The - lease of ON)gon.
We do not think Tilden is any more
entitled to the electoral - vote, he has got
in. Oregon than Hayes is to those given to
him in .Louisiaua. Whatever , ' maybe
Said for either on leg al or technical
grounds, they cannot be defended on
grounds of justice or morals. But, tech.
nically, we do not see why the Oregon
Tilden vote is not -as strong: as the Lou,
isianallayes votes: • •
The facts are these : The State gave a
majority of about 1200 for
,Hayes, Ohe
or the three Hayes e4.ctofi . -waSpostmas
,ter ut the ti me of his election, and so in
eligible 'and the .qovertior, who is a
Drnfoorat, and who the law directs "shall
grant . a certificate to the persons having
the largest nuinber of !votes," held that
.!)y Ills ineligibility, the ,rotes for him were
null, and so gave the. Third elector's place
to the fourth or Democratic candidate
having t he,: highest -numbet•of Y 0413.—
There is abundant ,legal, authority and
precedent for this decision; both Amen
, can and English, as there is abundant le
gal.authority and precedekt for the dif
ferent decision` of the Vermont State off:
cials in a precisely similar : ease; The cer=
tificate to three electors,,t,wa layes 113e.n
and one Tilden manwai issued by ale
Governor jointly, as; the laii - reqiiires, and
the Tilden elector took it. The Raved
electors tried to get it -away from him,.
And,then - ihey,-- too,
,held a i meeting by
tfienseWes, Withoutfanyeetrtiticate, refus
ed to.admit to it the • Tilden Elector, de
clared the place he,...claiingd yacancY,
elected a Hayes . man '‘`to'_fillit
three „Men cast three votes
_,for HpyeS - „,
and sent, them to Washington'. - ivitii - ii"
statement of the - - facts, .but,.,Withotti. the
ceriificateof, the GOTsrnor..
The deserted:Tilden'elcctor thus found.
hitnErif ulone with 'his. certificate,
.a 4
. having two vacaiick , s. on hishands; pro-.
'.Oeeded.to fill them:, with mealwho.'are
ported to - be Denicioratp,..-.:bhp*llo.:nev,.er - -1
voted for frayes,—tind. this vote.
also goes on to .Washington, one - for Til
den
and two for Laves, With' the
ble advantage- of:',6e 0-6Vcrnor's , . certifl
_ •
*.. *• * We . believe - Co:ingress ,
go behind the Governor's certifi. 7 l
sate, and in obedience . , .to. the _sound' doc-7
*trine of Piesident Lincoln .!`exclude" this
vote "from the . counting is illegal." But
the pinch is, it Congress goEs -behind the
Oregon 'certificate, it can have - no exouse
i• for not going Whind,theLouisianacertik
, cate. and - the Republican party . plan has
been to insist :!that the certificate of 'the
, ,01 - ivertior - carries the Vote ..undiapUted
Thus the Oregon Governor breaks the,
chain which was to 'Jena Hayes to the
House, and commands - a 'halt Of
the *hole team.
The result is well if the proCess . is un
just. Neither. Tilden nor. Ilayei ought
to be counted in as president on disputed*
• certificates frOin Governors, without the
•
concurrence •of the niajOrity' of hcitti .
of
.opngress.-; • This cmiCtirrence
we claim as needed to., complete a legal
election, It is a sensible • just.dobtrine ;
• .it has precedents and authority; and the .
tt ndertuking to force a President into the
Whit , _notise.Over and against it, iS . bf• it=
se if an outrage upon our Republican sys
, .• ~. _ • • --
lett. • • -
Obviously. these Oregon and Verinont
6Vvii . just alike, brit differ iiitly deCided
by:the state authoritiei, ,present. - -a;ques
Lion , for the Supreme. ,Conrt, theY'do
, alsOifor .CopgreFsional,:,JegiSlation. It is.
. 'provision that no Fed—
'oral officer •shall be an - electOr,
- th! . -Federal..CoUrt.and- - the -Federal legis,
,
lature'can- properly - .decide,, upon' it s ,
terPretation, and - fix the 'penalty,- for
breaking it. We. .carticit have.one
Pretatioi for. ;YerniOn f; and another for
Oregon. ..Fur this makes the Presidency
the sport s .of OrovernOrs,:itnil.. not..the or
derly representatiVe - . of •-'the` nation.—
d Republican, Pec:43. - •
TELEGRAPHIC.
- T . 4-
•
KILLED 1.3 Y THE OARS.
•.Lowitt4., Dec. 1.6.--Dennis Ma
honey was instantly killed to day on the
track of the Boston and Lowell Rail
road. °
A MURDERER SEIVTENCED.
Bogrox, Mass., Dee. 1.6 vana Gov;
&child. the Italian* who killed his bedfel
low, Aviznone, •on the 21st of July last
wO . - to-ilaS'telitenc:A to, §tate prison for
" • -
FIVE:DAYS WITROUT Fopp.
• •
FORTRIeSB MONI3OII, •
prig
Harry, passed:,-u-p• for Baltimore from
the Spanish Main, had heirmy viindi and.
her sail€. The', oref,'.lo ye.,five:days
fackt when she,iyo,4t4en.by the
seho&ner loSepla Oaks, Who iridereda
sistance.
-DA3tAGE:i-N..-:(iffii . a,
CLEVELAND, Dee. 16.—A. tettific - gale
tof wind limn the 'north vent prevailed
here last night commeneing: ,abont.; 9
o'clock and vintioulot‘ data.
thg, the, eneotneter - - the sign Io ce
'regititering fOrty five per hour
-:the highest velocity of •the.witid.,:„Con
iiikrable damage was done sin the,city.
The Most serious yeC - riporieit
destruction ofof= the 'spire of Sii . itahkett l *.
chitich.
W - CLARE PRACTICAL. "
camyr AND GVALSSUICIL k • 1
has located on Pattie. Awaits, Ornament of B. C.
13ayre's Mare balbliao *here be Le prepared to do /di
kte de of Gun Swathing. Wring Muffin e tepee ng.Saw
Wing. Lock repel:42;g act d Tight mechanic/0 jobs on,
short notion. and on as renronsbas •terms se Ca 4
done tlee whose. At work irbrnurted; *Mee% by mla
promptly attended to. You patron** •is *Welted,
sna_iistietsettonctiuszteed. MARK .
=X=
TIIREE POINTS FOR" CONSIDEn•
ATION, -
During the past live years Vegetine' has been stead
ily working itself into public favor, and those who
were at first most Incredulous in regard to its merits
are,now its most ardent friends and supporters.
There are three essq tial causes, for those having such
horror of patent medicines, changing their opinion
and lending their influence toward the advancement of
Vegetir.e. let— It, is an honesty prepared medicine
from barks. roots and herbs. 2d—it. honestly accom
plishes all that is claimed for it, without leaving any
bad effects in the system. ad—lt presents honest
vouchers in testimonials from honest, well-known cit
izens, whose: signatures are a sufficient gun antee of
their earnestness in the matter. Taking; into consid
eration the vast quantity of medicine brought con
spicuously before the public through the flaming ad.,
vertisements in the newipaper columns. with no proof
of merit or genuine vouchers of what it has done, we
should be pat doned for manifesting a small degree of
pride in presenting the fol'owing testimonial from Rev
J. S. Dickersor, D. D., the popular and ever genial
pastor of the South Baptist Church. Boston.
TRIG, TIRED BODY iftlEzt FOR -LEEP.
11. R. Stevens, esq. :
Dear Sir—lt is as much from a sense of duty as of
gratitude that I write to Pay that your Vegetine—even
if it is a patent medicine—has been of great help to
me when nothing else i•eemed to avail which 1 could
safely use.' 4ithei-excessive mental 'work or unusual
care brings upon me a nervous exhaustion thatdesper
atety needs sleeP, but as desperately defies IL Nigh"
after night the poor. tirc d body rues fur sleep until the
,day dawn is welcomed back. and we begin our work
tired out. with an almos fruitless chase after rest: Now
have toilful that a little Vegetine taken just before I
retire gives me sweet and immed ate sleep, and with
out any of the evil effects of the usual narcotics. I
think two thinge would tend to make brain-workers
sleep. lst—A. little less work. 2d A little more Veg,.
etirie. This prescription has helped me.
Now I have a particular horror of Patent Medicine,
but I have a greater horror of .bein,g afratd to tell the
straight oat truth.' The Vegetine has helpedme and!
ownit up, , Yours. &c..
J. 8. DICKERSON.
_,VALUABLE EVIDENCE.
The follo*lng unsolicited testimoinal from Rev. O.T.
Walker D. D. formerly pa-to'r of Bowdoin Square
Church. Boston, and at present settled in Providence,
Rlmust -be deemed as reliable evidence. No one
shculd fail to observe that this testimonial is the result
of two-years' experience in the use of. Vegetine in the
Rev.-Mr. Walker's family, who now pronounce it inval
uable :
, __ ... .
Tiovidencell.l.o6l Tr'anSit StreeL
IL-R. Stevens, esq. :--
I feel bound to express with my signature the high
vitlite I ~pluee upon ypur Ve ,, et inc. My fam!ly hays used - it for the last two years. In nervous debility it
is invaluable, and I recommend it to ail who may need
an itivikorating, renovating teuje. : ' ' . ,
_
• O; T. WA,LKER:
Formerly Pa rlorof Bordoin Square Church; Boston.
13E : Sr - EVIDENCE.. •
The - Tolle - Wing letter front E:: };Beer., Pastor Of. Hie
M. E. church. Nat ick ,Ma be read with interest
by many ; physiebns ; also those sufFering froth the
same disease as afflicted the son of the Rev. E.S:.Best...
No verson can doubt this testimony, as there is no
doubt about the curative power tit-Vegetine. '
NatickiNass ~Jan.
Mr. TI, - • . .
Dear Sit—We have a -good reason for re , zarding ynnr '
Vegetine- a medicine of the greatest. value. - We feel
assut . e4 that it has been the means of raving our son's
-life: -He is now seventeen years of age ; for the last.
two years he has suffered frOm necrosis of- his leg.caus
ed by scrofulous affectien, and-was so far reduced that
nearlyall who saw him thotight his recovery impossi-.
A council.pf able ohvsicianacould give us but the
faiiiiiiiihepe of his' , ever rallying . ; two of th number
declaring that he was beyond the reach of human riln•
-edlOs. that-even- amputation could not save him', as he
hhd not vigor enou;,,h to endnre:the operation. Just
then we commenced giving hint Vegetitte and from that
time to't he present he. has t3e.i. , u, continuously improv
ing. He has lately resumee, -studies, thrown away-his
crutches-and - cane, and
.Nyalls about cheerfully and
strong. -„ Though therei s some discharge from the open
ine where his limb was lanced, we have the fullest con
fidence that in a little time he-will be perfectly cured:
-He has taken About three citizen bottles' of Vegetine:
but lately uses but tittle; as he declares be is telo' well
to be taking medicine t
. ,Respectfully yours.
B. 8..8E5T..
• .
RELIABLE EVIDENCE.
.-11'8 Baltic St., Brooklyn, N. Y., NOY. 1.4. 1874;
H. R. Stevens, e* q. :
Dear Sir—From personal beaellt received by its use,
as well as from personal knowledge of those whose
cures thereby nave seemed almost miraculous; 1-
.can
most heartily and sincerely recommend the Vegetine
for the complaints for which it is claimed to cure.
• JAMES P.LUDLOW.
Late Pastor Calvary Bap. Church, Sacnmento, Cal.,
VEGETINE is Sold by all Dra,rnsts.
ERI EF'S SALE'S.- Br viler u.E. OF
k... 1 writs 's•gued. by the Ccurt of. Common Pleas 'of
S. ntzquehanna County 'and to me directed, I wir expose
to sale by public vendue, at the Court House in :Mont
rose, on.
, Crifipy, January 5, 1 A. D.,.1877,
at 1 o'clock p. in., the , following Weces or pared:3 o
Itind. to
.
• All. those certain.;:pleces or r.plottt of land situ
ate, lying and bond in Susqttehanna county: Pem;syl
vania, the first piece being in Auburn township, bound
ed on the north ,by lands of Darid-McCain, on the east
by lands of Patridk Galvin, on the south by lands tif•J:
_P. Whit() and on the wet by lands of -:lisha Kinney.-
containing. 85. licres. more oseless, abont la) - acres
proved. with the appurtenafices, 2 frame houses ane
other outbuildings, yframe barn and an orchard...
The 2d piece is situate in Rush township, bounded on
the north by lands . of Benj. Bertholf and B Gray. on
the east by laads of_ flarvty and APffed Estus,-on the
south by lands of Bullard, and. on the west by
'lands of Alfred Linaberry, - 'cootaming 105 acres, about
70 acres Improved •irltntkoapputtenances, 1 lOg house,
1 frame barnatidlin orchard, (Seizqi and taken in ex
ecution at the snit Littles'it Blakeslee use of R. B.
Little v - 14. O. E. Picket and A. Lathrop assigned to L.
Searle vs O. E. Picket. •
• . ALSO—AII I hat.piece or „parcel of land situate In Au
barn -,usqueltatitia Cinanty. Pennsylvania,:
bound& & and described,. tie follows, to , wit: 0_ • the
north. by road leading from Kennedy Corners to Carter
Town, east by land of P. White, south hy.land of Hen
:ry*-.DuntuoreJind Ain the west by land of Martin Wil.4
cos. contaipiog 58aeresouostly improved, wit h,the np
puiteitances,l frame , house, 'I trainer ; barn and an or=
chard:' - 'Seized and taken In execution at the suit - b . (
Mulford vs, Philip Swat:khan:men, • . • •
ALSO-4.11. that :certain piece of land • Situate ill - the
township, of- 'Gibson, Susquehanna Connty, rennsyl
va.oia, Bounded on the north by land of Reynolds
and 4 1homas Evans. on the east by land 4 of honms
Evans and Hiram Tiffar.y. on the south by . lands of D.
RohertSmid, Thomas Meritlith, and on the west bY
lands of Seth Abel, G..'Gillatt acid Jacob.L.Ciiiatt, con
taining 230.acreS more or less, will about "ZOO acres im
proved and appurten.nees. 2 frame baruS, -hog house"
and "2-aPPIe orchards.. [Seized and.taken in execution
at thestiltlkf John SMiley assigned to Kesia O. Smiley
vs Cordepa'Wells and J. R. Wells.
ALSO that certain piece or parcel of land situate
lyirg and being - in the township of Bridgewater, Sus
400M:tuft Vounty..PennsylVania.bOanded on th e , north
by labd of D: H. Coon and Wm . Stark , on the east by
lands of H. 11. Harrington, Robert Kent :and W. L. Cat
tho-sOuth by land of Augustus Gregory and on
the west. by public road and land of Horace • Bre w ster, ,
containing about 140 acres, mostly improved with.the
appartenancet, 1 - frame house, 2 frame barns, and an
ore-bard. (Seized and taken in .executionAt the 'suitor
& Co. vs G. S. Johnwin, and -Giitte'nbu: - m,
Rosenbautn & co. vs G. S. Johnson.
430=411 that certain piece of-.
.land situate in Gib-,
eon' toisdeHip, , 'Suiquehanns .ronrify, Penivsylvanla,
bounded and described as follows: Beginning in. the
middle 'of the lienor arid tfarniori turnpike in theAne
of tinoreerieli. t - :thenee Monk the filddle of es id t nut-
Pike 10 dgreekwei,t. O. apcl 4-10,perchis to the pinto r f
- Inte'retirtion'ortiteArrui nOrth , t2V degrees west
verehOs . to corner in of , said road in- Zinc of It;
"Ultifrlftei Oath .10'dtzrees_eatt,28 And IRO .perches
to etonea, thence north 80 *gfees.east perches to
theplkee of lieglnning. containing Isere biore , iir less.
With difalipterteninees,. :.fram e house and all improv
ed. 113eizedVidi alma in e.teenUdn: lit t .the bait of Mil
•gitfu rhylw,s,rieo: - , •
dL-'ll; 7 :4lKbidg anlep&te:stitist griyin*d paid on
i*e'tftli4T 440 r dpeds will notiie
vot.mfilTE, Sheritr.
filferffilvdjilei bt.v.l3 1876.
Vit t INTSTRATRIXS =SALE
•
• te:Zfr Real - Itiartate •
DiMOC.ti" '‘ TOWNSHIP.
.. T ae4iiniershinedAdministratrix of the estate Of liVni
Van O=P o, late of the township of• Blalock; deceas
ed. In phranance of an -order of the 'Orphatiii Court - of,
the county of Susquehanna, witl expose et public saie
:on the - premises in Dinlock. on , ,•
•
SAW:day;'January 187'7
at I o'clock p• at. the followitig described piece of land
situate in faid township and bounded and described as
follows. to wit : Bounded on the north by land of Ba •
-
ran B o n e s and Rogan. on the east by lands of Catha
rine titmeyn, on-the south bp Mt:Woof- Nathan Burdick
and on the west by .ands of 11.'N.Crtosnan, containing ;
about 131 acres.
TERMS OF SALE—S2OO down. $BOO On 11441c0:111r
tnatiOn Of sale :and belance one-half In 6' mouths, ail&
balance int one year thereafteewith interest frotnfinal
condrlnation• of sale. • • .
• • 2-en - rusirAvA ;THAN cotoari,
Dec; Ja•,1878. - ;` Adnlkilstratrix, •
Boston% March 16,1674
A SSIGNEES' SALE
OF REAL.-DATATE.
Notice is hereby given that the su'lscribers,assignees
of A. M. Stearns, for the benefit of his creditors, by or
der of the' Court of Common Pleas, of Susquehanna
County, will expose for public eale to the highest and
best bidder,- at the saw mill on the first. described lot in
Rarford Township, on •
Saturday, January 6,1877,
at 1 0 o'cloci a. m , the following described pieces of
land each situate in Harford Twp, said County, bound
ed and described as foll-Aws„ to wit : The first piece
known as the saw mill lot, beginning at a post and
stones the southeast corner hereof, thence north 70 de
grees west 13 rods to line of lands of Edward Percy a
corner thence along said Percy's land and land of H.
B. Goodrich to a point opposite the upper'end f the
pond and along the edge thereof to a rock at th' dge
of highwater on the east side of the pond, e nce
south 69 degrees east 8 rods and 21 links to a st lEg and
stones corner, thence south 21 degrees west 37 reds and
21 links to the place of beginning, containing 5 acres of
land more or less with the water - privilege attached
thereto, on which is a dwelling house, fruit trees, &c.,
and a circular saw mill and lath mill in good run
bing order, with patent Leffell wheel and 18 feet head
of water, good log 'ways and handy to the road from
Harter% to Montrose Depot.
The second piece being 'an, equitable interest under
contract in the following lot -known as the timber lot,
bounded on the north by lands of Samuel Vail, on the
east by lands of L. Leroy, on the south' by lands of An
drew Osborn and on ' he west by lands of Horace Little
and David Alexander, containing 60 acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE—Un the first piece or aw mill lot
$2OO down, $2OO on final confirmation of sale and bal
:Luce one half in 1 year and other half in 2 years with
interest from final confirmation of sale. .
On the timber lot $lOO down, $lOO ou final confintia
tion of sale and balance one-half in one year and the
other half in two years with interest from final confir
mation of sale. Amount unpaid on giving deed to be
secured by first judgment or mortgage lien on premises
sold.
ALSO at 12 0 clock m. of the 'some ?ay..we will sell at
the mill about 100.000 feet of logs and lumber. Terms
easy and made known at sate.._ , t
L. W. MOORE. I
D. P.'BREWSTER. '
51w3
Dec. la, '1876.
• - • •
IM 1
EGI ER S NOTICE.--PIAC
vtiedit hereby given to altpersoria concerned In the
following estates, to wit : - - •
Estate of Eritittits 'Ctirey, late ilf Latfirop., &cid; A. 0.
r Warren 'Administrator.- • ;• - 7 • • .
:Estate of,-MilesW.lleath: late .;of Choeonnt; deed, G
- 8.-Eldred Adminikrator.. - „ - -
Estate of Honorius-J.Preston. late- : of Great Bend,dec"d
' Ira B. PreEton Administrator.
Estate of John • i Mauls, In to
,tif- Sprin.,7l e, dc.c'd,.
B. B. Williams and-G. B Rogers Admnistrators.' •
'That the necoutanots. have sojile& t nth accounts
the Register's Office in aini'for the County of tlnique
'hanua; and thit thu same: I,)e -presented •to the
Judges of the .Grphants' Coml. on. Thursday, the lath
e.tty of January; .1877, for Cordlrmation and allowance.
11. F. uEARDSLEY.Reg,Ister..
Register's-Office, Mon.rese •Dec. 13 1876.. : .
•
pRocLAm AVON: - •
;SUSQUEHANNA .
Mary B: - Pea se' by her next friend; Abram
vs. Charles A: Pease. In Court of Common Pleasof
Susquehanna County. No. 469, Aptil Term, 1816, ••.-
:To Charles A. 'Peash•: - WltBtUffs" 'Subpteng 'in Di=
vorce was issued to April Tin% 1816, which' was dtv
ly returned nom est inventug and• thereon an alias sub-.
poemwas issued returnable ;to November Terin, 1876,
upon the return of. which proof was made that the said,
Char'es A.l-!ease could not be fotind in my . hailwiclt •
ThiA notice, therefore, is to require you to appear
- before - our. •iudges of the. said Court,. on the-second
Monday of January next to ensues- said complaint.
WM. WHITE, Sheriff.
• Montrese, Dec. - 13.1676 .• • .
pIZOCLAMATION. -
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY SS.
George A. Stoddard vs. liar•let Stoddard,-=
In the Court of Common Pleas oX Susquehanna Coun
ty', No, 093, August Term, 1876. - -
To Harriet Stoddard : Whereas aSubpcena in Divorce
was issued to Angtigt Term, 1876, which was du
ly returned rum eet inventus. and thereon an alias sub
pcena was issued in said case, returnable to November
Term, 1876. upon the retarn of which, proot was• made
that the said Harriet Stoddard could not .be found
in my bailiwick.
This notice is therefore to require -you to appear be.
fore the Judges of the said Court, on the second Mon.
day of January next, to answer said complaint,
WM.-WHITE, Sheriff;
Montrose, Dec 13,187 G.
p ROCLA RATION. •
A. SUSQUEHANNA COUNSY. SS.
William - 11. Low vs. Josephine E. Low. In
the Court- of Common Pleas ofSuaquehanna County.
No. 8.33. August Term„lB76. ..!-
To Josephine - E Low : Whereas a: Stiblicena. in
Divorce - was issued to - August Term, I.B7o.which was
duly retarned non est /51thi fits. tliereoh an alias sub
poena was issued iu said case, returnable to-November
Term. 181'6, upon the4ettirn of which proof was made
that the_said Jes.ephitie E., -Low could • not be
found in y bailie ieg.
This notice therefore is to require you to' appear be
fore the Judges of the said Court, ou tLe second Mon
day of January next, to answersaid complaint, &c.. •
' WM. WHITE; Sheriff..
Montrok.liec. 13, - i876._ • . •
.
W.A NTEDI. -•
2000 Bushels Thicitwheat at once for ship
ment. Will pay Cash-,
51'w8 •
' • - D. A.1400N.
Montrose Dec.tl3;lS'i6pq. -
99' CIENT.'
. .
4;
WILMOT STE MENS,
Of fly:, ilinghatntort Cc St ore, ivill nifer In Mon
rove. (at Cobb's old sttandyon-
Thursday, December 716, 1976,
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A Flair .§ - 1 1 044 iioolsB
•
'; r'
I will iiialcift an olajeCt for a3l of ray qici :Manch
vicliciittiiiiiikitetha hal on es
nce4'ciir. i" - ! • '
-• • .
wziatiolr sTEPTIENs;
gontritme. Dec.4l- 1876. - ; • • ,60w4
-VAWAOLE FARM koa-BALE.I
NEW -MILFORD TOWNSHIP,
The undersiped ezecater of the 'estate et Simeon
Tan Pleet. - dec d, offers for",saie the fano oft aid deced-
Ent. one-fourth mile north of the Moxley church, New
MSltord towaehtV Pa. • It contains about 11$ aores,
well watered, fecced,and auder a good state of cultiva
tion.. I roost dispose of said farm, and wilt soli on
EASY TEP.3I6' -
For Further particulars loquito of the subscriber at
- Suntosersville, Pa. - • -
P. 0. Address, New Milford,,
• • * R. A.;ALDRICH.
July_ 19, lfifttitf.
.
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AT 'COST -AND BEL,OW r OOSTI
OUr large Stock *Emma GOODS: consistin g of full line -of
MEN7S, : y:Boys:','.. :youTost: , -- AND • I _ - : I '' . OIIILDiON'S: , - .- OVERCOATE;
SHAWLS,
DRESS GOODS,
CLOTHS.
aosirig oaf for pima and for CASH Only!
OuR.,,wtsTFAaT,O,C,K , ,.:MUST: ,BE:-.:i.SQLD.c..9f,F1
1c..13;f DESSLWER, T4anaging,PartpOr.
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VATQI.t , TA W M,IOOAL REFOIOII,
';: ..., Eketeat . ooods - Aiill be sold' Or " • -
E• AAMP'S STORE,
iii %.sicintro4el for CASH at CASH PRICES.
l milt keep;good '-goncts - dint . make.' the
-4 '::prices to suit the'acise-“'bu'vers.
FLOUR,
ham, had seven yearss-experience in
buying And selling ..lkounso thatl knOW
'where ,to buy, and what to ,nuy . „to,&ait the
custonlOs ot • this vicinity._-_ _
I WILL MAKE A - SPECIALTY
•• • , - WHEAT n 4 Quit
-and :warrant every barrel and stick to
suit, or , Wuxi - 0 • the .mogey...:
CHEWING: TOD ACCO
-•I haYeiCcoitly made ' arrangements by
which'l'can -. eel, Cii.OYll'sr9. • TOBACCO by
the ponnthaS cheax , can boy - of r any
wholesale Tobacco HbuFe - by the-' barrel.
I also' keep :,Chev!;'ng • Tobacco in .10-lb:
•Cadd'es for - wiii.: I make special
-
I keep on hand a large quantity of. SALT
and keep under cover, and will cell it as
low as possible for t'his,nihrket. •
Sugar, Tea, Coffer, Syrup, Soap, Pork,
Fish, &c., all at the nimble six pence
prices.
I trust I will receive . sufficient patron.
age from' cash buyers to Jnzike the
,cash
system a success. Respectfully,
E. P. STAMP.
Opposite the Banking House of Win. H.'
Ciioper & Co., and the Dry Goods House of
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum & Co!
Montrose, Oct. 11, 1876tt. •
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ALWAYS
GREATEST INDUCE*ENTS EVER. OFFERED FOB
•
Mixing just returned ,froni New Yo k witt's large
and well selected stock, I shall be. able to give my pat
rotis the best bargains seen in this county for gears, as
tnervtill - be'lnilY convinced by giving us a call, and ex
amining our stock. , itcad the folio a ing
Calicoes ... ... ... ..g to Sc.
Atasliiia — , • to lic. -.
Delaines . .-- ....... - .
Dtt .
sil Goods... - .. :...20 to 5Cc. '
Alpacas2s to 15e.
Shawls '' • '. - • ' 75 to $lO.
Ladies' Jackets , .. S 5 to $lO.
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GROCERIES'
Segiri 4 rA .%;.... ''. - ' . - ' • . ' k
...; .. . 11%C.
C.. - .10,Vc.
Japiii - T6i.,:. .. - ...8a to 81
- 11(3o_n Tea .
..., . ........ . ....... 25 to I,l'
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~; Bto 10e •
'Boss Chewing Tobactati • - , • UM*
4a,strcer.. new - • • .: '
__ '.:. ... ~ . ...15c: '
- Kip Boots:• .$2 75 $875
Calf. Boots, . . • . .
60 450 •
Boys' , .
- 100 300
Ladles' - Calf Shl;es . - ..... .... 1.50 250
Ladies' Grain Shoes.— . . ...... 25 240
Children's 'Shoes " • • .... . 00 150
.READY-MADE` CLOTHING.: '
Suits. $ 6to $lO I oo to $2O
Suits, w 001.... 8to• 16 Walking Coats 5' 50 to 10'
Snits,all wool,lan- . I Pants.— 100 to 5
"7. ' cy . = -. 10 to 18 • -
Also, lints and *Caps, Crockery, (Dais and , Wooden.
Ware; Table and Pocket Cutle, y. Hardware: Stoves,
Tinware, Ropes, Cordage, 'mita fact, everything usu
ally kept in country stores. - •
Gurmotto is,our customers' iiiterestare oar interests,
therefore it is for our 'benefit •to give them all the lid-,
• vantages of a well bought stock. •
We are still alive on Poultry. and want 10.000 pounos
dressed - immediately , for which the highest mar4fit
price will be paid, ,
, Bring nre.yonr Poultry., Butter. Eggs,and other pro
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Ilaiingr retorted from New York with the finest sad
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catititry; including Feathers. Ribbons; Lana.
HONlClT,Beltauand Kid Gloves of all kinds.; and Mae
with prices to suit Ali.
Also Frank Leslie's Cat Paper Patterns In fulLiartely.
REME/4/ 33 4, Trii*C% •
st. "rc 1 9 11 4 , ltt.
Binglimaton, N. It.. April 19. 1878.—1y.41
It; : - , 11:7 7 xL4erta,3x1 ! #S.
Thetitideridgn - . .... . `ed
tlAdartpittg buomes VectuAlki
tri their • o,
All agedirc their serikei Will be' promitt t' IrlP,
to:, &diatom* guaranteed. : • '
a. a siorrOWO•
Aprit
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*FURS,
UNDERWEAR,
SACKINGS, &O ss &0., &O.
CASH OR READY PAY
DRY GOODS.
BOOTS AND. SHOP..
.R,ont4,
y 1876.]