The Democrat. (Montrose, Pa.) 1876-1878, October 18, 1876, Image 8

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Awaid of IPrethluins.
.:•. . Premiums awarded - at --.thel9th annual
' . l fair Of 'llarferd AgriculttirarSoeielky,held
~ • at Harford; on Wednesday i and i Th urzay
i
.Sept. 21' and
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23, 18.76. 'l - .-.,, - •'• i ' -::: ' l•
. HoitsEsßest draft ..or farni 'stallion;
W P Tallman s4;2d, Wm:ll...Lester $3; - :
.ti . road stallioniKent,Bro'S:&Beniamiri *4;.
; 1 ; 2,4,' WJ ' Shipman ; 2-P :matched
• -
•-: ''hfirseSf; M .3 . -,,Harringion : $4 '- 2d; A, • B
Seamans $3 ; pair . horses for fill Work.o
L Horton:sl; ,2d, IV.o,LeSlie $3; Single
) ariYing horseE J Goodwin $3 •';' 2d,' LB
: . Guile, $2,, broOd - 'mare, and.cole E..ol.Peck
.-;. $3 Od, '0 H ' Ely .$2. . Judges--,;-M Kas-'..
••son,•J 11 •Clafliii- and•-•D Pease.. '•. ' . .-
'1 COLTS' & MULES -Best pkir ye a
' colts N L•Guarde - $3 ; '2d, Vir . Cas.. 'ell
'i' 82.; 'Pair '2 'year old colts Freeman 'Brun•
-: •d age s3 l 24 T D Darrow $2,:;:- '3, - year
;', old stellien A M Aldrich
-$2 ; ; . 2d, . .1 -, A
i i Burns $1; 2 yr.' old stallion- •Ni",J - Ship- .
• man $2 ,• • 3 yr. old colt. D. Taiißtiskirk
'6.1 . $2 ; 2d, Joserth',. Allen $l.; 2 Yr'. ,old colt '
41 David :Kitincy...s2.- : Ji . .lges.7-.W.•1.3 Guile;
i! Jla Leslie and Ali•in Barrett. - , 1 : :;• , -.,. ,
;;' • ' •Dunitkats.—Best. boll 2...yrs.'' 014 - 41 0
111. ! - ?xle. - y s4'; - hill! 3, yr. 'old.ll. 0 C onklin
.
:`i $3 ; cow 3 yrS. old 0e . 0vet.,.,r. g.Boolelv
.'i .10. ; 2d., 11,0 oOnklin *2.; - heifer 2 - v.eaisi
-- .i) old. H 0 Conklin $3 ;
.11ifer 11 Vi. -- '6 . 1(1 . :H
i:',.. C Conklin $3.; ..2d, 11. ' 0 Conklin *2 ;
heifer calf :F-11' . • Bunnell s2::;'-'2d, ''l.l - C
1 Conklin $l.; herd durham ca j ttle• (S lid.)
!.1 11•C.Conklin .$10:-..:•!• - ' • `-' , l--
DEvoxs---Best bull (7
yrs. Old) Wm 11
l ! ' ; Jones - $4" ;. 2d, .(5 years o ld) E S Jackson
,1. , . : •i' : $3 ; hiliPi. - yr.' Old I) ki \ - Banker *3 ; •
ri,4 cow 3; yrs:l6ld or. i oteieD & •i . Akiiiker $3 ;
q,l l 2d, ' D& J 'Banker *2 ; heife ~:Z; yro-. old :
.1 %
,!!'' E T-Tiffany , $3 ; 2cl; DA J-• , k *2 ;
rri, heifer 1 Yr. Old'D &•-.1 Banker '..,- D
t., - ,! & J Dallier $2 ; herd•deyOn CL lid.)
..,.
:;.• •D& J. Banker $lO. ....r:' ;;.' .-'' .- ' . , .
•' - iji ALnkaiNEysßest bull- (4.yrs.olq \ ni
Tanner $4. ;_ bull 1, yr .old :E' S Jack on'
'a $3 ;, Judges-11 HSkinner,. , Joshua Pot,-
:A ter. and. AJ • Seamans. ' N
.-i - • 1, _•• , ~
`:,,1i1 .. s-FURIIAMS— Best bull - (two,yre.. - oni) .p.
AO
.11:Ellsworth $3; bull' 1.. yr. old .-IM Oakley.
11 $2; bull calf ' Ferdinand, -Whipple, $2;
:'''; `2 , (1. Joel ReiClikiss $l- ! heifer
-3 .Nts:old H
iil C Conklin $2 ; h-ifer ta yr. old R C Conk
,,,- lin $2; 2d;11 0 Cnnklin $:1 ; heifer 1 yr.
n, old. D P Little $2 ; 2d,11 QMoxley $l2:
*l-- j 3-yearlinga D P. Little . $3 ; 26, ' Wilson
Watson - $2 ; Judges—W L Kent, o=orin ,
~,
'' nell and H Maicy. ' - ^. . -.- '
I 'l '
i s GRADE DEVONS--Best bull 1 y'r. old A
A .
W Greenwood $2; cow E T Tiffany $3;
1 4, teiler3 yrs.-old.E N,,Curpenter $2; heifer
2 yrs. old E T Tiffany $2; heifer tyr.old
. E T Tiffany $2; 3 yearlinis G,L Corwin
• $3; 2d, E I` Tiffany $2;
GRADE ALDERNEYS—Best bull. calf F
.H Bunnell *2 ; 2(1 A W Greenwood $1 I •
- cow A W Greenwood .$4; \ 2d.' A 'AV
Greenwood $2 ;, heifer . ....(3.•yrs. old) , Mrs
J B.Pritterson $2 ; 2d, ;A 'W• Greenwood
$1; heifer 2 yrs. old_A •W GreenWoOd 's2 ;
2d A W Greenwood . $1; heifer 1 Yr, Old .
A : IV - Greenwood . - $2 ; heifer calf • .A - W..,
Gree ti Wood : $2 ; , 'Judges—Jos. ' Jameson,.
A'S' Itoe 'and KO Wittrous-• • • .. '',
NAT.vvvi—Best bull over 1. yr. - old A
Darrow $2;.2d, H AI Lindsley $1; heifer
2 yrs. 'old. D Van,Bwkirk $2. ayear4ngs.
0-A Lindslev, s2'; 2d, A.Dariew $l. ' •
• OXEN & StEEßS—Best pair ' working.
oxen 5 yrs, cld li& ..1, - Ban ker 14 ; 2d, B
T Tiffany *3 ; pair working :oxen: 4' yrs.
old C H Miller *4; 2d, E T . 1 iffany: $3;
pair 'Veers' 3 vrs. 'old -AI •J• Bailey ta ;. 2d - ,
E T Tillany. $2 ;• pair. steers 2 yrs. old D
& 3 Banker' slt - ; 2d, E.T Tiffan. $2.;
pair. Et. ers -1 yr. old E T Tiffany - $2,; 2d
G L Corwin $1 -; i udges T ß Gillespie 11
L Ilitill unit P Carpentei., - • .- . - •..
SHEEP & SWINE-,-Best 'middle , wool
buck - It L•Tingley $3 ; 2d; A Darrosi
. $2 ;.
3 middle wool ewes 'F H lunnell s3';
V F.' H Bunnell $2 ; 3 middle . wool!
lambs H
,C, Conklin $2; 2d, F • E Ting •
ley $1 ; coarse wool bin*, 4 S ihoe 63 ;
2d E T Ti ff any $2 ; . 3,. Coarse wool ewes'
.F 11 Bunnell $3 ;
,2d, Fj 1.1•Bunnell• $2-;-
3 coarse'Wool- lambs F 'H Bunnells2.-:
middle wool 'bilek., lamb H• C Conklin $l.
Best boariA S Roe $4 ; .2d, L.O 'Tiffany
$3 Lbreeding : sow. A Sher Wood $4 , .; 2d,
W'T Oillespiel3 ; ."Spring pig . L It Peck
s3`; 2d, G A Lindsley $2.; fall,. pigs W,
T GilleSpie• •$3.; •2d, A. - SherWoOd2';.
Judges—J . : 0 HAtchkiss..ll. C 31.6X1ey
and Daniel Stuart., .• .: .
• POULTRY-Best pair ~g eese•F'E Ting
ley
. I',' 4:•du - cks - Win Paynel . ; 2 fowls j
B•Patterson. 1; .5 sprin • chickens ,'J B
Patterson 1 i 2d.,•Eddiejnes 5.06 . •
GRAIN—Best peck wi l
ter • wheat I: B
Tiffany . 1;. - 2d,. A :Darrow :00c•; . f I peek
Orifig, wheat A' Darrow I ;., pe, ck.rye.V..ll
Tiiigley'l ; 2d, - E- - E .. Tiffany . sop
•p peck.
oatg.'4.-porow 1; 2d, 14-IG.Tiffany-50c - ;
half bushel
.corn in • ear . F.l-Tingleyl ;
2d,aß .Els*orih 50c; half bushel -buck
wheat E•E . Titigley I . ;.2o;,HenrY Mir&
lug 50q;..pecli' , titnothyed . ;_George' , M ,
Harding 1 ;. 2d, HeurfAturding.soo. -:. ~
FiltTiT:& - TEeETAIii , Es7 , -test 'fall apiilei
J C Tanner 1.. ; 2d 1 A Darrow 500 .- ;1 win-
ter apples 'A 'Darrow 1; 241;1E W, Watson
sac ; peaches. W L Sweet
.1 ;
,grapee,' E B,
'Smith 1 - ; 2d, -S -B Maxon . 500 ; potatoeS
Tillinghast Biro's 11;12(1,'D 'St oart.'soo. ;
winter-squash' James Manson 50c ;!ptimp.
kip , D Stulrt, 50c';, three beadv . osbbage.'
C A Stearn 50 ; twelve . .:Oi i iiOns- Tilling
bast.Brifs - 50; 6 - heetsJames:Manion 500,,
Judgei-4 - Tirigley;lj'•.PciUlcer and . . Trii; . :
man -Belli -• . • ''...- ''' -,__-• '=,-
..:•' ..,. -,.. • .
•. BUTTER, CEEESE &BluseiD— Best' pail
butter P VauDuticirli...'34: 24,'A-J Steurus
2 - ; jar. butter - -Adalifiu.-Sweet . :2 ';' 2d1, - D : .
Stuart 1.,4. roll btitt . er Pll Tiffariy- . ..2 - ; 2d,
larsi - P li„lerear 1 ';, Cheese' . . - .lari._'C:.ll Ely
4 ~ 24i - Sis;N: F Claftin.2 ; loaf 2 wheat
bread Idis : LL .Lindsler 500 - ;' -.- loaf 'gra
hair, 'bred_
_Mills .. Malty. ITyler...6op i, soda',
biscuit - ;Mrs W:jeffers 00c ;. eider vinegirj
D Vatil3Oeltirk.lo_ l _. - . tuck : wheat: - flOor:A:j
Parroyil: ;i:24) VA Watson Watedn . .s,oej 1.01 . 45.'
honeilYl Pak 1 ; 2d; I'4 - Tiff. any. 506
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10 lbs caked or stirred 'sugar Eddie Car
. pen ter 1 , ';-..!?,t1 . , . H A. Ad.ams . 50a . ; :10;1bs'
dratted sugar Eddie Carpenter 500 ;. , tna;
ple:syrnp,,Eddie Carpenter 500:-- Judgeis--:
11-,C Tyler, DIJ Iline and' I/El-Whitney:
. ... ! .M . ATII:EIt, -BOOTS,•ETGL43est I..'io' - •"611:
skins...Erait.us Wasliburni..'.2.4 - pair: Jitte"
*etas F-A .Osborn; pair, coarse:• boots,
FA. - ,0.5h.0rri.2 ; . carriage harness Thatch
er & Son-2.- •. -..-- -- -- - - '.' " "
4G.II:LIMTLE3i - ENTS&CARRIAGEs-'--Best
common -- ploW W a . ..Meatt 1 ; cultivator
Siisq..Co,Agel Worksl ;Alum
(%)rake Le
roy .yok. er 1•,;: {TO: buggy - J' A' Soph- -
ia • '3 4. 2d, 'NI: Ousterhout. 2 ;, cutter. J - A
tinpliia• 2 ;-marketoVitgon J A
.Sopliiii-3 ;
2d,. W Ousterliout 2 . ; ' luisitier,.yyagon.o 0
SeveraUce 3 ; The.aiiminittee Would.make
special mention of an tinfinish€d buggy
exhibited by W Ontiterhout.. ,
i ..: CABINET WORK—Best - . 84t, cliairs . J,T
Quinlan:l ; rocking- chair: f-J T -Quinlan
14.:JUdges 11 - Cr6Cker'Jr..EßSMithand .
.A.fDatiw,- . I. : . :.:,-,:_,. , .;,... - :- -., .--,.,
~•, . ... .. -." . .. .
D iat-st , 'o Goons- --41. st lb' yds flan mil
Mrs. RE' tiffany 2;' 10 yds.plaid-Ilatiriel
,Mrs. 0 'N • Tiffitny. 2 ; 10 yds. full cloth
,Mrs. CIII. Ely 2 ; 2d, .Mr5...,0 .. N,Tiffany:
1. ptiorywool ,tiltrukets . Mrs: E E Tiffany
-1. - :4.:24,,,Mra - ,,,A1 5.40 iak 40c '... , -6 Sir:won]
86,cks' , .Mrs. 0- 'T'uviie'l.;:=2k.- MreGli :
Tiffit'iiy :500-; - 2 - - p-' Or' ,avaol -: Mitten srM rS.:.' E.
11. - -, 94kely
‘ ` . l ;, 2d •: - 4i-s-._ 1t,.. Sim o u - §! :00o ;
stiropki'.wool yarn: Mrs. ,G • 4 Litidsley 1 ;
2d,
: Mrs. 11D .Tyler ,50c4• 10 :y . ds'Ainen
- ,toivelitig MrA , Horn .1 . - Tingley 24-',2d,:Mrs ! .
Miry_, Sophia 1 ;;20 yds., rag .citr'pet ..Mr.S . .
11 Grant 2. ; 2d, Mrs: C . IfEIY, 1. 'ind,g
leS-411r.s.,..bliartha -.Guild, Mrs. Mary,:So-
Istria atid-P,ll. Tiffany. . _ is . . : ,:,..•.--. :-:--
~ORSTA'AIENTAL • 'NEEDLE - .WORK==-Best
.pato)_-Work. Anil... 'Mrs.- -
,H '9 . py2,..'.2:4,
- . Mrs. Martha -Ei . llainesj :.;i:qtrilt. of.!''Any
othei kind. MiS:.ti 0 n i trous 1.; 0,- Um
E E Tiffany 's(ic,. bed . spread . Mrs. G . :4A
Lindsley. Ti . '2l.l,M.'lFs Jessie Harding 50c;
`specimen.:worsted:work .Miss G Payriel;
2d,'Mrs. 11 . Grant 50c4slady's:straciire,MisS
\ liellen: L Whitney. 1-4- 2d, Mrs.
;.fine' Lee:Tif
fan
t' y. 500 ;
ne' shirt Mrs..o Payne 1 ; 2d;
ilalre. H Tiffany 50c -;. set lady's ernbroi.
liere s d underware.Mrs..W L Cox 1 . ; lamp
mat Mrs, Diana Miller 1; 2d, ..MisA Jen-
H ilie E Leslie
. 506; -ottoman: cover.' Mrs.
Friti.k eYmonr 1 ; 2d, Mistv.t L: Parrish
'\ . -
50c ; mo to •Miss lellen 'L Whitney 1 ;
cotton tidy Mrs. 4 ..-E
. Grinnell -1 ; 2d,
Mrs. J 13* littterson 50c ; worsted tidy
'Mrs. D. Vanlluskirk !1.;'..` '
2d Mrs. .A. • .:E
Sherwood 50c ;\ rug . M.rs. - -L T. McCreary
1.; 2d, -Mrs .. 0 G coughlain_soc;.Worked
Skirt Miss . 0 J - .Silia . 1. . _.,;
PAINTING & FI. wEEs--Bestoil-paint
ing,Mris.'W 0 Leslie \ 2 • .2d, M-L Boswell
1 ; exhibition 'of : ph4ographs 'Mrs: .11
Grant 1 ; variety of flowers Mrs. 0 Payne
2; 2d,- Miss E- L .Linds\l .1
1 floral de
sign Mrs.JOsepb .Lines .2 ; exhibition of
`Artificial flowers Miss Edna Seley.2 ; .2d,
Mrs. D .. .13 B. Thatcher 1; spec men -shell
Work Miss Angie - Sophia 1 ; -2d;\Miss Ed
na Seley 50c.; • bracket 'Bert Daviq 14.2 a,
Mrs. H Grant 50.:; -, fancy basket\ W. F
Sherwood .1 ;. 2d,Lelie Grant 50c.' ' .ndg
er---=Mrs. W G Leslie, Mis..G T.-Price nd
'G L Payne. ' ' .' . • • '
.\.
PLOWING—WA plowing s J D Howell',
7 ;,, 2d M T P4rigo 5. ;: 3d, H . Marcy 4 . ;
4tb, S'Lat-larrip 3 ; sth, M Shields, jr. 2. •
MisbEidoduius A`ETICLES—The com
mittee'report a gi\rat variety of articles.
both ortirtMental-aud. - useful in' the,tnis
et:llatieous departuient. - An. automatic
•wagon -break, exhibited by D. L' Mulford,
we consider- worthy of trial , . A. pate.ht
dumpingnrachine, exhibited bv.D E'Da
iris, One:itientthiliptLil,hy -I' D Nich
olS, and one camp chair by D B Thatch .
er, also miny things . in,: the floral 'hall
worthy of, .but.too. numerous to mention.
The prenriums will' 'be. 'paid .133 ,-- . the
treastirer, JA. . Williams,-if 'calli.4 for be
fore January 10 - ; 1577 ; otherwise they
will he:considered donated. to the society..
. '.. . 11 JTYLER, .'• : -
.
. .. - -L W MOORE,. Ex. Corn.
- • : . - H., i iitA.NT, .
LEE TIFFANY, b . ' -.. • • ' •• .
Treatment of Pigs ',elected for Fat-
Careful experiments have proved that
tittle: is economized; and that pork can be
aloof cheaply produced bypu§hing Pigs
toreward aerapidly as possible from the
time of their birth to that of their slaugh
ter, giving them regularly, at least thrice
per day. all thc ':most suitable food , for .
this
,purpose which they will eat Up
and - digest. The last; three weeks . or so,
fthisli off with Indian meal pudding or
whole corn, .with pure fresh water for
drink. Old 'corn or well ripened and dry
of the season's growth is the -beet. . This
makes the sweetest and most solid pork
of anything I have tried., Some:contend
that mote and pumpkins have so great.
a proportion' of water in thein that if fed '
with, the whole corn or meal, they tend
to an increased appetite, keen the bowels,
in better ordor, and lessen the quantity
of 'water a fattening-animal would other
wise drink, They:add also that this com
-bined feed lessens the cost of fattening,
and makes as sweet and solid meat as
corn alone. - I cannot , vouch for this
method, never having followed it; but if
I Ishould the sugar beet in prefer- .
enee to other roots, and the winter squash
in preference t) other pumpkios for- I
think they - are )3est fitted for this Pur
' ilivertean Sock Journal . .
INFLAME') EYES;—lathe freely with
salt and water, or-- i s Ymitice with tea
leaves.
The population of France Nis nowesti
mated` at ;stool:pop.
"A estate u‘der wa
ter.
(cuing.
=ma
a' ,~ ~ ~
MEM
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Tlio Pooplo's Dro[
I. N. BULLAJIL, PROPRIETOR.
. KEN YON ',Druggist & Aliothecary
PATENT MEDIGI&E' EiIFORIUM I
The undersigned would , respectinll3'annotince to' all
thepeople everywhere, that to his already extensiv- .
stock and variety ol Merehatidlot• the Grocery. - fro
...
vision;and Ilardwareline.
lie has added a ry :choice' assortment otPURE.
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICLNES, BRUSHES; PER
FUMERY,.&,c.. which hetia4ers hime II he,cap assure
the public they will fludittiitheir ad - vantage to exam
ine before purchasing elsewhere.. TO all Physicians in
this section of. the county he would; respectfully an
nounee that he hassecured the .services,of it.lienyon
as Druggist andApothecart.vi hose king exnerience and
acknowledges care and ability, entitle him tb,ydar,
tire confidence in the 11110 f compOnnding ineditinee
,or preparing prescriptions, and who would also esteem
it amespectal favor to ,receive calls from etiypf,hisold
^ustomers or new ones. Will snake..tbe. Patent,.litedi-
Itnesax;peeitilty.. Alio . Dotnesticiand Foreign, M DICK:O
WatCrs--an, extensive stock., Also tineGtoceri&—.:-
LEIRIG'S EXTRACT - BEEF. FRESH SALIiON
PICKI, 4 ED. 'CLAM.S.;: - /LOBSTERS,
COT& MANS, OYSTERS, , ,-‘5594, 4c,
In eact, eierv,thingtliat isordinarilyzieed
ed. Respectfully soliciting a ball reemain •
1. N. Bp LT..AAtp
Powder! Powdett::,Pociivcia:s'
Blasting, Rifle and ShOrPow,ildr,'Sbotf,' , Leid, - Gut
Tubes, Caps, ,Pouubes flasks Ir):tse •&c •• • -
• &C., ac. - for Bale by • •
Montrose. gePt.-9;1814-41:
HAVE RECEIVED- LARGE AD TONS
TO THEIR STOCK
CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, ToItIIGGET
MATTINGS; . s WINDOW
SHADES
PAPER.HANGINGS.AND ENAMEL
-CLOTHS, UOTTON.YARN,
COFPIN'
•
PLATED WARE, DRY GOODS AND
GROCERIES, PAINTS, OILS,
:DAMASK, REPS,
ALL OF DR. JAYNE'S FAMILY
MEDICINES,
TRUNKS, lIMI3RELLAS, RUBBR
GOODS, 41 , c, &c -
CALICO . , SIX _CENTS PEA YARD'; !
ontrose, January . 1, 1876
. •
The laTest stock of Trimmed Hats •to
be found in the city at the lowmt prices.
The Nicest and mosty Stylish Hat* and
Bounetti in the city at ROZELLE'S .
. 1
The LARGEST B,Rd \ CIIEAI9ST stock Old La-
dies Caps out sideTt•New York city,,all to
be found , at ROZELLE'S.' Don't forgot it,
that ROZELLE is sellihg the very, 'lo,wekt he
can. He •
Digeounts, all the \rest of the
DIEALLERS \
FRENCH -MILLINERY,
" I
I BINi3HAMTON, `\ 97
St..
Court_ N. Y. • Court . St.
Binghamton, N.Y., .
CCHOICE FRUITS AND VEGETA
BLEB -AT '
, • .•
THE HEAD 00 NAVIGATION,
,•• - , -
Buenas '
, S
PEACHES,'" "ORANGES, LEMONS;
PEAR'S, PINEAPPLES, PLUMS,.
QUINCES, GNI.ONS ; TOMA- ;-,
TOES, APPLES, CAB
BAGES,', BANANAS,. •'
• •
CANTEI4OR.ES;
0-RAPES, : .• ;`•'
\.
SWEET POTATOES; WHORTIA
- BhREIES,,&c., &c.,
all at bottom prices,
A, N:BI:II,LARD.
Montrose, Ang.l6-1870.
REMOVED -AND ENLARGED.
GROCERY-,ST : ORg:: - :'
,
to the building tour doorS aboye the 'First ilattona
Bank, 'Public Avenue, • (formerly occupied -by B. P.,
Stampjvhere I have enlarged my stock of , •
Groceries, Provisions, &c:
; •
I invite competition both in quality and price. Please
give me a call and be convinced that I can do you good.
RILBON J. TURRELL.
Montroie, April 28.:1876.—y1. •
1 . 131,44ARD 4:51:1:Tilt
, •
Billiard outfit for sale ctteap. Two tables with the
aperisaiy fixtures. 'Address, B. B.WARNSR.
lai r 1816. L Idoittrose.il4
„:- , -
g~=,
. .1 ..
store,
L it.fiVtLARD.
B. R. 'LYONS . & CO.
I have removed my
~.~:
OMR
`l-ti:...',....?J' 4 - 1 - 4L , 11 ' . .. i,,;;i t'ol,;::',C.'i
:'l':~ .. _.
ELLEN E. ittroattL
sicaan and, Surgeon; ; graduate. of-the rWoman s
laeiliealCollege 'of 'the N. Y.: Inftrmary„then rest
dent. physician fora yeatriii the Wouutes - gpspitig in
N. Y. after four yeara'_.‘prartiee in Fun A n Lac. Wis ,
cousin, haA, located iu ,Blontro*ke.,, tipecial'attentiori
gismo to diseases of women ;apd. children. Othce.at
the foot of Male Street.' the old David 'Post home-
Montrose, Dec.15,1875.--Bru!nso
BLLDWIN, hi. Day ,110eMIZE
A—IL • pathic Physician.. and Stirgeon, has located
himself at. Montrose. whee he will attend promptly to
all' professional - business entrusted to his care.—
IWollice in Carmaltis building, second floor, front.
'Boards at Mr. E. Baldwin's. '
• 'Moan:sBe, PA., March 10,1875.
, • • . .• •
DR.'w-SMITH DENTIST,.
Rooms at hls,dwelling, next dbor north of • r.
Elalsey's, ou, Old Foundry street, where he would be
happy to see all those in want of Dental ,Woric. • Re
feelsconildent that he can please all..toth In qualßyof
work and in priee. 0133,ce hours from 9 a. . X.tc. 4 P r at.
Ntontrose. Feb.ll, tB'74-tf ' ••• • •• •
•
VALLEY HOUSE; GREAT BEND
'• Pa. Situated near the Erie Railway I) epot.—
Is. a large and comet_ odioue b ease. , as' undergone a
thorough repair. Newly furuithed roome and . eleep
t nuaparttneUts,Splendle tables,aud all thug. compri§-
ing aAt it class hotel.' . - IiNNRY 'ACKERT.,
_Sept .1411,1873.-tf. - • ; ,;-• • -PrOnrietOr.
. .
. •
I/ILLINGS ,SIIROUD, 14 1 111 E :it`ND
A-, Life Insurance Agent. , All bnainesatteuileirtn
ppfriptly..on faii-tottruix4 Qftlee brat doOreitut•olithe
bank a+: Win. ii.Onopor & Cia.,?tiblle Avenne.M•gut
rose. Pa . ' , , [Ang.11869.):
1 , ,,J ply 17, 1872::' ;-•:" '; ' " ' iiiLLINO's STItOtrD.
rr i
E PtOP.I.P'Sr'MAR
KET,'
1,
lip Bahl], Proprietor: Freel and ,Baltdd Meats,
Ihua ti
s,•Pork, Bologna 'Sa.ate.ett:,of t itid
copstantly on hand, at pricer to t.
1873.—1 y
Epq.kg,: 1 4.,....TURRELL.1, 7 ":
CaUaSELI,oR aT • , -
i~a. 170 Broadway,we'w Ygrk city.
May 12, '7s.(Feb. U. 1374.- 1 31, '
LITTLES AND - BLAKESLEA AT=
...torne36# kit Law,MdfitrtiseiPa:' 'olllce oppoialte
the Tarbell.Hohee. ' • •
TUB Lirriat.W
Ow.
Afoutrosi.Oct.ls 187 g A. L4l3l,:iszaizp.
w . -
cOOLEY, BUILDER,
STILI4 ON THE . TRACK 1 ,
Every etyla•or ballads'a ereeted. dud 'everything,
furnished', at. GREATLY REDUCED PEWEE. Contracts
cheertully furnished. .Btair building a epeclalgy. Nonei
but Oxperienced workmen tolented. jan.20,775.
lifizntrose, March /2. 1876.-41'
, V
•V . -• B. DEANS, DE
" A : LER 'IN
. • Books, Ptationery, Wall Pai)er, Newspa
'pers. Pocket Cutlery.
_Stereoscopic ,Vieww, Yankee
'Notions', etc. Ifeitdoor to the Post Office, Montruse,
ea. . • `w. B. DEANS,
tiapt. 80, 1814. . • . , ,
E
XCHANGE LIOTEL.• M:
rington Wieilef to inform thepuhlic-that hiving
rented the Exchange Rotel in Montrose, he to now
prepared . to accommodate the traveling pnblie in .
Bret-class style.
Montrose, Ang,48,1873:.
T_T BURRITT; DEALER IN
.STA•r
A.A.* ple and Fancy Dry Goods, Cre_ckery,' Hard
ware. Iron, Stoves,' Drags. Oils, and Paint, Boots
andShocs. Hats and Caps, Fars, Buffalo Robes, Oro-
Caries Provisions, &c. ,
New Mtitord.l a.,Nov ,6,
J GROVES; FASHIONABLE'
ei Taller, Montrose, Pa. Shop Over Chandler's
Store. All orders tilled In first-class style. Cutting
done to order on short notice, and warranted to St:
Montrose, Jane 80,.'75.
11A. TATITROP. ADMINI6-
tent Blear° Thermal Bathe, at 41e \ Foot of
Chestnut street: - 'Call and consult in all Chronic
Diseases. . •
Montrose. Jan.17, 1 72.--no3—tf.,, •
.
5
LEWIS KNOLL - SRAVING r AND
4-
-E-1 hair Oreisine. Shop in Searie's new bnildine,
below Express Office, where he will be foand ready
to attend all who may want anything
. in hie line,
Montrose Pa, Oct. 13, 1869. .
T. PURDY. MANUFACTURER,
%• of wagons of all kinds. Also =kegs specialty
of wood work for sale. Repairs promptly Attended to.
Uses only best stock, and aims to make only ilret-clsss
work. [sprit 2,6,18761 •
Pw W. L. RICHARDSON, PHYSI
AL--r clan and Surgeon, tenders hi r profession si er
vices to thecitizens ofMontrose and vicinity. Office
at his miderce, on the corner east of the Foun
drx, fAuz.l. 1869.
SC_OVILL AND. DEWITT ATTOR
ucys at Law and Solicitors in Bankruptcy. Office
W 0.49 Court Street. over City National Bunk. Bing
nu mton; N. Y. ' Wm. Et .Scova,L,-
..itme 15th,1873 JEROME DEWITT.
.VAGLE,. DRUG : STORE, IS THE
ilace to.get Drugs .and Medcinee.vigars. TO.
bitcco,Pipos. Pocket-Bockke„ Spectalca; Yitiikee No
tions.*c. Beek' Block - .A. B. BURNS.
;Montrose;PC, May sth, 18'15:
.ATTORNEY AND
L•, Councellor-at-law Montrose, Pe..• Office- as
heretofore, below and West. of the Court Roue..
Montrose, January 27;1816,71y.
ftif A. LYON, _SUCCESSOR TO
4.T.A.4 Abel Turrell, dale. in Drugs. Me-Moines,
Chemicals,- Paints, Oils, D3rlastuffs, Teas, Spices,
Fancy Goods„%tewelry.'Periumery, &c. , •
Montrose: May 19, 1875. - • ,• , , •
j• C. WFINATON
CIVILENGINZBIEVAND LARD 817iVirtrolt,
P. O. addreas, Franklin Forks.
Susquehanna Co Pa
A.O. WARREN, ATTORNEY,
•
•• Daw,-BOunty, Back Pay, 4'ension -.4nd Bx
entiv.on \Claims ' attended to.' 'Office dr , oor
below Boy. 's Store; Montroe e (Aug. 1.40.],
I h `l. LOTT, - ATTORgtt AT LAW;
° Montrose. Pa. Collecttont promptly attended
ie.;Speial atteti‘lon, given :to Oonydyancing and On
pikie' • • Court practice. • Office on Public Avenue over .
Post National Sank •back . 29;'78.]
VILSUN- k.II:TRIML, ,SURVEYOR..
Iliving had 20 years experience in the business %
will continue to attend to ettlis In my profession.
Montrose, Pa:, 5ept,.115,."15.4y!
?NCAB.i'N:ET
• Chair Manufacturers it'o44 -, vl =
Montro c se t ,P, a. • [hug . : 1-.1804)1*.
.11 SEA:RLE, TORNEr AT
• Law, oilkce .over the Store )111 , 111:.ateeatter,
ihtheßriekßlockjiontroae Pa. Aug.
,
aR I FFIS VSAYRE,DEA llik eRS
N.J I I Hardware, Iron, Nails. Muesli/I . IIIA Goods,
Groceries and Provisions, ood, Stone, *Tapp fled . and
Pressed Tin Ware, 4,c., &c. march 15,.16.
1" • R & A. , ' IL 'MoCOLT.R . M,
u • torneyeatlam., Office over W:,II. Cooper . \A
Co's Bank. Montwee. Na. Maylo, 1871.—tf
O. OAM-Pi - 'ATTORNEY AT
B
.Law, Montrose, Pa : . Office over Wm. ll.Cexoper
& Co.'s Bank. ' • •-•
Mentrose, Pa.oran.stb, 1876 =; -IY* - _
AILBERT S. JOHNSON I _
C T ne.FN BID V: Address,
March 29, lfttL 'Montrose, Pa
M 0' FALL, • ATTORNEY, 'AT
A. 'IV crier. Drift
Brick Block.; 1 / 2011 trOletP1:- Joke 9, '7s:—Efl.
4- - • s- A - . 141.17410,N1U31 '
4iie, 14-1874. -• • .•
• • •
i! ',..!- 1-:,..t.-f..
Business Cards.
S. POTTER; , DENTIST NV ISITES
'to InfOrniliac Tioople:or Mon' roapand V •
that he is - permanently luc ted; irk the PeCOllO story of E.
P. Eitamp':a new building; .oppoeite'Cottper's Bank . .
kind* of Dental Work done n-tter best rmi cr. , • •
N. :L—Nitrous Laughing Gam given for the
painless extraction otteeLit. • •-• • •
Montrose, April 5th,1876.—tf • ." • •
,
BACON• WILL 'IIERE AFTER
• ramie' tb q cittrene of Montrose and Vicinity.,
with first-claaA Bread. ',Basco it, Rolla Pier, Cakes ind
COokier, Tarts. - &c . Part leg , and Weddings
Supplied, and quality guaranteed: • Dr:Dining Rodma
no' stairs, where Geo. Catlin - will be tonna ready to est.
ley the cravings of the flicker •
• 'Montrose; May' 3d. 616
1. -BACON.
CENTENNIAL BARkIER SHUN
Call and see yonrold citiseh and barber—over EL
J. Webb's store, where on chu,get , shaving andlhalr
cutting done in the.most approved mannerand on short
notice. . - Pnos...k B.' WILLIAMS.
Montrose, Sept. 6, 1878in6. • • ..! "
NEW MILFORD MACHINE SHOP,
All kinds of - mattiliieniade, or farhished to or
der. Repairiog promptly aiteaded;to.l
New ?ttilford.Mitv 17.1576.-IY.
• •
TOR
it i Ng A..CROSSMON, ATN * II,Y
AF , Tat .Law. • - the.' PiiitNatio&
: • :W. 4. clibiaitcizi;
ittpntrove, A pril - ... ;
.• , .
.
kJ.* anal Alontrot , e,
Ob.e.
ttcjiac. ;.... Ain.ll26.
•
• ..L. • SAYREn / l. HO 'AKE
• - Paiktc and Surgeon, Netf.lll.lcorii ,
Pit: effiCa? pt tAQ,Ultian.llotbi:f - • •
Ana • 23, 18114-tf: - • .;
MEE
Is_N*',.lN .- 07. 1 ...ii - oui
UP
•
wm . •
MONTRO,S.K;; ; I' tz i: ;.' -
GENERAL liti,wiiss DONE.
COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL
POINTS AND PROMPTLY-A CCOW
TED FOR AS HMTOFORE:,
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN BX.-
FOR SALE :
UNITED STATES & OTHER BONDS
BOUGHT OD SOLD.
.
COUPONS AND CITY AND COUNTY
BANK - CHEM CASHED AS
USUAL.
OCEAN STEAMER PAbSAtE TICK
ETS TO AND FROM EUROPE.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON SPECIAL
TIME DEPOSITS, AS PER AGREE
MENT WHEN THE DEPOS
' IT IS -MADE.
In the future . , is in the past, we shall endeav
or to transact . I'll money bUsiness to the satis
faction of our patrons.and correspondents.
WM. H. COOPER & CO.,
Montrose; March 10 "75.--tf, Bankers.
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY AGRI
CULTURAL WORKS, -*
Having been reorganized under tbe 'firm, name, and
style of Susquehanna, County Agricultural
Works. limited,
R.JEWETT, Piet! , ' W. H. COOPER, Treas.,
D., SATRE, Secretary.
Are now prepared to furnish, on thort notice.
(stationarg
CIitOULAR SAW MILLS, TURBINE
And do all kinds of mill and Job work promptly and
satisfactorily, at low rates. We man &facture, and have
on hand a large assortment of , •
P 0 NAT Q.
k-) . ,OF IMPROVED
PATTERNS.
CAULDRON KETTLES of different - styles,
ADJUSTABLE BARN DOOR HANGINGS,
'MEADOW ROT:LEES, BLACKSMITHS'
FOEGES POTS and 'GRATES, DOG POW
ERS for churning, One and Two Horse POW
ERS and THRESHERS, of the latest and best
patterns, &c.,
Montrose ; March 1878.
arbit
•
• • 4 -
eWinid,call the etteetten of the Public *itntiei
'ANYTHING IN THE MARBLEUNIP
'sysiluiriAslitri iiii6i,.P.,
Pt - Being4he liaOle,Works In the eountar.,,,ai
All , Work Wiaranted as Represented
2
'Llinaces Depot s Ps.. Atirl \ l 141 -
. 1 :g.4#4,q4tA . a01),
•
,BanktilgTEtd
EEM
WATER WHEELS.,
.':T . ;, .•• 4_ 'ffliC - . l iit :,k1
to Oh VORKB cat
=Ell
OR NO SALL
110.047..WAV:E:'31'0111 1 f
:4.
t• • '
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DOLOING.
,U 7 CAll3ng ou usl
;
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