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D MOGRA.I7, DEC.
Arrangement Of Mails.
.VIA RAILTIOAD:
Arrives. Departs
..... 700 p m 1215 m
VLA STAGES: •
Montrose Depot,(Daily,), ....., 600 P is 620 a. 4
New Milford. (Daily,) —.lOOO n : ln 180 p m
Viyalusing. (Daily.) r 945 am 10 00p m
Priendsville,(tri weekly,) 600 p m 800 ara
Conklin Station,(tri weekly) 700 ant ' 700 am
gi n gnamton,viaS.Lake,(tri eekly). 600 p m 700 p m
geenoPl)".(triweettlYo • :. - 1060 a,nr 300 p ta
The Nevi - oat, (via Montrose. Depot,) New Milford,
Nnialannoch.sand Wyalusing are dully.
The Conklin. Station mail runs Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays.
Thq ilingnamton mail, (rota Silver Lake,) rnna Taos
lays, Thursdays. and Saturdays.
Friendsville mail runs T ueed.ay s,Thuredays i and Bat
arday a. • , . •
The Meshoppeumaill•ne BSt onday NV (Ants Imlay and
Fridays.
ADDITIONAL STAGUS:
A Stage leavesdaily for Montrose Depot at I ra.,and
returns. at p. rn
A Stage leaves daily for New Milford stains. M.
arid returns atti 80p.m. -
K. C. PORDIIAM. P. M.
, Montrose Railway Time Table.
Arrankuent of , Trains. To - take effect on Monday,
April 17, 1876.
Down Trains. • Up Trains
:SOUTHWARD. NORTHWARD
545 10.15.... hiontrose . ....MO • 4.52
555 1025 ..... -.....A11eu's 645
558 840: .448 -
605 10 32 ' Ranters ...835 444
608 1036. ... ... 440
612 1040. ...... .Dimock.... 825 436
4174 10 47 Tyler's ...815 , 428
625..1057.... ... . 4 20
680 1105 ... :752 _412
45 1148 - Avery's.... 745 '4 05
658 1188. .. . .... Lemon 735 • 400
'1 05 11 35 Lobeck_72s 345
715 11 45 .... Marcy's •-• 715 337
720 /200— .. ... „Tunkhannock 700 323
TI n i ne will run 011 Lehigh Valley time u kept in the
Ofike of P. &N. Y. RR at Tunkhaanock.
'All trains connect at Tunkhannock with P. &N Y.
R. R. going north and south:
JAMES. I. BLASEILICR.
Mauch Chunk. April 17. 1876.
Lilt of New Advertisements.
Vegetine.
St. Nicholas.
Sheriff's Sale.
BiboW Room.
Coal.—J. R. Raynsford.
Rooms to Let.—A. Turrell.
New Store.—B. R. Lyons '& Co.
Holiday Gloods.—F. B. Chandler.
Assignee's Sale.—est. of H. N. Webster.
Bratunss Locir.s.
Donation.
Medical Meeting. ,
Church Fair and Festival.
To the Young Men.—E. K. Losier.
Graded School.--Amos Nichols, Sec'y,
Business LOCable:
DONATION.
There will be a donation at the parsonage . in
Lyman Ville on the afternoon' and evening of
Jan. Ist, tor the 'benefit of Rev. H. G. Ruud.
A cordial invitation is extended.
By order of Ccimmittee.
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D s e. 20, 1876.
GRADED SCHOOL. _
The second term of the Montrose Graded
Echool will commence on Monday, the Bth day
of January, .1877. ' The school will -continue
under the charge of the same corps of teachers,
and tuition same as last term.
AMOS NICHOLEI L See l y.
Montrose, Dec. 20, 1876. ' 52w2,
CRURCR FAIR AND FESTIVAL. •
A lair and festival for the benefit of St. Fran
cis Xaviees Library 'A.ssociation and Temper
ince Society, will "be held at Friendsville dur
• ing the Holidays. The lair will close on New
Year's evening with a concert, and a lecture on
"the good use of time." Three gentlemen trom
the •townships of Friendsville, Middletown and
Apolacon will be candidates fora buffalo robe . ;
the one receiving the greater number of votes,
will be awarded the prize. A cordial mita
Lion is extended to all friends. A number of
valuable articles will be disposed'of each eve
ning during the year. , • 52W2
Friendsville, Dec. 20, 1876.
MF.ETING OF MEDICAL SOCIETY.
The thirty-ninth annual meeting of the Sus
quehanna County Medical Society will be held
at the office of the Secretary, in Montrose, on
Wednesday'', January . Bd, 1877, at 10 o'clock a.
tn. ,
All regular practitioners are cordially invited
to be present. Clinic from 12 to 1 o'clock p.m.
At 2 o'clock p. m., A. T. Brundage • M. D., of'
leactoryville, will deliver an address at. the
Academy on Physiology and Hygeine,to whieh
the community generally, and patients especial
ly, are invited. . 1 7
The metribers of the Sdelety and ladies will
dine together at the Taihtll House.
Members expecting to bh present will confer
a favor on the Secretary by notifying him there
of by postal.
CALVIN O. HALBEY, Sec.
Montrose, Dec. 20,.1876: ,
To YOUNG MEN.-A. New Institution in
Montrose.—The undersigned; for, twenty-one
years principal and proprietor of the Business
College in the City . of Baltimore, one of the
largest lotitutions ot its kind in the United
States, will open on Tuesday, January 2, 1877,
a similar Institution in Montrose, at the corner,
of Public and Turnpike Street.
The course of Instruction will embrace Tele
graphing, Book-Keeping,: Penmanship, Arith
metic and all other branches usually taught in
schools of this kind. An apartment will be ap
propriated for the instruction ot ladies in Tele
graphi4g and Penmanship. All interested will
please 'make early application, as the number
of onr pupils wilt be limited to fifty for the
present IMMO& Our' terms of Tuition will be
very low, only about one-half what we have
been charging in the city. •
eircularacontaining terms and fun particu
lars to be had at the College, or sent by mail.
Address, E. K. Loma, Principal.,.
Montrose, Dec. 20, 1876: - 52w2"
See Bronson's adverthemint, this week, Dec.
20,1870. 51w8
Grett inducementis at Bronson's. (See new
advertisement.) . -51*d
4111 Brousou'e std get prime before buy
log ebsewbere, . , 51w8
Taxa your watch repairing to True's. The
new watch maker taCkuindler's, store, Pnblic
Avenue. 511/13
Montrose, Dec 13,1876.
Tann:the watitimaker, tine tools and
doe.s quiek work at moderate prices.
Montrose. Dec. 13, 1876.
WATCHES, WATCHEs WATFEEs I Take then
Tmesfor - goid P.51/3
Mmitrose,Dec.l3, 1876.
A splendid new - stock 'of 'clOokt at Thie's
Montrose, Dec. 13; 1876. 51w1.
I Pee'13,&11646111 . 8 advrtie,etnefilt o 014 week,' Dec:
20,1876. _ 51w3
OBE of those nickel eased - 034 . 1tiritt - Trice's
would make a , lbw Chrh 4 o l l 4l .l ) ifilefit''.4
?Untrue ' Dec . 13;1876. luzwl
OATS wanted at this office on subscrip
OLD Newspapers tor sale at this Office at ten
cents per dozen.
HANDBILLS for Auction . Sales, .te.; printed
at the DEMOCRAT office -in first-chi-s style and
at reasonable prices.
F. R. STEVENs has. Holiday. Goods , to: snit
everybody. Presents for Christmas' Trees •at
reduced rates. ' . • •48w0,..
TROILMER'S Cdebtatet! liitraCt of Malt, Wm. ,
Massey it Co.'s Pniladelpei.. Ale at M, A. Ly
on's Drug Store.
Montrose Aug:o; 1876.
- `House and Lot to rent in Montrosei: Enquire
of J.' B.1116Colluni: ' •
May 3.1, 1876.--tf.
AT PuRDY's Wagon Shop -a fine lot ot 'Plat
orm Wagons and Buggies lull trimmed." Com
plete and first-class in every, respect for sale
cheap for cash.
Montrose,:nine 7: 1876tt.
I
A LARCIE assortment , of the latest and
neatest styles of visiting and business cards
just received at this office. Call and see them
before ordering elsewhere.'
F. H. Burvitias has a large stock of Children's
Books, in paper, board, and cloth binding. Al
so, a handsome lot of Diaries.
Montrose, Nov: 22,1876.
No business man need •• complain 'that he
is "too poor to advertise" whin can'get the
latest style business cards printed at the DEld-
OCHAT office for three dollars per thousand,and
other work in proportion.
FOR PURE Drugs and . Medicines, Fine Toilet
Articles. Jewelry and Perfumery, go to M. A•
Lyon's Drug Store.
Montrose, Aug. 9, 1876. ,
A large stock of ready made clothing and
gent's furnishing goods, from a bankrupt stock,
-has been placed in the store -of E. McKenzie,
Montrose, Pa., and will be sold at auction and
private sale, by
H. ROssarrlLU t Auctioneer.
"SANTA CLAtis" is coming; with a variety of
choice Holiday presents for Christmas and New
Year. He will make his headquarters at M. A.
Lyon'e Drug Store. where he will be pleased to
exhibit his line collection of rare things to all
who are lit search of ornamental and usetul
presents.
Montrose, Dec. _ 6. 1876.
PASTORAL Reception and Oyster Supper, at
the 3i. E. Parsonage, Rush, for the benefit of
Rey. F. A. Dony, Wednesday, Dec. 27th, after
noon and evening. Entertainment for head
heart, and stomachs. Come everybody.
By order Committee.
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Rush, Dec. 13, 1876.
THIS IB,TO GIVE NOTICE
Thata have on hand a stock of Buggy and
Platform Spring Wagons, which must be sold
immediately, without. regard to price. They
are first-class in every respect,and any one who
has any idea of ever buying a wagon of any
kind should give me a call.
Montrose, Nov. 1, 1876tf.
Those:two foes of bodily comfort, Rheuma•
tism and the Gout, cease their twinges. if the
afflicted part is daily washed with Glenn's
Sulphur Soap, which banishes pain and ren
ders the joints and muscles supple and elastic.
Depot Crittenton's No. 7 Sixth Avenue, N. Y.
Hill's Hair & Whisker Dye, blUck or brown, 50
cents. 51w4
.
TIME AND r-LActr
j Now Is TILE TIME TO PAINT.
Lead and Oil cheaper than they have been
known tor years. Burn's Eagle Drug Store is
the place to buy anything in the PAINT.and
DRUG line at the very lowest figures. A large
assortment of Brushes and Varnishes constant
ly in stock.. The celebrated Hall, Bradley, &
Co.'s Pure White Lead constantly on hand, for
which Bums is the SOLE AGENT kir Montrose
and vicinity.
Montroie, April 19, 1876tf.
CLAIRVOYANT EXAXERATIONe num.
There is no subject that requires so much
study and experience as the treatment,ot cbron
ic diseases. The astonishing success and re•
markable cures performed by Dr. Butterfield,
are due to the gift of clairvoyance, to the life
long study of the constitution of man, and the
curing ofdiseases from natural remedies. Cures
the worst forms of Scrofula, Catarrh, Piles, Fe
male Weakness, Asthma, Kidneys or Bladder
Will be at the Spaulding House, Binghamton,
`Thursday, and Friday, Dec. 24th and 25th.
Nov. 29, 1876.
PRINTING.
We have just received a very large 'stock of
plain and fancy envelopek letter and note pa=
per, plain and fancy bill head papers, cards of
all eizes and colors, colored poster papers, etc.
all of which we can afford to print cheaper
than any office in , this or neighboring counties;
and in at good style. Work done in black and
colored inks. It you -think there is any that
can beat us; give us a trial; and we will show
you what we can do. All kinds of blanks on
hand or printed to order;
TIME AND MONEY saved by going to M. A.
Lyon's drug store, - for your Drugs and Medi
cines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye stuffs, Fan
cy goods, Jewelry, Perfumery, Combs, Brushes,
Pocket Books, Tobacco and Cigars. Our
goods; are of the , best quality and sold at pri-,
ces that 'defy competition, and no one , will have
to look farther. Some Chinese and Japanese
goods and. other Fancy. Articles,. purchased at .
"The Centennial." for.sale. ,
Montrose, Oct. . .
SCILENCE% It/ANDRAS& PaILEI will be found
to possess those qualities necessary to the totsl
eradiagion of all billions attacks, prompt to'
start the secretions of the liver, and give a
healthy tone , to the entire system, Indeed, it is
no ordinary discovery in medical science, to
have invented a remedy for these stubborn
complaints, which develop all the results, pro
duced by a heretofore 'free use of calomel, is
'mineral justly dreaded by mankind, and ac
knowledged-to be destructive la
-the extreme_to
the human sysieni. That the properties of cer
tain vegetables comprise all the virtues of calo
mel withiiut its injurious tendencies, is now an
admitted fact,rendered indisputable by scieutif.
is researches ; and those who, use the Mandrake
Pills will.be fully satisfied that 'the best meth,
cities are those provided by nature in the cam'
won herbs and roots of the.field. .
These Pills open the hOwels and correct all
billions derangements without salivation or any
of the injuries effects of calomel or other whs
. ons. The secretion - of bile is promoted by .
these pills as will be seen by the altered color
of, the stools, and disappear ing of the ,sallow,
complexion and cleansing of the tongue.. -
'Ample' directions for use accompany erten
box of pills. :Prepared only by J. H. Schenck
& Son, at their principal o ffi ce, corner etiixt,h
and Ara Streets. Philadelphia, and . for sale by,
all drusr,gi!lts and dealers.
Price zo cents per box.
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ONIEM
DONATION. " ,
• The friends _of Rev. M. E.. Bramhall will
make him a donation .at the home of. H. S.
Conklin, at Fair Hill, on •Tuesday afternoon
and evening, Dec, "18. .6.11 are cordially invited
to 'attend.
•
Fair. Rill ) Dee.• 13,:1876w).:
CIGAR . AND CoNtECTIONEET . STORE.
„Having, bought 1 1 4ouis Knoll's stock of..f)igays,
Tobacco' and ConfectioneiS*;turntsh
I,lrst-cla.s articles for the least,_ Inopcy. Finn
suininer tin the' thirsty.'
JAMES ZEEFASS.
Montrose, July, 26, 1876. •
...The sale of Taylor's Family Medicines is
'steadiltolt the - increase: The Awles•Of- the paSt
year being
,mo're:than double of any .previottS
year. The reason of this • _is, 'ori:aoaount. of .the
genuine merits of the goods themselves and
the fair: .and impartial manner. in. which; thoy
are sold.
:July 26,1876. . - -
PERSONS visiting Binghamton *ishing to
purchase_, dry goods would do
,well to call on
auk& SuoLEs. - They keep a first-class line
of dry goods end ready-made clothing on hand
all the - tithe. Alpacas, Merinos,and Cashmeres,
the finest; line in the city : :
.No trouble to shoN?
goods or send samples. ' •,
.Nov.l 1870tf.
OFFICIAL RETURNS.
OFFICIAL RETURNS have
been poiitiyely. received that you can get as
good a Stew of Oysters at the gepstone Saloon
as you can in Now York; Florida, Louisiana,
or any of the disputed States. This is posi
tively t fficial and if you do not feel satisfied
ca'al and see for yourself ; the records are open
to all. KEYSTONE SALOON.
Nov. 21, 1876.
The Nunkhannock• Marble ;Works of Burns
& White are doing a good business and are
getting out some very tasty jobs of Head
Stones and Monuments. A. B. Burns, of the
Eagle Drug Store, is their authorized agent for
Montrose and vicinity. He has designs of
Head Stones and Monuments. Any orders left
with him will be promptly filled ,by Burns &
White.*
Tunkhannock, Feb. 1876tf.
I take this method of informing the public
of Montrose and vicinity that 1 have opened a
new harness strop. one door below Searle's ex
press office, second floor, Public Avenue.
I will build 'new work of the best quality,
and repair with neatness and dispatch and at
lowest ;rates. The patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited. •
Montrose, Oct. 18, 1876tf.
WE WOULD advise all those Intending to
make any purchases of Black . Silk§ this fall to
make them now, as there has been a great _ad
vance in Raw Silk, which must make. a
material, advance in manufactured goods. C.F.
Sisson &Co., Binghamton, inform us that .they
have an unusuahy fine line of Black Silks pur
chased at very low prices, which they offer for
the present'at old prices, which are aim+ 25
per cent legs than ;the goods can be purchased
now. They have a large stock of Black and
Colored Cashmeres, together, with, an endless
variety of every description cif Fall s Dreis Goods
which they offer upon the most favorable , terms
Samples sent with pleasure to anyaddress:
No
Cu, No PAT:
E. T Puntiy.
Kirby's Cough Balsam,a very palatable com
pound; for the various affections of the throat
and lungs. Used with great success is case of
Asthma and Bronchitis. It
,i 9 prescribed by the
physicians and endorsed by the people: . 'War
ranted to glye entire - satisfaction or 'money re- .
funded.
Kirby's Magic Relief for the instant cure of
severe and acute pains. .
Kirby's Tasteless Worm : Lozenges.. Sure,
safe and effectual.
KirbV's Condition Powders for quality, quan
tity and purity are superior to any Powder for
stock manufactured.
Kirby's Camphor • Ice for shaped , bands or
sunburn.
For sale !ry . all : Druggists In -Montrose, and
Dealers in Medicines throughout the country.
June 28,1876y1.
MITCHELL—Lucs—In Moitrose, Dec. 10, by
"tld. W, C. Tilden, Mr. Andrew S. Mitchell,
and Miss Mary E. Luce.
Simi. —Down:Ho—ln Montrose, Dec.l4, by
DI W. t.. Tilden, Mr. Chancy Shelp and Miss
Anna M. Downing, of Jessup.
VANGOBD2R-HARTLEY-At the holm of
the bride's father, in Lenox, 30, by Rev.
D. Pease, Jackson Vangorder, and Miss Effie
M. Hartley, all of,Lenolc. -
4iwe
LZ WORM .
Ew HARNESS SHOP
IhiI4II6.3FIL3FLIALC*3EIB •
Lirmnii—ATEnig f otr—At ;the residence of the
bride's parents, Dec. 12, byliev.-11. G. [lamed,
Mr. Berkley Lyman, ,of Lymanville, and MIEa
Nis, Atkinson of Washington Wyo. Co.
- x"itpeoze =sm.
PresErr—ln Jessup, .Dec. Bth, Mr. Daniel
pickett, aged 72 years, 1 month and 18 - days:
NEW YORK CITY MARKET.
COBBZCTED WIZZLY
• --- HAYDEN-a
0 6 a 1 7 168411 Nerehiints, '
No. 825 Wass:ma:ow 13.ntrr, Nsw Taxis.
mamma •
NEw You,l3aturday;pec. 16 1876,
Pailaychoicest fresh
' gooek 10. fine. ..... 1.. .• SO .82
" common . . 28
Firkinsotelections .. _.BO, 6,81
" to - Uric., ::..- 26 - 41 - . , * - 28
" common to good 23 @ 25
Tubs, eelettlOntt... . 02: IS, '65-
good tolne.." 241,, 0. 28
" common to 22 -4 , 25
CHSICUL't
Factory, 'fancy T. "
14%4a 15
8044t?,0:m!-. 13%© 14
FaitniDairy lB %o 14M
-‘• " fair o good. . 12 f , Qi- 18. ,
MISCIILLABIIOI7B.
Eggs, fresh '"v l llo's' t
A p pleso 2 Arip 8%
-Wear 5M
66 66 slicedi ' .'• 1 '5 , fj) 6
Potatoes, per bbl • 3 00e3 87%
Lard - 10M0 , 11
Tallow 8 %0 ' 3B 3i
Turkeys dre55ed.........f ?: 1 .0 012
Chickens, " " ' 8 10
. ... . . .... 10 Its 'l3
.
Beeswax 30 @ 30%
101 J. DONLAY, , 11
.1. • ritaxinitgai;;rd
BINGUAMTON, N. Y.,
5 . , •
Istist lip/oval Cetus sad Cali:eta on bande-'
Restos to order. librc•ode, etc. *01:19. ne.
L 0 , 1876.
IRVIN Cnitricor
_.i :K~a.:.". ~ ..
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
AL' F. BRONSON
Will offer Ige entire stock of Gobde, consisting:oi
. ;GOLD , ../NQ;KLyEß , w*frefigS
•
of all descriptions.. Fteneli and;,Americtin
Silver and Plated Witrits , of every "kind; tuary, Cut;
lee, a lafire:stoekof Specks; Revcilyers; Gold Pon s and
Pencils. Silyer.Thiraples, Opera Glasses, Spy Olas:tes..
Canes, Stleet'MuSlq, anti Music ;aridlniltraction Books;
. •
. PIANOS AND ORGANS,.
ViOlins and Bozeo,,Guitara,Fitels, Accordeona,PicolOc
Clarionets. linrultmicoe, FlageOletta. Folios for Sheet
241'n?ic. Piano`and :Organ Covers. Plano 4.ton.;itc.,
too,numeraus tnention, at pricea that .will aatontah
close buyere.-
A FEW CASH PRICES:
Organs, live octave, elegant- case, 3,}i setts Heeds. Sub
Bass and Octavo Coupler, 10 stops, list price $4OO, for
$2OO. Above Organ is suitable for a Church.. Piano
7 , 4 'octavos; Grand equare S cle , Serpentine acrd Plith
Moulding's, title carved legs, has been used lees than 1
year, usual price $675 to *750, will be sold for $265.
Above Instru'ments warrantedfor six years.
Silver plated Fruit Dishes . $2 85to $4156
• " 'Butter 't < •225 upwards;
. Cake Baskets 4 00 to $6:50 1
Castors ... .. lo finest 750'1
" Pickle Stands... . . ... ........$1•CO to 5 Oft
" Cups.... " 00 to 275
li.ll. Taylor 51ov3mnnt in 3 oz Spier Casn s2B ' oo '
'Chas Fargo " 3oz " 160 J
Avery • . , 7" *.2 oz ".: ". _ 1200
P. s. , ruett • oz " " •.•• • 10 00,
Wm. Ellery ' " 3 oz: ••• " ..... 16 5Cr
Broadway . " 2oz 5 " -1 ; oo
,
, Gobi Watches and Chains itetylow.
Two'new swell body Cutters, one, bait Portland, one
fine Phaeton Cattlage, single or double (new.) . • •
No reasonable offer will be refused, as these goods
most be sold, This lea splendid ehat ce for those .00k
tng for Holiday Presents. At
BRONSON'S •
Music & Jewelry Store.
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. rick Block.)
atiio :Arose, Dec. 18,18:6.
arbit
eWe aid call the attention of the Pablic wanting
ANYTHING IN THE MARBLE LINF
to OUR WORKS st
SUSQUEHANNA DEPOT, PAR,
Being . the only Marble Works in the County..a;l
All, Work Warranted as Represented
X,O If :0,4.1 . ), T, ' SAVE . N 0,217.0.
By c.allingon
&weft newit, -April 14, 1876.
TulT4ANNooliE
MARBLE WORKS:'
BURNS; & WHITE
, I
Mannincturers of and Dealers in
ITALIAN & AMER,I(IAN MARBLE,
MARBLR AIOD SL &TR MANTLES.,
SCOTCH .8; AMERICAN 'GRANITE,
u : A Specialty. ' -
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sarCemetery Lots Znolosed•Or
P. C. BURNS, - • - - Ono. WHITS
Tnnklannock. Pa. 'Jan. 19. 1876.--ly •
i iPSICI-NEES' SALE.
..Notice is hereby given that :the subscribers,
assignees of the lames E. Howe, for the bene
fit of his 'creditors by order of the Court of
Common Pleas of Susquehanna County, will
expose to public sale to the highest and best
bidder, at the residence of James E. Howe in
ttie Borough of Great Bend, on 't
Saturday, January 6,-1677,
at 10 o'clock aon., the two following described
pieces of land :
First- Situated in the Borough of Great
Bend, Susquehanna County, bounded and de.
scribed fo ll ows : Bode d the northerly
by lands of the Truman. Baldwin estate, south=
erly by the lands'of M. B. Bitssett and :Bald
win estate, westerly by Mainsheet, continuing
6 acres, be the same more or less, all improved,
with the appurtenances, one two story frame
dwelling house.'one barn and wagon houtte,
young orchard-and variety of fruit trees.
Second Lot—Situate in the Borough of Great
Bead Village, Susquehanna . County, bounded
and described as follows,viz : Bounded on the
south by lands' of A. W. Millard, on tbe.east by
lands of A. W. Millard, on the north by lands
of the estate of Ebenezer Brown, one story and ,
a half frame dwelling house and barn.
Terms of Bale--One-third down at time of
sale, the balance in one year, with. interest.—
Deed given at ; final confirmation, payment se
cured by first judgment or mortgage-lien upon
be .premises-with interest. -
T. D. IiSTABRPOIK,_
L. B. LENHELM,
Assignees.
Dec. 13,1870.
RAILWAY , .NOTIOR
bii electiifirby the stackbolders of the X obtromi SAL —
Way Cmnininy wilt be. held at, the: 4
6.6okEß,muBe' W Timust,4•ANiidic:
-.,-,:, - 1.1:1 i , .::-.: • :::z•r: ,:.-- , s- -:;,;-,
•Seeptid:lolonday DU' sqnuarV 11811
''-
getween the Imp Or is 07.01 , 99kAp0n and one =
°clock p.
tn. of that day for de elettioll Or one perloll rs Neel
dentotnit tweive.periona as Mtwara' to aerie tho Cl* l 4
pany u aneh Officers for the emoting' prat), . • _
By Odor
51*3 ; C. L. BROWN, Seeretaiy...
Montrose, Dee, 13, 1811.:
d inks
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OR NO SALE.
WILLIS D 1 LONG.
A. COLVIN ' ? gent
=MMI
of the
Conit , IHrectorz
TWO lines In this-Threctoty, ono year, $1.60; oath id- ,
dltional line, ISO cents.
ON RO .
T SR
11A911W0Itt Stater.;- *Wholeialt 411etell •' ' 1
dealer in ell ifindapf; slate :roofing, mato
Reefs repaired with slate paint to , order. Alio. elite •
paint for sale by the gallonot barrel.• Idotitzose;'
•nItiLINGS STROUD,: General; •Fire and. Life Inst.. •
sane Agents, alro , sell Railroad and - Accidental
Tickets to .Iklc4 York and Philadelphia. Office one
; door east of Wm;11 Cooper. Co!s bank. . .:;
WM., U. BOYD & CO. Dealing ;in Stoves, hardware
- and Manuf cturers of Tin and Sheet-Lon' ware,'cbe=
nor of Main and Turnpike street:, . - , • •
. A. N. Bullvd, Dealer 1n Grocerles v Provinione, Books.
Stationery and Yankee 'Notions;' at the head of Polo- '
Ilc Avenue. „.•.• - , • :
COOPICR & ' Bankers. Sell Foreign Pas- • -
sage Tickets and Drafts on England, Ireland, and
Scotland. ,
, .
WM. L. COX, Ilarness'maker itid"dealer In all artt- -
clei usually kept by the trioe,opposite the bauk..,,
JAMES C &EXALT., Attorney•st-Law. °Mee one,
door be low Tarbell House, Public Avenue. • •
11. ROSENTlElAL,'Auctioneer.:' Care 8. Finnan - as C 0. ,,
Montrose, Pa.. . . : • , • •
NEW; MILFORD.
'SAVINGS BANK. NEWMILFORD. 'Six per - eentb
i interest On all Deposita. Does : a general Banking,
business. . 8. B. pli.lBlt ds CO.
ill. GARRET & KO ii 4 i ,Dealer in Fleur: Feed ,' Meek
;- • Salt. Lime; Cement. Groceries , and Provisionst - 96.
Main Street, opposite the Dspot. •
,
,
IN. F. KIMBER. Carriage Maker, _Picture Framer.anE
1- Undertaker, a feW • rodi . front-Phinney's Hetet, near
M.R. Church.
...,GRRAT • BEND. , .
_
H. P. DORAN, Merchant Tailor and dealei in, Bei*
• Madc Clothing, Dry Goods; Groceries add Provision*,
- . Main S:reet. • • • , ,
ONEY TALKS!
These are prices
THAT HURT
(not the customer&
but other dealers who find fault because it spoils_ tbdt
prod La. They assert that I cannot fell goods at prices
named, these prices are not for a halt, hs . angel.
nine and will bo fulfilled in every partial's.. ad
see for yourselves.
MONEY SAVED IS. MONEY
EARNEDI
WEBSTER The Clothier's PRICE LIST
For FALL & WINTERIB76-7.
Good heavy business snits ' $ 7
Diagonal silk mixed suits 8. - •
Heavy cassimere sails.... .• • 8 '
Basket worsted suits ' •" • .... .... ' ....... .. 10 ,
Fancy plaid cassireere -nits 11.
-English Diagonal snits. ... - • 1 17.
'French basket suite ........ • ... .... 17 •
All.wooi Broad cloth coats . .. . ... 1
Heavy sheepa gray overcoats....
Chinchilla overcoats . K.
Fur Beater overcoats... .. ...' .. ... .. lop
sine diagonal overcoats • 12.00 ,
Union Beaver overcoat 7.00
French Beaver overcoats (all attkirs) ... : ... ~.. 2. 12.00
Boys' Clothing -3 to 10 years.. : •
Heavy mixed school suits , '. ' ' -... .3.88
Cassimere suite '' .... . J. . woo a• 1 5.111
Diaconal and basket Snits ' . .. ..... •
.. ... EMI
'Stout overcoats ' -.,
- 1. ~ :41.8111
Ca Pe and ulster (overcoats . , . ,spo
..
'el Clothing-3 b to - ' • ' •
Boys o ing— 1a years.
. .
sic
Heinty mixed school suits.
, Heavy cassimare suits ' ' . 'I. • ..., 6.00 't'
Diagonal and basket.. Units _ • i... ...... IA ,
Heavy every-day overcoats ' 3.11 5.
Chinchilla overcoats.. - - ''
' !-
Beaver and Fur Beater - Overcoats r.. ~ • fil
Cape and Ulster overcoats - • • .'. 130
. .. _
Youths' Clothing 16 years to men's sizes.
_
Good undershirt or drawers.: ...... . ...
Good knit jacketic ' ' .• - • j
Good wool shirts....... .. I ,
Good cetton Socks:.. • '''• - ' " ' ~...
Cloth eeveredPided end collars' .111
- 1 -••? .....
And alf oilier:goods in proportion. •
IFlrThe ' higheit price -paid for ;'?rinte butter DV
WEBSTSI4 I B.
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C. ii. - -wEss4a, mt. ~.
62 and 64 Court Street.
Binghamtm, 14.r,-
Sept. 20,1846.
ISTo
HOl, THE HOLIDAYS
THE TOT BAZAARI
EVERYTHING. in the Tog line. ,
(IRINA, CITE'S and Saucers' 'Nis Asa
41e.,
LSO, 8, full,assottment of tin Tiya.
Nfrx, and Rubber 'Polls;
fIRGANS, j,ticvs Harps, Triiiiipeta, !slid
VV Fifes ;, • .
'VOW is - tho time to - buy sebum
k.,V • bargain's, • ,*.
FOR 13argains iheuid not be 'lest:
4
Yua will find ft, gond assortment of
FRANI S;, OANNED 'GOODS. NITM,
OD CONF E CTIONERY,
at IL 0., DACOPM
'thy Main Street, Mgritroße, Pao
Jou.
Noy, 15, 1.876tf.
A.Nl)::rOirrig /
mua or ittraiiquar.
Pitlit**„ bRANOES,
PEAl)ol,'Spri AP PLES,- PLUMS;
QUINCES, OWIONS,, TOIAA !
APPLES,
'BAUM, BAW.ANAEV
- OANTELOPICS: '"
GRAM
4.~ ~}
SWEET ' POTATOES, WILORI'LEro,4
BERRIES,' &c. ,&c, '`.
, -
fill et lotto* Priciest
.bj: At i
zoatuoi. ut*i •
HOMES WANTED.: , .. .
.
We, the Overseers of the Poor of litoulek TOlniebtlyi. 3
bs'io six rilstldrea.to putout nail tkeoi *root ago - ,1 i
. One.boy,layeus old, .
• Ouga girl IS yeassold, , -
~. One gisl-11. no old;
~
- *Owl aisi ft years old, '
, One hOl 4 years old„ ••' ! ~ - ~ , '1 5, !i':: !, T
hay byes; old. =.,. '. - .. r n .. „.. •4
= MI am ell im, tthlldree.' ' ' ''L , t ll 4 -r ' 17 4
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