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National Denweratii Tickets
FOR PRiSi DENT,
SAMUEL J. TILDEN,
• OF NSW, YdRIC.
FOR' VICIE PRESIDENT,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
OF INDIANA?
Electoral' Ticket.
"Electors . at Lari 4
CHARLES R.IIUCIIALE.W. SAMUEL B. WILSON.
1, 'Robert P. Wier,
Georp R. Boma,
L. William a:Wright,
4. Thomas E. Gaskill,
J ')nMoffet,
an A. Morrison,
0 Owen Jones.
William H. Haag,
43. Joel L. Lightner,
Henry T. Trumboytrer,.
-11.. George R. Rowland,
12. John lgoalon.
12. Joel B. MeCamant,
14. Bullet D. Boas,
Democratic C
For Congress,
. RON: JOSEPH. POW ELL,
Of. Bradford County.
• For Senator, •
EITGENE B. =HAWLEY,
Of, . Alon trose.
For ,
or ' Represe ntative, )
i l
;.111. W. T LER, . .
'':- -.,' . Of Jac son.. i''
WAkEMA.N . C. - A - .NbRIC.K,
OfJessUp. ,
. . .
: . For - ProthonOtary:
ALEXANDER NV.ItoW,LEY,
Of Susquehanna bepoi." .
, ..For Jury Commissioner,
ST.EPIIEN E.:OAR:VENTER,
(if Harfoxd. -
- ; -- -For Auditor,
:(COLUAIBUS 0. - Pilth
, :' • . Of Dirnock...l',
Now for Pennuly4w,at
Blue Jefitis is
. the .weitr. Kid gloves
are out of style.
Evrry_lnt•mber of Lincoln's 'cabinet
now. Ming except - one, Is for:Tilden and.
Hendricks.
Vote for change, vote genuine reform:;
vote for better ,times; vote for emplq
merit.; vote to - drive thieves fro'm office;
"at for honest Men, vote for Tilden.
W. W. Watson, the.tool of the WAL2
firm m the' State Senate, Is understood
to be largely responsiblei for.the passage
of the bill . giving County Commissioners
.trebla pay while building a new Court
House. Mr. WALLER now 'wants a seat
in the State s Senate himself. Will "the
people trust him ?--Honesdale Herald.
Thera la a question to be deuided next
January this cbunty and that is,
whether the county shall : pay $7OO for 'a
commissioners clerk; when as good ma
terial can be had for *5OO. It may be
considered that $2OO i . small amount,
but a party that wilrsell,' itself fin:, $200;
it.seems to us, cannot bear but very little
temptation. The auditors par upon this
thing and the people should elect one who
will audit the accounts; initead of the
lb/iv:dent;
Mr. Watson, Republican 7- senator of
this'district, stand up! - Did or, did not
Mr.,George Waller draw up the 0,911111.118-
sioneile extra pay-bill y designed to take
it thousand dollars -out of the pockets
I d
of the tax-payers of Wayne county
did be ever Write you urging yon to se
!cure the passage of that bill ? If either.'
iyes or no, did.any Wayne.county Demo
brat ever, yrite,,.you to ask yOu favor
be act ?EliVe" WI the bottotn facts.—Hones
,
!dale Reraid. ) , V
- • . .
j What has redueed taxation \ $2,00
•
ear: retrenchment retrenchraentin exilenset \?-
!el:teflon of two county offielalercin a
at
, ,
'form of retrenchment. We are aware it,
was not fiarty lines. or party votes, in a
strict sense,`.' which' did it. Its was - the
people. 'this IS whit, , parties should be
ke'pt That one should be held'
intact'for the purpose of , correcting the
wrongs engendered by the Mismanage
ment of -! . the other. it is better that we
at once 'adopt a_ ConstitutiOnal monarchy
•
-thaii_that one ,
set, of - men 'should have,
tkelgtwer to, , continue= , their rale by \ the
arty lash innsthe face 'iof universally ail
'miffed 'dbrruption.
PMMVM ,, :tffifiit l o.o lo 4PiAtgllt -75 WP , A
gIE;4QOIZA!I%
. , . ~ ~.- • ,:.-,,,,,:.
District :
15. JoAt& B. McCollum.
16.1 Franklin W. Snot,
17. John R.llll.
Is. Tomas Bower,
19. DaVid Small,
20. Sebastian Wimmer, r .
21. James J. Ilazlett,
22. 'John B. Guthrie,
23. Robert M. Gibson,
24. David S. Morris, •
25. Robert B.Brown ,
26. Thomas W. Grayson,
27. Benjamin F. -Morris.
iinty Ticket.
A FAJ WS I S LAT .. 4 9.15C USSION:
.Whenever Mr. Hawley is .a candidate for_of
fiee; -let tfs - see, one, two, three, lie.- has been:
- beaten. pree timeS Already in his frantic: pur
shit after 'office—ids; strong : , hold
.scents:'.to be
attacks .updn the good mune and financiarcreit
it of the, county which shelters - ilk:1i: and af
'fords hint : the titans t.vhereby he lives.: - .1.1aV..
it g
,bcconic•perfectly familiar
or thipeculiar and unantiab trait'. in Mr.,.
distioSition, one 411oulii be . : sur
prised to fin- 1 / 2 1! That gentleman • remaining - true
to his instincts, or wonder, that, his nomination
for
.State Senator should he followed by .a Oar.-
tteteristie - onslaught upon thOCOunty CoMinis
sioners. This is the game.which he has played
for three times, and notwithstanding- that his
statements in regard to the county jail were
exploded long ego- and haVe since becOme
threadbare and rotten. from exposure, he con
tinues- to flaunt them 'in the breeze to - the dis
gust of _his own patty fliends and the contempt
ot. his political enitnies. This seems to. be Mr.
Hawley'aStOelt in trade, and he feels, perhaps,
that .he ,muat make the most .of it. Taking
this view . of. the cltse, only, we can; compre
hend why-he thus plays the demagogue and
'resorts to misrepresentations when truth might
better serve his . ,purpose 'There Is not a grain
•of foundation for his assumptions- in relation
to the matter of the county jail, there never
has been any, and, no man in the community
lampre thoroughly aware.of this fact than the
DeniOcrittie candidates, for the State Senate.
But we suppose Mr.,
Hawley will continua to
agitate his bundle:ot rags, -under the. delusion
tbat be is producing .startling effects.. He can
not help it ; it is a
,way .he has,.,and :can.,no
more resist the impulse to asballf the fair
.fame
of our county by dartinable hints and - ctiaboll•
cal inuendoes, than he can'overcome the chron
ic mania impelling him to grab for office - 1w the
- cesspools of political. corruption. He, haa run
so,often and been defeated so regularly that be.
has fairly won the sobriquet of 'the great tine : -
ledted ° and perpetual candidate' fot anything
that offers. And still he.is not .happy.
'We copy 'the &
.aboie from the last Ind
pendent Repablican. - th e salutatory of
the preknt.eclitor of that paper we .were
that f airne&s in. the discussion of
.men and measures was to be - always obi
serVed: by -him. We are ready to concede
tbai u itil'theabove,, so' far as weare con-
cerned It. has. been - well: observed. We
f.
are not.tiosv inclined to believe that the
above ' : article is. 'any .. otheethad Conti
ihtuenee which:, has 'Over:
poWered matilkeditorial clisciis;ian..: 1.
first 'seri ten ce faisehoO4 ?upon .
the:face ofit.;Not a childef six years -of:
Age' •iiii•Stisqueliannaf.Counly. but ;that
mhoirl4.lino*, that E. 13; IlawleilrasOrily
been a. candidate twice before :
6.1.4 excuse this. falseliond mit the. gro bud..
of ignorance: We are told by' the - 1-445. t.,
authority in- tbis - tworl.4 that the Sins '
ignorance be winked at. The,:wlrelt
article following is .a tissue of the : .saa - le .
kirid 6f:l'2llsthood, but- .is net excusable
utlo' I Ora same,groUnd,.for no editor whb
assumes to - enlighten public' on
portalyt 101163, Is. escuaable ii,r such un—
warranted rmsstaternents. - It has been
the former courses.of.. the publican
hie- as -ivell'aS : ei-ery i other issue, to Meet
- : •
argUrrtept, facts; arid: figures; by -the low
words Of a . pOt r bouseloafer'• you lie: - It.
only !alseisixrlet.ter,s -to :do this. • It is
Simply the -ariume-at of---a convicted Tit- -
Jain ori'.drivelling coward, and . we are
riot iv,illing to place Mr. Taylor' in the
category of either:. We save tuclinFA .to
belie'ye that in h 4 mar to further i•arty.
'sUccesS... he
.undtAibtedly has beeti.-itrvei
`•gled into this, by '!Cour-a 'louse Ring"
persuasion. -
We have repeatedly made our charges
in this matter, gireiifacts . and figureb,
pointed to the written eviderce which is
open to every citizen of this comity and
dethanded that it be confuted, and we
have only been met by \the argument of
the convicted coward, "you lie.". The
Repnblican‘says, (we do not believe it is
Mr.-Tayloi,) that our statements
," have
. been exploded long ago." This may, have
been permitted in. the columns, of that
paper" through ignorance, but we now call
upon i them to reproduce that "explo
sion" before the people.- It they have not
the files °file Repubiican we will furnish
them,Land we demand that they make
their. Profession of fairness in - diseusston;
good, which appitrid in the salutatorysof,
that' paper when Mr: Tay took
_charge
of it. 'We here assert that they-are more
interested in this - nuttier than ;we .are
The people of this county were here when
all " explosions 7 in' this matter. took
place, and' We certainly; on sour part, hail)
no desire that Mr. Taylor !hall stand' in
the light Abet the above article 'places
hid), unless be now sees - fit to do so de
liberately. We haie nothing more tosay
at this time, but - remember, that if we
have One:principle more firmly fixed than
other, it is this; that we shall stand
by what we deem to be just an.l .‘ right and
by that , which we have; presented. written
evidence to prove, whether B, B. s ' ley;
bee. Senator or not.:.: And what iatrue be
fore election. must be- true after, and what
false before, and only asserted for ef
feat,Will be shown, to be , Wee ;Ind will
only react with double force upon the'ed
itOrs,.tlie men .the party who :resort
to. such base means::._ •
'ew - the campaign = - will ~ b egin to get
.
het'in Pennsylyan is; the fight being trails
_
fettriC froin Indiana and Ohio rto this
State. DeMocrate, be on your,guard and
keOp, your eyes open.
G. G. ly A'LEER'S SEV.PNjUDA.SES.
It his. for years been the bost of the
Republicans of Wayne countY, that their.
County Co LI en turns
.are al ways corn posed
,of representatives of the party _against
whom the faintest suspicion political
,dishonesty 'or' corruption Cotil4 - never be
raised. •Thfr: leaders 'and organ of the
pirty have never failed to-bring this for
ward as one of the strongest points in
favor of any ticket resultingfrom the de-„
liberations of these highly moral conelaves'
at the same time, holding-up to,seorn. and-
.derision the :character. of the men fin t,er
jug into the coniPbsition of the .pemo
cratic county conventions. But it seems
that the day .of these incorruptible Re
publican cOnventions is past. - The cloak
of hypocrisy that has hidden their "true
'inwardness" has been torn away,'. and:
that, too, by the hands of -a mane high'
in Republican -councils; and one whois
this fall bearing aloft the party standard,
in the county. It has remained for G. 0,,
Waller, Esq., * the Republican candidate-
for State Senator,l to destroy this legend
Of honesty which has,Bo long been hanth •
ed down 'in - the puny to which he at
present acknowledges allegiance. 4e bold
'ly Charges that out of the: thirty, dele
gates who cast their votes for Q. G
win in the late County Contention, iseV..n.
were purchased by that gentleman they
being, originally Waller men. These..tbirty,
men, are not only representative mew iii
their politica} organiiation; but !Wird .
high standing in businesS' and social Cir
cles, 'and by ilfr. Waller's sleep Ting charge
of corruption they, are: all matte subjeset:
to suspicion. =
It is due those who were.'nbt ptirchasu•
ed as alleged by Mt% Waller,thie he Should
rise ,and explain that he should' tigne l
'the - seven devik who entered the body, of
the borwention, and thus relieve tbe twee -.I
,ty-three presumOly upright' 'men, from
the imputationt that the charge vias'laid
them lf• the charge not true. upon ..1
what claim on ho'nest partisans has a•nian
for, support who would d6liberately,vicl:
without any bas4:l3:of
them. as:-'iioliticar-IndaSe.s?----Ilonesiktc4
CONUUir.F.WT.
The cortiMiSsiOtierB 'Of 'Siisquebaniiik:
County of to=d'ay . will-he abie.to pay-oar,
bond.ed debtiii&irred' — f&i t : :jall purioses'
-only, of:_pveesl.s,ooo,lii the-single year of
'1876, with no' itieit'si,se of isia . tiOn; with
the sump nuni . l)4TOf officials and _thesame
unvarrantable• increase of salaries , and,
inaugura'ed `,l)y ii,epublicair
Now will the Republican "kptode' the
fact. and accompany it with: any reason
why they hal-e, collected this. $15,000 per
year for, nine year4amounting to $1.35,000
in. the aggregate, ft& this specific purpose,
and which by,lavx could : not be used for
any other, and still left this debt unpaid,
at.d outbianding upon the usurious,
iiitenst ofB per- cent, - adtnitting bat by
special Radical,. local, legiritatiou 'they
were granted such power.
This is a cots.undrum which the tax
payers of this County have given up,
and; none but the "dourt_ House Ring"
'can give the :answer. They have , had
the floor fora year and a half and still
they: maintain .a sullen silence. Here is,
golde'h opportunity to blast the aspira
tions forever of the matt
,whom .they are
_pleased to call the "Great Unelected."
.Sometiines it is convenieut *to be for ,
getlul anti sometime it is awkward. The,
Wayne,COunty Herald having charged Mr
George G. Wailer., the radical uandidate
for Senator in''the twenty-sixtb district,
with being a "W,Clellati and peace man;"
in ,1864,
,Waller was incautious
enough to deny, it in a public speech,
And to declare that he supported Abra
ham' Lincoln'. with his. -voice 'and voter
'The Herald returns _ to the charge , and
puhlishes a list of McClellan-Pendleton.
meetings:. which were .addteSsed
Waller in 1864, and some very pungent
editorial strictures from - the Republican
newspaper, the , Waysfie , Citizen, upon his
apqrstacy in the,Wo9dwar4-Curtin -cam
paign in. 1863, in which Mi. Waller •is , de
notinced for making speeches at-‘coplier-'
head:meetinot?
in 1864, if''_they: were honestly entertain
ed,,do Lail great credit. It is vtistly,lun
fortunate that he should :forget that-he
had such sentiments.' .- •
When lovely Waller stoop!' to folly,
And finds his record's bad,
To recollect is ixteloncholY, '
To publish is to , drive hint wad;
—Harrisburg'Patriot.
_
The Philad.elphia Inquirer,
glies the official iote_ol Ohio
on Barnes, fieeretarr of Atate,svhich makei
h is
,majority - 6,093, a 04Lnc:tenible' filliCk
off, from Etayee.major majority :last s Does
iSis• hing for
Z5 -.4.41 " "-- .i , ‘'''....t.i , .
WE HAVE RECEIVED A
FALL All\ll WAITER COINS,
-; •
S ..I,I,EvER SO FULL AND coit,PiarrE,
Mon trw, „49 1,11
SVl►ile Wayne'olikirity•had' a full
critic_Ben* a'fullOratie . delegation
in tie Benati,lid a full Demo,-
cratie - Boarci :Connly _Commissioners,
the old Colin Rouse • 'NU.' good , enough ;'
When Way ne-'enirn ty . bad'' 'Repribli=` ,
can? Bench;, a lull :Repahliean l :aele4tidn:
Sep'tite )46use,. uud;a 130,44.0(,
4iocled i pot.itics,-a high
toned. : pourt house_ utid' bsolli telt
n . ee,6l - 4F•ttev.' • PO;li ve you riot had,
r #001(1ei - i
s E;;; ; . , cite „
dcde; - :_3
We nave shown in another part oi, {hitt'
paper that ihe . bd in cieiiiitii.the'l4 - of . i
lig. 'a,
new atairt the
poyers;pf F°Pu tY.,Pe4174 isix ,6 ll ll '
sail it, dollars bres?,rs.,-Wistison,:i.Senaterii
awl:Thomas Y.. Bort - an& W V.' Attinit!
for4;ll4resen'tiitivei; -.l Urtirii!iiiigtiuhfen't4
in - the:passagu'of.' that, catrup r
0n'f,46,.5e,ie I tie Foe.o rprgeentatiss
the-pc9pici, alrovolili,s,-tools,of the Repub.,
lic Wiref , pullev of Wayne,'
th "triaf
bill. was,' thud: - What~ z citizens of Wayne.
o.)unty urged its-pa§age. Let t us know who ,
is - responsible for thii outrage.--4Honis
dale. Herald.'
Advertisempis plow This Week.
j AMES BLEINEY,
PRaCTICAT. EIIOT AND#S:EIVE ALIKEI4.
ruhlte A:venue, Monist:me,
coot; Shoo, and Uppers, furnished' for: Ladies'
and Geniletnen Ail kinds of custom, work done. with
tiesuiess and uispateh.
WINVISIBLE F.'hATUHE7,..Mat - •
Rubber goals. repai-td in a. good and substantial
manner. •
v s * Sole agent; for Lathene's Leather aeoLlitabher
Cement in SusqUalianna County.
Shop -tinder E. MeEmazie's store. •
Montrose. (AA' 33 , IS7B ; . 4447.
ALWAYS UP TO 'THE TIMES t
GREATEST IMEDUCEMENTS EVER OFFERED , IOII ,
`
,
- Having just returned . from NeW To k with. a -large
and well selected stock, I shall be able to give law pat
roils the best bargains seen. in this county, for years, as
they will bet tally convince:thygiving usa,cali sad
ini ex
aning-,r.
ou . otopk. Read the folio Fang Lid.,
• I , •- , ,
DRY GOODS. - •
Calle:me .. .
... ..."„
.. - • S
to
Sc.•
Mishits ..-., ........
4tolle.-
Detainee.— .. .........;..20 to 350,,
Dress Goads.— ' ....— ' ~..;;.20 to' 5Ce.
Alpaca .....s. ....,...' c ' .....:15 to' ilk.
Shavei, ... •*. ~........' 13 to sll).f
Ladies' .tickets ' ' .:. -- ' ' - '—V to $ 1 0:
•,- ~.. •.: • GIitCidERLES. • ' .' ; •
•
Sugars., A..... ...-,.. :4:: ...J..... ' - '11)(c
- ..10 c 1
Japan Tea... ....: .-:....:. . . ............. . i. —.85 to '
3 1 .5 1 39 1 0 Tea ... •... • ........ .
~ 25 to *
I t
Rice '' ..'.'.-..*
_....,...' ' '.. '- 6to 16c' ,
BossenewiniTobseco - ' '-':....., .. ....- .'.,. ... ZOO!'
Raislaas, new.—., . • ..,. .. •.. ....:.; .... -, tt/ 50 -:
ticors AND slogs. ' . ” ,
Rip Boots .'....,,. . $2lB TS
Ceti 8n0te....,.'.... . .......... ......:....,.... 8150 • , 450
Boy? BoJts... _. ..... • ...... ~ ' 100 300
Ladies' Calf Slow ' - '- .. 150 '2 50
Ladtes',Grain Sheet . ',l 25- , 2 40
tliildren's Shoes ' .. ....... 60 .160
, READY•MADI CLOTHING.
suit e _ .... „„....$ 6to $lOl Overcoati $f 0014 $2O
•
Suits, all wool..:. -8 to 'ix . 1 Walking Coats 550 to tit
Bei ts,all wool,fan- - 'i Pants 100 to, 5
cy.„ .1 . ......"..4 .• /OW 18 1 . • ,
- Also, Hits aid Caps, Crockery, Glass 'and Wooden
'Ware: - Table "and' Loc ket Cutlet y, Hardware. Stoves.
Tinware. ROPes, Cordage t 'aud'hi het, everythinglaan
ally kept in country stores..
Our Tenho is,our customers' interest are our interests,
therefore, it is for our beneilt to
-give them all.tha ad
vantages of a well bought stock._ .• • . .
Wo are stilt alive on PotOrry. and want 10.0* petinds
dressed, Immediately, forwhich the highest 'market
price will he paid. , _
. Bring on, your Poultry, Bitter, Eggs, and other pro;
duce. and we guarantee you, will. be ,well please g that
' you' called.- ' • - ,
-', T. ft writElvircitorc--!
Rush, Pa., Oct. 25, 1876m8,-
Presidential Campaign,
Citzisi dins ak.
Tontana,
Bead for illuetratkil "Circular
and Price .1414.
culmisTlNGium*, , HlLL
esAmnr#onnums
witc,4o4-cheich Phi
4 N p:A s e irroog. - lc ;
'; -
C103X1L111:e?te, rtaaseast
WMPLI WILL BE - SOLD AT
V.OPUT'44.;' I. ,.:OASH PRICE--,,,,-,-.;-..:i,
l:STO CK-
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DlEVV:'„...ol7 , oopili;,,
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AND
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42-46
SEE
HORSE,SHOER WANTED A
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practical ,hoistahOer , can find emilloythent* call
ing on or writing to the underrsigacd at F.airdale,, Sus
quehanna County, PA,
L. D; WHITIL
Ow=
Oct. 18, 1876 pd.
. •,, • • , _
Patients citred 311) years ago , remain sound. Dr. II
'A. Sherman's enceeeertil treatment of Rupture has in
duced =principled. persona to, advertise the elastic
:trusses as a certain :cure; knowing, them to be but an
!imperfect supPorr." l l'botaiands; at victims are to-day
'entiernag through this elastic truss delusion. •
. . If it is worn tight aroma the body it wastes sway
- the muscles. interrupts the circulatiou and predisposes
-to paralysis , ; besides.the straps between the legs drags
the great ball of wood upou the ligaments. spermatic
etiralS and:pelvis:hone la a manner to. prolluce'ltupoten
c.y+ , with .itit its, horrors., In detAi Abe legion of trusses
with their griping pressure upon the spine, abdonfen.
' and delicate:plats adjueent 'to Rupture. isdener or later
; cause 'kidney:apd bladder affections ;
,destroy destroy-manhood
Jiiiking the'.yoring old,'and the 61: rseless,tintfl life
settles' , into frightful apathy: •,The,aMicted should think
'set lowly of this subject and . act in accordance:with the
dletAtes of reason . , I . • • ' _. '' •—• . -
`)ti DR 4 SBERMANS - '' ~ a . .")*: , ".
I . 'Treatmt.nt is Practical . ,' at o al
I— - .
alid teeironaleal-:' `its ' Ohjeet 'in immediate fend and
• eventual cure,.., It is based. :upon _scientific printiples
•-and easily ni
deonstrateff Co the coMprebensions'ot eve
,ry,' ititelligerit-Persoti.i Though ho 'does ncit:iite l truss
he zees 'a spppgrt ,infinitely superior. v:iiich keeps tr.
'arithing in . proPerposition' white tlie. Curative com
pound applied ditlyiht the patient, exettes healthy ao
tionl,ad,hesion and cure. Besides this tree trent does
.not'niterfere withliber ort exercise orriforseb ek or oth
‘33
erwtse, sea affords security against..iridamed:, d strait
•giilated rupture. . ,
The afflicted are comingfrom all parts of the country.
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tice iatereh, given to allporsons concealed in the
following etstatea, to wit
Estate of Ellen, O'Brien, Übe of Lske, deeds
John J. Lana% Administrator.
Estate of Patrirk O'Donnell: late of Susquebaans,deed,
Margaret •Onionnell, Advaimistratrix.
Relate of James leurtaugle. -late of Aubtan t de.d, E.
O'Neill, Administrator.
Estate of. Mired Carpenter. late of Clifford, deed, TO
ert Westgate, Administator.'
Relate of Owen McDonough. late of Middletown, deed
Owen McDonough Administrator;
B'state of Cheater Williams. late of Buford; dec'd,
Vernon Williams, Admindetrator. _ -
Estate of A. B.' Whiting, late of Great talmil deed.
Emily Whine& AdmWstratrix;
Estate of atria Meghn, late of. Middletown, deed,
Robert Winters Executor.
Estate of 'Otis Severance, late of Clifford, dec'd, Min
E. fieveranCe Adtulnistratrix.
That the accountant. have settled _leek, accounts In
the Register's Office 4n and for the County'of dove
banns, und that the same will be presented to the
Judges of the Orphans' Court. op Thursday, the 16th
day otNcvember, 1876,f0r confirmation and allowance.,
• - •B. tsEARDSLEY. Register.
Register's Office, Montrone, Oct. 11,18[6. .
AprosrfsTAArrows,SA LE
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- s Rieal Estate
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IN BI OXiKLYN TOWNSHIP.
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/'he undersigned Tlidministrator of do estate of Al.
best Cl:Reynolds deceased, late of the Township of
Brooklyn. in pursuance of an order of the Orphan's
Court of the' county of Susquehanna. will expose at
public.tale'oti tb_epreutisecin Brooklyn Township, on
Friday. November 10th, 1876,
at I.nielocitpd ut. 4 ,the following described real estate
to wit ; Situate in Brooklyn Township and honuded
And described as follows : Bounded on the north by
landi•of Q. Rogyrs, on the east by lands-of C. Rogers,
arid A. Ely. on the south by lands of. A. Ely and on the
wtiat; by lauds of Sri Birch, L. Reynolds and A. Lindh•
ley, con about 70 scree, with ,the exception of
about - Into scree (2 saes) with dwelling boast aid
ban( thereon. set aft to the widow of said A. G. hey
nolds for her exetriptions and hiving. ibereon carding
machine and feed tnill,` and mostly unp roved.
IT/44MA iLkLit.tritati) down, On final tcoar
matiop. of use; and tisiAncei in oneyear . with
el) i•
G:WitLIAIIIB. Administrator.
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