raw - Silk,, ,which must , make a
material advance in ManUfactured goods. C.F.
SiasOn &Co., Bitighainton,intorm us , that they
bane an unususig fine iineof Black Silks pur
.ctutsed at very, low prices, which they: offer. for
the presefit at old prices which are about 25
per cent !eats th in the go ods' can be _purchased
now. 'They have ,a large stock - of Black and
- Colored 'Cashmeres, together . with an endless
%%tidy of every,descriptlon oP Fall Dress a:Ws
Svbich they offer upon the trimt favorable terms
Samples sent' wfth_ pleas** to any addrviia.
THE .DEMOCRAT,', OCTOBER '..-1,--,.1876.
,Car'OATS wanted at this office on subscAp
tion. _
Ol e n Newspapers for sale_ at this Office at ten
cents per dozen..
HANDBILLS for A.uction Saleso te., printed
at the DEMOCRAT office in first-eitt 6i.yle and
at reasonable prices.
ti374.new lot ot summons •-ind subpoenas
printed at this Office. Other:blanks in iia:
fusion, all prepared-with care. . •
.
No rcE .— Now is the . time, and at Potter's
is.the Oite to get good Dental work done
eheap::
Alordrose, 5ept...27, 1876.
HENRY OItANE.
TII63I3tER'S Cel..brated Extraot of 3.1a1t, Wtn,
Massey Lt' (3o.'s• Philadelphia Ala t. M. A. Ly
on's, Druit.Storey.' • . • I
Moutrose, Aug. 9, 1870.
- , -
Fon PURE
- Drums and Medicines, Fine Toilet Toilet
Articles, jewelry and. Perfutnery, go to M. A.'
I.4on's Drug Store.
Montrose, Aug. 9,1856. „ .
. .
PlloTOdn'APns.-;41 - Ctures taken'in• all the lat
est styles. - ',Old pictures, copied-and enlarged,'
Also a splendid lot of frames • for sale :cheap,
"•' • . •atG. W. RooLarrpes.
, Montrose, Juue:lo, '74.--4f. .•.. - • • '
•
To. Run.
House and Lot to rent in Montrose, Mgquire
of J. B. McCollum.
May 81, 1876.—tf.
NEW ST'oca of carpets:, oil cloths, matting,
etc.,just received.
• GUTTENBERG. ROSENBAUM' &•CO.
Montrose, April 12; 1876tf.
Srunio Styles Sllit Hats, felt and fur. Boys
Centennial Hats, just opened at
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & CO.
April 12, 183.6tf.
FREsti OYSTERS have commenced arriving at
he Keystone Saloon, one door above first Na 7
ional Bank, basement: Drop in and see.
\ GEO C. LULL,
Montrose, Aug. 23,1876tf.
A MAGNIFICMIT lot of one Cloths and Cassi
meres, Coatings and Suitings for custom work,
just • received. call and leave your measure for a
new suit at " •
GUTTENBERG ROSENBAUg 435 CO.
April 12, 1876tf.
Nsw LACE CURTAINS by the sett or, yaril.
Table Litiens,, Napkins, towels, and House
keeping goods in great variety at
• - GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM &. CO.
1 51ontrose, Apfil 12,1876tt.
•
. .
• ---
JE:iVETT'S Pure.AV !lite Lead, Hall Bradley t% - ,.
Co's. Lead; .White-Zine, Ready Mixed Paints,
Colored Paints in Oil and Fine Graining Col ,
ors, - Tor sale at M. A. Lyon's Drug Store.
Montrose, Aug. 9, 1876. • -
CIGAR AXD CONFECTIpIiERY STORE.
Haying bought Louis Knoll's stock 01 Cigars,
Tobaeco and COnfeetionery; I, can ttirnish.
first-class articles for the least. money. Fine'
summer drinks fur the thirsty::.
- - . JAXES ZERPASS.
Montrose, July 26,1876. . -
PROF. H. COOSWELL will /101 d und of his
Grand Musical Conventions at Birchardville
commencing on Tuesday, October 10th, and
closing with a, concert on Friday evening.'
Termi—Ltidies, 60 cents '• - \ gentlemen $1 ;
children, 25 cents ; concert, 25 cents.
Sept. 27, 1876. - 4ow4
..,.... . ~.,. __.
. ,
:.-- The .
'"SaTe' - of .:Taylor's Family ; Medicines is
steadily on the increase, The saki of the past
year being more than double o(anYpreVions
year. The reason of this is on account of the
genuine' merits of the goods themselves and
-the fair and impartial Manner in - which they
are sold. -
July 26, 1876. '-.
SEIVNG MACIILNII FOR SALE.
A new ,sewing machine will be sold. "dirt
cheap" and on' easy terms, as the iiresent own
er has no use for it. Iliquire by person or let
ter at the DEMOCRAT Office. Any one wanting
a. machine will make tnouey by giving this
their attention. •
Montrose, Sept. Q. 187601
TIME AND PLACE
Now is THE TIME TO PAINT.
Lead and Oil - cheaper than they 'have been
known for years. Burn's Eagle Drug Store is
the place to buy anything in the PAINT anti
DRUG line at the very , lowest figures. A hsrge
assortment. of .Brushes and Varnishes constant=.
ly in stock. The celebrated Hall, Bradley, &-
Co.'s Pure White Lead constantly on hand, for
vihich,BunNs is the Sous' AGENT for Montrose
and vicinity. - •
Montrose, April 19, 1876tf. ,• '
' WE TAKE pleasure in calling the attention of
our readers to the fact that the popular Dry
'Goods house nf C. F. SissON Go., Bingham
ton, are now reeciving an_nnusually large and
Complete assortment of new, spring goods. Not-
Withstanding the cry of 'thud times," this
hoise informs us that. their trade is larger, than
at any former season. This is easily accounted
for by the fact that they always offer the most
reliable goods at the same prices that many
houSes sell a very inferior grade. All the nov
elties of the seasons both of foreign and do
mestic manufa•:ture, may now be found upon
their shelves, and a t'isit to their atote.will.con
vnce anyone that that, is the place to trade. r
BURGLARS Ar .wóuc BiNGEIAMTON !
They have been, entering houses and knock
ing down men after dark on the back streets,
but at this time of writing the police think
they have a clew that may lead to the entire.
citpture of the gang. The thin .of Hine -4St
Slinks 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 cast., They also keep on hand the largest
and cheapest , line, of black E ilks, in ;the city.—
Maiming goods of all kinds a specialty. Bend
for samples. No trouble to show goods.
. SHOLES.
Binghamton, Aug. 2, 1876.
•
NO CURE,' No PAT,
.Kirby's Cough Etalsaiii,a very palatab:e corn;
Ound, for the various affections of the throat
and lungs. Used with great success in case of
Asthma ,Bronchitis. It is Prescribed by the
physicians and endorsed by the people. War- _
used to give entire Satisfaction
,or money re
funded. • ,
Kirby'S Magia Relief for, the instant cure of
severe and acute pains: % - •
Kirby's Tasteless Worm Lozenges. : Sure,
safe and effectual.
"Kirby's Condition Powders for gutilify, qitah
tity andpulrit# are superior to,surfowder for
stock raanufactureil. s .2. •
Kirbee Camplior Lee Sat Alla* handror_
sunburn.' - , '
,'For sale pj :Vivi:gists Itaittrose, and
Dealers la iledielna-threuglwat tl a coulto,y.
June 20 • 111170y1.
A LARGE assortment of the latest and
:neatest styles of visiting , and business cards
just received at this office. Cali and see theM
before or.lering elsewhere.
No" businesS man need complain that be
is "too poor to c acivertise". he can get the
latest style business cards printed' at the DEM
OCRAT office-for. three doliarA per thousand,and
other work in pioportion.
C7,:%lR.VOithr E.I]t , iATIoNS FEE.
.
There - is :ne sabject that requires ,so much.
study and,experience as theireatment: of et Ton
ic diseases.. The astonishing`success and
yaarkable cures -performed by -Dr. Butterfield,
arellue. to the gift.elairyoyance.: ,to the lite
.
long study _or Ali? constitution of Man, and the
curing ordiSUlses from natural remedies.' Cures
Abe worst fortes of Serbfilla, Catairb; Piles; FeL•
male WeakneSs, Asthma, • Kidneys or' Bladder
Will be at \the;:Cafferty. HoUse, • Binghamton.
Thursday, and :Friday,- Oct. lfith --and 20th,
To SCHOOL- PißEcrons—The attention , of
the members Of - the c , :voral- Boards of School
Directors,in Susquehanna and adjoining Conn
ties,is'invited to the following testimonials and
.endorsf-ments - by the leading Educators and
&h9Ol OffiCer& of -this NORMAL, DISTRICT, relit
,
tive to the
STANDARD 'CHARACTER AND .
.. - :SyERLING MERIT
OP
SANDE RS' UNION READERS; &C.,
published in an appeal to their patrons. only s
short time since, on the occasion of determ
ined effort, similar to the one now being made
in this county, by agents of rival publishers,to
displace these bpcikl3.
The undersigned, residents of the sth Nor-,
mal District of Pennsylvania, comprising he
counties of Bradford, Lycoming, Potter, Sus
quehanna, Sullivitn,Tioga,and Wyoming,wmild
respectfully represent, that since
SANDERS'UNION READERS /ND 'SPELL
LERS, ROBINSON'S SERIES OF MATHE-'
MATICS,AND SPENCERLIN COPY-BOOKS,
have been qttite generally introduced into and
are now in use as a whole, Or in part, in a large
majority of the Public Scliools of this Normal ;
District, and - believing, as we:do, - that these
books are Standard Works of Sterkng:Merit,tind
among-, the very best-published ; :and, seeing ;no.
sufflezent reason... for a change, would earnestly
advise any- Who may be tempted, - by interested
parties, to displace these . books, Wexerpise great
.eautton,-and Lb be fully satisfied of the superiOr
-merit of the books proposed as substitutes, be.
fore subjecting -the Patrons - to the additional.'
expense, of purehaszng new books, as well as *-
schools to the "neat inconvenience and trouble int
eident Ice the I ntroduction . - ot displacement sof
Text-Bo)ks—besides thereby preyenttng
formitgki..nearly,tittained in:this District.
• F A Allen, institute Conductor and fornier
_Principal of State, NOrmal School,Mansfield,Ps:
Chas H Verrill, Principal of , Mansfield State ;
Normal School,
A. A. Keeney, Co. Supt. of Bradford Co.
Elias Horton, " Tioga "
W Allen, ." Potter "
W C Tilden, " " Susquehanna
T F Gahari, " LYcoming "
Thompson Bodle, " " ' Wyoming "
J T Reed, former, " " Lycoming
H. H. Hutton, former Principal Troy -Graded
• School. .
H E Pitcher, former Principal To it anda Public.
Schools.
A tl Berlin, former Principal Montrose Graded
School. •
F M Smith, Teacher of Maths., Ztc., State*Nor
ma. School, Mansfield.
Lemuel Ammerman, Teacher Lang., Ike., State
Nor. School, .Mansfield.
Alonzo A.mmerman, Princ. of Com. Dep., State
Nor, School Mansfie/d.
The Count.* Superintendents above named;
%vim -two e.keeptions, are still. acting as such ID
their respective counties, and have expressed
themselves as having uniformly opposed chang
ing the above mentioned books for the reasons
stated in their appeal to their patrons. •
The Publishers• desire to say to any not fa- -
-rbiliar with theit books,that they most cordial
ly invite attention to the following, as among,
'the many points of superiority and excellence
The Paper, bpe, Binding, Illustrations, and
Mechanical execution.
The Gradation and Progradie. Charade,. of
the Feries.
The /ugh, thiereepttortable azpral tone of the:se
lections in each book. .
The cheapness as compared with other aeries
in respect to quality,number of pages, quantity.
of rehding matter, &c.,
B.—Sample j topies for examination and
comparisun will be furnished gratuitously . on
application- to W. B. Deans, Montrose, or : . tbe
publishers, • .
BLARFAIAN, TAYLOR 86 CO.;
138 & 140 Gfand St., New York'
In regard to an exchange of School Readeri
in this county, 'at present, I have , only to say
that I think the wants of the county, in this
respect, do,inPtit - demand a'ehange, in these hard
times for money.
' I consider Sanders' Reade.rs among the' best
lutilishe(4 ,
W. C. TILDRI!' ) CO. Sppt.„,
Montrose; Aiig. 2,1876
MONEY TALItS
These are prices
T 14AT:- H.URT.
• . (not the cuatomer,Y
..• . •
but other dealers who And fruit because it spoils their
profits,. They assert that I cannot, sea go od s at prices
named. these prices are not for a bait, but aragen-
Aline mid will, be fultilled,in eyery particulti.4 - rail , and
see, for yourselves. .
MONEY SAVED IS ,MONEY
EARNED!, --,
WEBS'I'ER the Olothiees PRICE LIST .
- For FALL dr. WINTE•R 11.1t76.7.
• . . . . . . „ -- ..
Good heavy business snits .: * ' • ,-.. . - • ....:.'. s' 7:00 1 1
Diagonal silk mixed 5a1t5.....,
.; -• . .' ~. : 8410
Heavy cassimeie s uite.....' ;.' ' • ..• . 8.00
Basket worstattsni•s., - !,*•1.'...; -,..•.'...••."...,, .. -. .' 10.00 1
Foley plaideasitimere cults '. ' ---- - , 11.00
English Diagonal suite • - '' - - ,'.: 17.00
French basket snits - . .- •.::,4_;4• ; iii"4 ,- (.'.i... 17.00
All wool Broadcloth Coate ' - • -.-.,..-.
....,.. ... ~.. . 7.50
Heavysheeps gray overcoats.. , .'e.“'..b• - ..'. , ..:;.•.';-: "4.50
Chinchilla overcoats .. v.....x.•.... ... ........, 1 „ - - -...7.00
Fur Beaver Overcoats'. •-- '• ' - ''' '.- r- - .'.',--...;:-. '...... 10,50
Fine diagonal overcoats -' : - 12.00 .
.
Union Beaver overcoat..... - '' ' • -
ilia••:,e, . ti".0 ,, ••g1• :ta l k
French Beaver ovsrcoAti(all colors) ' .: - .7 . :"; •:. '12.00
',--,' •:.
.80ye. P .....
, ClOtsiing-4' , t9 - 40 . 3reart. .: •-_
Heavy ,mixed'i , e — liwilau," k ti, : l ' '''- • ''''' 'Or pears: ..
': '•:- ' ''' '' no '•
Cassimers enits....• , ~,,.. ::.."
~..;...;t ; .,,, ' - ' ' 5.00
. Diagonal andhailtet snits • • ' • • 5.150
Stout 0verc0nt5......i:.„,: , .. - .:"..r. , :. , ..-„,..--e - ' -- ' - 4.50
Cape and ulster overcoats • - - • - - . - 8,00
1:,loya" o,lol4lng—p to 15 yearn.
Heavy mixed school suits..
Heavy caesimerse enjta • • •;..... 6.00
Diagonal lipid baßkat. t 710
Heavy every - day overcoats .. 8.76
Oh nen lila overcoat.
Beaver anA_Fur , overcoats " R: 8.00.
Cape,and — Dboter overcoats 7,50
Youths Clothing 16 yearn to moil's sins
Good underskirt or &SWOTS . - .
- 10
Good knit jackets ' ".
Good wool shirts: .. • 1•00,
Good cotton 4.... .. ... . 41
•Diollt covered folded end ... •.10
. ''''"
And siot4F, E o ol l :l 74 l- ,Toidttios.•- I
• ' u. vilßeriii. SR.
nand 64 Court Street. • -s •
Bblatliulttilso
4fstot. 20, 1810.
The Zarkete.
"New. Vatic Produce Market.
Re ported Every Week Exprelieltfoi TEE' MOll7lloo*
Danitoonia by Hayden &fluckwortb,Prodneo Com
-tainsiOn hierenants. 3`25 Washington Street.
- • ' - tiew,York., • '
State, dairy pails , select. . 0 30. ,
State, dairy pailsc.prime • 27 O. ~.29.
State ;
. dairy, g00d...,.28 . 08Q
State, -datry pink poor to fair. . 25
State, creamery, - Select invoieee...B3 431 .
State, sweet cream, pails, choice... 32 .33
State, sweet cream, good to, printe2o 0 32
State, sweet Bream lair to good.. .25 0.-. 27
StateFirkins; choice .yellow. - : 28 0 29
State . lirkios, g004:t0prime..'..;•.26. 0. 28'
State 'Firkins, !air _to pod . - 24. 0 -23
011RESE.
State Factory, fine to fancy 10
" good . to prime... €3( 2 'o
" " fair. ; ... • ........ 0 4a@
State farm Dairy, fancy... 83i0
• " " good.to
" fair to good • • 6Mat
Stated; Penn . Z030:4
Western prime (dt
MEATS AND, STOCK.
Spring lambs, Jersey, primp 634(4
Spring lambs, State,lood 6;4.0
Live calves, State, good to prime. 8%0
Livicalves. State ; , tiiir to g00d... 8 (4t
Hogs,-city dressed 7941.@
• • JIVE royally.
Spring 'cliiekebs,Del 4.% j!y,pet 1b... 16®
Spring chickens, .4keStern, per lb..
Fowls, Jersey, Vei' . lb. ls®
Roosters, per - lo
Turkeys, Jersey; per lb 14®
Turkeys, western, per lb • - • • 14®
Ducks, Jersey, per pair
Ducks, western; per pair • • , 65®
Geese Jersey, per pair: .• . .... -CO®
Geese; western ; per pair 1 37®
DRIED ' •
Apples., State, sliced, r
Apples, State, quarters.. OM®
Peaches,. peeled,l3
Cherries, ' ~.15 ®,
nuns, State • 12 V.
Raspberries •. 22 @
bountv Business Directory.
•
Two lines In this Directory, one rear, $1.50 ; each ad
- ditional line. 50 cents.
• PiiONTROSE. •
WM. lIAGHWOUT, Stater.. Wholesale Retail •
dealer in all kinds of slate - roofing, slate paint, etc.,
Roofs repaired With slate paint to order. Also, slate
paint for sale by the gallon or barrel. Montrose. - ,
BILLINGS SPROUD, General, Fire. and Life !astir
ante Agents; - also, sell Railroad and Accidental
Tickets to New' York •and Philadelphia. Office one
doer east of Wm, LI Cooper it. CO'S bank.
WM. If. BOYD & CO, Dealers in Stoves, 'hardware,
and Mann f cturers of Tin and Sheet-lion ware, Cor
tier of Main and Turnpike street.
A. N. Bullard, Dealer,in Groceries, Provisions, Book , ;
Stationery-andY
ankee Notions; at the head of Pub
' lie Avenue: -
WEI. If . COOPER' lt CO. ' Bankers. Sell Foreign
sage Tickets and Drafts pn England, Ireland, and
Scotland. .
WS I. L. COX. Harness maker and dealer. in nil arti
cles aerially kept by the trade, opposite the bank:
JAMES E. CARMALT, AttorneinpLaW`. Office' one
• door below Tarbell House., PublicA.venne. -
H. HOSHNTHAL‘ Auctioneer. Care S, Finnan & Co.,
Montrose, Pa. '
NEW NITIFORD.
•
SAWNGS IsA.NK . , NEW MILFORD.- , pe eent.
Interest on all Deposits. ' Does a general Banking
business. • - 8. - 11. CHASE & CO.
11. GARRET & SO N , 'Dealer In Flour. Feed, Meal,
Salt, Lime. Cement. Grocerits and .Prorimons, ow
Maln Street, opposite the Depot.,
F. LC IMBER. t arriaav Maker. Picture Franier,and v
Undertaker, a few rods.frOwt Phluney's Hotel, near
M. E. Church. '
•
GREAT BEND.
B. P, DORAN, Merchant Tailor - and dealer in Reads
Made Clothing, Dry Goode; Groceriea add Provisions,
Main S:reet.
H. MIT.7II.PLIT ; 73CR,
Would callitttention to his New Stock 4:4
SPRING. AND SUMMER C3ODS !
Now on sate, In new
•
1327- (6 1 . 1 30D2,,
LADIES' DRESS - GOODS, BLA CK,
AND COLORED ALPACAS,
NEW STYLE OF. PRINTS.
snivLs, WATERPROOFS, FLAN
NELS,
.BALAIORAL, AND. HOOP
SKIRTS, VELVETS,,HOSIERY,
HEAVY WOOL. 000DS, CARPETS, OH
CLOTHS, PAPril HANGINGS, BUM
LO AND LAP ROBES, FURS; HATS
AND CAPS; BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWA.RE,TRON,NAILS,
STEEL, STOVES AND •:
GROCERIES, ETC.
'ln great variety,
,Snd will be sold on, the : moil,' :
favorable terms, and lowest prices.
• 11,
' ,- New Milford. IN , isti 1875:
A r
NEW STOCK OF . 5
40 . 3r 1 0011xer kr • -
'last received and for Sae Ity
a. J WKBIL,
IIPERI!INIC
, .
For isle by
!LLso, ALL Tapp op -
• ditoCkiiiiek
Ay the store of
2Preis.7o. Clorakrafgemi:
For isle by
kontrose.,Arnills
00AIRECIAOIY I -
. , •
.• , r
Rumor his. it tlutthaving been , elected Countyltils6 -
p.rer for the ensuing three years; ram to dlscontimittlli
Insurance busines. Said RUMOR :1s 17NTRUB,
without foundation, and rthile, :amain: loft for kin ,
ness,.and sppreciation of good :Ineurance .in the peak
ask a continuance Of your patronage, promising that 111
business entrusted to me shall be promptlyattendedloo,
IC y Companies are all sound and reliable, as sit dui tee.
, t,14 who have met with losses during the past ten years'
it my Agency. Read the List I
•
British and biercantlle, Capps?, $10,000,000 -'
Queens of London, • q :' • , 2,001) •
Old Franklin,_• P hfladelphla , Assets ,': : , 3,50 D
Old , Continental„_
_N. Y., 0 • . n early 2 8,
Old Phtertiz Of aarttord, ' "`•. • 1,000;000 •
Old Hanover, N.. Y. ;., . 1 • 61X1
Old Farmers,York„, • - 1,000, •
also represent tbeXeW York Mutual Life /manned
Ayer 80 years standing, snd -assets over sao,coo—
,4o,the c Mutua l Decent laeoetatton of Voss ?
1,111110111. • lit .
jorad anAecidimtid Panay,
Coi midst •
111. W 1 0 Utaliord _Acacia. Tu.. - . melee 61 4 , 4 •
ftola sae day to one year. Only orate tors
Poll Please call or lend acrd, when. you,take
.VertremPectkilly • • •
lIIVARY C. I 'P : flin t
• Montrose. Pa., Jas.l.
Vow Sept. 26,1876.
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