Arrangement of Mails.
VIA. RAILROAD:
. • • • !' Arrives. DeParis
.... 00p m. 1216 m
Montrose ..... . 800 p m 620 a
Now Mil ford, (Daily,) 1000 a m 180 p in
Wyalnsing (Daily.) , 946 am 1000 p m
Friendsville,(tri weekly,) '6oop m 800 am
Chnklin Statiou,(tri weekly,).. 700 am 700 am
EV.nghamton,via S. Lake ,(t rt weekly)... 600 pm 700 p m
weetioppen ,(tri weekly,) ' 1000 a m 'Boop m
The New York, (via Montrose Depot,) -New Milford,
rilakhannock,and Wyalusing are daily. -
The ijoakiln Station mail tuns Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays.
' The Binghamton mail, (vici Silver Lake,)runs Tnes
.lays, Thursdays. , and Saturdays.
Friendsville mail runs Tnesdays,Thursdays,and Sat
nrdays. . ' -
The Meshoppen mai 1 runs Mondays,Wedneadays, and
Fridays.
ADDITIONAL STAGES:
A Stage leavesdaily forAontrose Depot at 1 tris,and
returns at 6 p. m
A Stage leaves daily for New Milford at 780 a. ta.
and returns at 80 p, tn.
Montrose Railway T me Table•
.arrangment of Trains. To take effect an Monday,
Aprill.7, 1870.
Down Train*.
SOUTHWARD
A.M. P. X.
Montrose 4.62
545.,
....Cool's 890 448
...535 -444
P.M. A. N.
545 10.15...
555 1025
5 . 58 ~.1.028. •
605 •
608 1086.:.
612 10 40.:. ...... Dimock....- 325 435•
617 10 47 Tyler's . 815 428
625. 1057.... ,!420
630. 1,05 - • 155.,. 412
645 tll 18. •"' Avery's 745 405 •
653 - 1128 ... ....Lemon '7 35 400
705 1185 L0beck....... _725 '.345
715 11 45. • : 4 7 15 '8 -`•
720 - 12 00 , •
.. '..:Tunkhannock - 700 . 322
• 4 •
inns will run on Lehigh ; Valley time as kept in the
Mite of P. & N. Y. RR at Tunkhatnock.
All trains connect at Tunkhannock with P. &N Y.
R. R.going north and south. •
JAMES.I. BL4LKSLEIC, Prelet.
iapch Chunk, April .17. 1876.
List of New Advertisements. '`
Reduction in price—Patriot.
Wife Notice—W. N. Green. •
Miicellaneous—Datichy & Co.
Assignee's Notice—estate of S. F. Lane.
Assignee's Notice—estt.te.of J. H. McCain.
BUSINESS LOC.A.IS.
Incorporation Notice. , ! • •
Photographer— G. W. Doolittle.
Annual meeting of the Odd Fellow's Insu
rance Co.
ow% •••••-"^"."----v;
T4o,lllatteblSTlTl7l% AT:HwFpRD.7--Teach
eta 'and "eariteat..k , ' ekers of knowledge :Met- at .
.the liarford' Graded School-house, December
15th, for the purpose of holding an msti tute.—
At -10 a.m. the room:was' called' to order! by
our County Superintendent, W. C.' Tilden.—• ,
Opening Exercises ; vocal music, by a select
choir led by•J.,A....SoPhia ; reading of, Scrip
ture and Prayei . by Ale SuPerin tendent. • The
chairman then stated the 'object of. th - eneeting
in • • • ..
a tew concise:remarks; and -recommended
'the election of a secretary ; by motion .of.
L. Thatcher,, seconded by.IL L. GAS, Slineon
11:14aiiiS 'Nitas - selected.. .Mr. ,Tilden then read
• • . .•
t,Wu Select, pieces; and called' attention to the
object ofl, teaching reading the choir t hen Tay.:
or d ,- ike audience. ,with a song "Merry. Ann
sl.ttne,; 7kloch W. L. Thatcher . presvnted •
.ativer - V able essay entitled "Our Progress,'-t-
Which he bad read belbre a Teachers' Institui
thirteen sears' ago, and
s itt which he depicted;
~• 10WirifT cokirs the forlorn conditiWal. the
4ehOol-housf.s of that titne,,drawing .a . strong
.O•t:ttrtist to the schools of the pre.seut
Tilden theti related a .significant aneCiofe, lifter
-which.he urged , upon the teaeherstlie import
ance of teaching the art of composition to
young pupils, and mentioned different ways in'
which it might be, taught.
.Rev. Ir. - nice cii
clothed what was said ih fetv well timed re
marks. Mr. Sophia then, fayored theinstitute
with"thesUni "Our .Mission." Adjourned -till
1:30 p.
At the appointed time the institute was calf
,
ed to order. Exercises opened with umisic,.af
jn wjao Mr. Tilden read a select piece. 'On
motiOn,peirer Peck was elected assistant sec
retary.; Mr. Thatcher then occupied a few mo
ments in presenting to the institute his theory
of teaching Geograpy. Mr. Griffis, teacher of
the Hart - ord' Graded School, followed' byn, few
remarks up'on the sabject of map drawing:—
Discussions in regard to methods of teaching
folloWesr-in'v'vhich Mr. Thatcher,hliss Jones,Mr.
and Mrs: U. 11 Gillet took part. Atter a selec
tion of mrisic, Miss. Maud Spacer, it member
of the Soldiers' Orphan Schtsol, read an admir
able essay entitled "The Bible the source of
• After a short intermission,Mr. Griffis, teach( r
of the llarford Graded School, read an able es
say on the impoitant subject of "Ventilation"
which provided some new ideas for considera
tion. The subject of History was touched up
on and after a - shoit discussion closed with a
few remarks by Mr.. Tilden John Rockwell
of the-Soldiers' Orphan Sehodl, read an essay,
"OhedienCe in childhood'rieo..ssary to the 'mak
ing off' good . citizens." Music. Adjourned till
9 a in. on Saturday.
On Friday evening Mr. Tilden gave ,a very
interesting lectuie' to a large audienee in the
M. E. church ; at its ciose a vote of ,thanks, as
a tokenpfiappreciation, was tendeied him.
Saturday, Dec. 16th.-Opening exercises :
of- scripture, Eraser by Rev. A.
Miller. Mr. Tilden _then made E. few general
remarks and read: the extract, "Wanted a Min
ister's wife." then presented his
niethod of. teaching Practical'Arithinetie,which
woa r , „followed by lively discussions. Oninotion;
Mai Jones; Mr., U. P. Arewster, and Mr. A.W.
Wilmarth were appointed a cOmni,itteelo res
WI Thatcher read_ Am essay
entitled - nlie study of Civil . Government in the
-CQIIIMOII sehoola.".,This essay was a centers
- ninl contritiiitiOn to the Pennsylvania Educa-
tiortal Department. last June Mr. Thatcher
received a. communicaet4on. referencp to it,
from the C'hairthin Of the trench 'Commission,
at 4 PhilidelphitC- . 'lorti;:' .re
taest,. Tlltcher "replies; and Tilden
pretAtedit,itt person td - the FrenCif 'Board of
CoMiniesionwhyeon his centennfattrip. Mr.
Tiide pave ,spcpuntof-his interview, and
remarked, that while:our _contributions to the
Centennial had been sinakai a county; it was,
a satisfactkm to,kno* thatAhey had been'weil
. •
received:: M i ' , Y l ) ; (le ., o .90lieati _
reference to a
Teachers' ist*iation l yt acco,Oance-to resoln
tfone passed at the County : - loilinter lest Au
gust:":recornMendatf6li'a‘*lailttee of
the following mimed gentlemen were elected to
VIA ST*GES :
B. 0. FORDELEVM. P. M.
Woodbour4e. .. - 830 440
make arrangement! for the first meeting, E. K.
Rteliardson, of •Great Bend, U. B. gillet, of
Gibson, C. T. Thorpe, of. Susquehanna Depot;
H. L. Griffis, of Harford; W. L. Thatcher, of
Harford. Adjourned.
Afternoon session opened with music from
the choir. .An essay; entitled "Composition in.
PrikOry Schools," by bliss S. J. Tingley secur
ed c. s lose attention. Mr. Tilden followed - witu a
few remarks upon the, sulject of teachiug
Grammar. Mr. E. W. Watson introduced a
Class exercise, on the same subject.
The following report
.ot the committee on..
resolutions was then, read. and adopted ;.-
Resolved, . That .great praise is .due •to our.
County. §uperintendent, W.• 0.. Tilden.; for the .
abie manner in he . has - enntlucted - the.
proceedings of this Institute and for. the • uni
form kincness andjustice shown in the man-.
agement. 'of the educational' interests 'of. 'mil.'
county. , .*. • •
Resolved, That our thanks are due to the,
Methodist church of this place, for the use of
their-commodiou,s honse.sit worship, Where we.
listeried - to the interesting. and instructive ad
dress of 'Mr. Tilden, last evening.
Reso/.ved, , ,That, wel - tenddrthan 4.1" to. the se..T
,leci.'clioir..and its leader,. Mr. Sophia; for the
pleasing - .variety " and added interest this muse
has afforded us during • the last; tWO days: .
.Peso/fed;:That we.are grateful to the citizens
of. Harford 'for their hospitality-and_attention,
and to the committee. t of arrangements for the
care l taken in - providing forthe C.oiniert of the
strangers in: their. midst.- •!.
• Re'solved, That -thanks are due to (he Clergy,
men of Raiford for the interest they have ta
ken- in the proceedings of this Institute.
Resolved, That we 'commend the scholarS of
the different schools of Liarford for their atten-'
tion and good behavior ; and that we . greatly •
adthire the taste shown.in the decoration of the
sChool-room, 'especially the fine specimens of
map-drawing by Miss Nellie Pickett and Miss.
Marion Adams. Also, - that . marked -praise 'is
due to the writers of the fine 'essays, read by
two-pupils . of the Soldiers' Orphan behool.
Resolved,. That we deeply lament the death of
Miss Carrie M. Brewster,. which occurred in
this place last June. She had walked among
us as schoolmate and friend for years, and dpr
ing the last summer of her life she was num
bered among our teachers. For months she
drooped in our -midst, and...though anxious
friends sought to win her from her beloved
studies, to the: quiet and rest of home, she in•
:slated that-she telt better in school than else..
where ; and so until forced by sicknesS,to leave
us she ..was, found in
,her place -with,ladylike
deportment , and perfectly prepared lessons.—
She. possessed scholarly attainments; womanly
-.Virtues and Christian principle in a rare degree.
"Of Sub is the Kingdom of Heaven."...
"Ret.
M. Price addressed• the Institutere
.
commending that. teachers should study human
natbre. in 'order .to understand the, wants of a
pupil.. The closing address by Mr. Tilden was
e bowing that 'great benefits are .derived,
having goodschoolsnear by home. • - •11e assert-
Cliaren Cs should - visit their Schools in, or-,
der become familiar with theiriVorking:4,•tis
stories•conveyed by - pupils are apt to become
exag_W • •. • •
gerated ;• h e spoke very feelinirly in regard
fo 'the early training of children.
-
, institute was considered a success ; the
inclemeoy R ot the.weather doubtless caused the
absinel,; Vf, Many. nieMbera(includiug a number-
Of -the liriger - puPils of Harfofd.) . Whole nuui
her:enrolled ,as inetnbers 100 ; honorary mern- , ,
ber; . •
r ...•
Up Trains
NORTUWAitI
The fOillOwing . named townships were repro
s'en(ed New Milford, Gibson, Ararat;Clifford;
TliohlS4 and Lenox..
_;.. .
Dec. 25th, 1876
Business Locals.
GI W. DOOLITTLE, Photographer, will be
found at his gallery Newyears taking pictures
as ulual. s2wl.
. .
GO TO DOOLITTLE'S for your new style pie
turei.
Montrose, Dec. 27, 1878tf. • -•
.ANNUAL MEETING
- annual meeting of the Odd . Fellows'
Mutual Lite hisurance Co. or Montrose Penn a.,
will Ve held at Odd Fellows' Hall, itionday
evening, January Ist, 1877.
• CrIBRLES H. Swill, Sec.
NoTIc is•hereby given according to the Act
of:A that an application will be made
at Jane Term •of court • next for a Charter of in
corporation by the Odd Fellows Hall Associa
tion of
. Rush. 'The character and object is for
the purpogeof hOlding, purchasing .and- trans
ferring real and personal . property • as may be
required .by said corporation, and for - the erec 7
tion or holding of a hall for private purposes.
Dec. 27, 1870.
F. H. STEVENS has Holiday Goods to suit,
everybody. Presents- for Christmas Trees at
reduced rates. , 48w6 .
TROMMER'S Celebrate." Extract of Malt., Wm
Massey it Co.'s Philadelphia Ale at 31.. A. Ly
on's Drug Store.
_Montrese, Aug. 9,1876. '
To RENT. . ' •
House and Lot to rent in Montrose, Enquire
of J. Pe- Mc,Collum. • •
, May•Bl, 1876.—tf.
Az Pen Dy's Wagon Stiop a fine lot of Plat
orm Wagons and 13ufgies full trimmed. Com-'
plete 11.4 d first-class
_in _respect&very AA' sal!
cheap fir bash, . -
MiintioSe June '7, 1.878t1. • • .
A.l':.fißon, assortment of the latest and
neatest l styles 'of visiting and bininess - cards
just received at this office. Call and see them
before r,l'erino• elsewhere. , • ,
F, H
Books,
so, »V
Mon
is "too
latest •
ocitAa•
other
DoxA
• Thy
L)
:Jan,
Aut,
L'rh;i
Past
imti
are fi
has at
kind,
S. II: anus, Secretary.
STEVENS bas a large stock (Weill draft's
in paper, board, and'cloth' binding,. Al
ndsome lot of Piariek
role, Nov. 22, ' 1876;
uslness . man . need.. complain. , that lie
)Oor to advertise" whtn he can get the
yle business cards printed at the
I like for three dollars. per 'thetisand,toid
ork: in p,roportion. ' _ " • ;
mt. '• • , •••:'
e • 1- be It donation at parlonage,iii
vile on .tbe afternoon and-,eveninglo
t, lot the benefit of Rev. 1.1,a. Mimed
ial• invjt , ation is extended: ;_. ,
By!. - order of COmmittee;
52w2;.1;
20, 1876.
' To orVn rwr/cE
band a stock-of •linggy, and
in Spring, Wagons, ivhicti must'be sold,
without.: regard to price. They
t-class in every respeetonul any one "who .
y idea of_ever baying a wagon of an) ,
bound giv e uf,e a call.
trose, Nov. 1871,3;f.
rw..1.7 1r
• • •
4 %.•.•:!;•Te-..t
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••- • • •
- 27
TILE -- DE - )
1876.
•
CIGAR. ANC , CONFECTIONERY STORE. I See Bronson's ad;rertisetnent; this week, Dec.
Having bought . Louis Knoll's stock of ("Agars, 20;1876. 51w3
Tobacco and Confectionery, I can furnish
first-class articles for• the least money. Fine
summer drinks for the - thirsty !
Montrose, July 26;1876.
The sale of Taylor's Family Medicines is
steadily ow the increase. The sales of the past,
year being more than, double of any previous
year. The reason of this is on account - ot the
genuine merits of the goods themselves and
the fait and impartial manner in which they
are sold..
July 26,1876. •
PER EONS - visit hig Binghamton wishing-to
purchase (try, goods would .do•well•tO call on
HiSE & SUoLEs. They keep -a first-class : line
or dry goods.and ready-made tlothing on hand .
all the time. Alpacas, Merinos,and Cashmeres,
the finest line in. the city. No.trouble to - sll6*
_
-
goods or send samples. :
Nov. 1876tf. • z- -• • . . • •.:
OFFICIAL RETURNS. -
OFFICIAL RETURNS have
been, positiyely received that, yon can :get; as
good a Stew of Oysters at the li'4Blone &Wm
as you can in • New York, 'Florida, Louisiana,
or any - of the displited listates • ThiS i 5 .1341-
Lively and - if ..you ; do not leel 'Wished
Ca:l and see for yourself ; the records are open
to all: KEYSTONE SALOON.
Nov. 21, 1876.
MAnnLE, W aims. •
TunkhannOck Marble Works'Ofßuriis
& 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.
NEW HARNESS SHOP
I take this .method of informing the public
of Montrose and vicinity that I. have opened a
new harness shop, one dtior below Searle's ex
press office, second floor, Public Avenue..
I will build new work.pt the best quality,
and repair with neatness and dispatch aid at
lowest rates. The patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited.
Montrose, Oet : : 18, 1870tt. IRVIN CHAPMPL
WE WOULD advise all those Intending .to
make any purchases. of Black Silks this fall to
make them now, as there has been.a 'great ad-
vance. in Raw . Silk, *which must. make a
Materia'. advance in manufactured goods. U.P.
Sisson &CO., Binghamton,- intorm =Us* that they
have anhnusualiy line line of Black Silks pt r
eilased at very low prices, which: they offer for
the present at old : prices,. which are about 25
'per cent leSs than the goods oAn ! he * purchased
now. They have a -large stock
..ot . Black . and
Colored ..Gashmeres, together i wrth an endless
variety Of every description of Fall Dress 'Goods
which they offer upon the - pai%stfavorable terms
SiMipleS sent 'Ay itkpleastimlo*.any! aclareSs,-. 'l.
.
.. .
'.io' Cusi,• No PAY: ' : '', .-: • ' - .
Kirby's Cough Balsam; Very palatable com
pound" tor tbe -sariotiOtfe ions of •the throat
and )(togs. Used with Erreat,success,in case of
Asthma and Bronchitis.'-'l.t is prescribed by .th.e
yhys_icians rind. endorsed. by: the, peOple,,War....
ranted tolgifre.entire• sNijSlaCt ion' or money re-'
funded.
.Klt by's Magic Relief. Rif the* .instant cure 'of
severe and acute pains._ . ... - •
.. -
Kirby's '.Tasteless Worm *Lozenges. Sure,,
salennd effeettnil/. ! 5 , • r._ r. ;' , ': - : . -: • •. . •
.
ICirby'4ondition Powders for quality, quan
tity and po:ity are superhor to any Powder for
•
stock •marittfactured.
. .
Kirby'siCamphor-"lce 'for,tt' chaped hands or
sunburn, -:-
1 .
For sale by all Druggists' in - ' MOntrese, and
Dealers hi-Medicines throughout the country.
Junec2B:lB76yl. . .
. . .
MEETING -or : 3IEDICA L SOCIETY.
The thirty-ninth annual meeting of the Sus
quebanna-Qounty Medical Society will be held
at the ollic4 of the Secretary, in Montrose, on
Wednesday; January Qd, 11377 . , at 10 o'clock a.
m. • •
All regular - practitioners are cordially invited'
to be present. Clinic from 12 to 1 o'clock p.m.
At 2 o'ch.)ek. p. M.' A. T. Brundage M. D., of
Factoryville, will deliver an address at the
Academy ort,..`!- s Doctors, Quacks, and the peo
ple's interest in, and relation' to each,"to whibh
the community generally, and parents especial
ly, are invited. - •
The Members of the Society and ladies will
dine together at, the Tarbell House. ;
Members expecting to be present will confer
a favor on the Secretary by notifying him there-
of by postal.' -
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 Baltitnore; one of the
largest. Institutions, of its kind in. the United
States, will open on Tuesd4, Jannary 2, 1877,
a similar Institution in Montrose, at the corner
of Public and Turnpike Strecl,
The course of Justruction 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 of ladies-in Tele
graphing and Penmanship. All interested •tVill
please make early iiPplication, as ' thenumber
of our pupils wilt be limited to fifty for the
present session. Our terms of Tuition will-be
very IoW, - only atout one-half what, =>we have
been charging in the city. , •
Circtilars'containing _terriii and fall part - 16'-
las to be had at the 0311443;6f sent`by.
Address ) , • E. K. .Lost Eat, Principal.
Montrose, Den.lo,-187&• - -152w2
SCHENCK'S MANDRAK.E . PILLS - will be - Coned.
to, oosseAs thcse qualities necessary US the total
eradiCation of all billititis attacks, pronipt, , to
start the. secretions of the, liver, and give a
thylott e: to - the pyjire, system.; Indeed, it is
no ordinary discovery in medical science to
have in,veltted • a remedy for these stubborn
cdnitilainta. Which AeVelop all the results p.m.:
duced by a heretofore free use *of calomel; a
*mineral justly dreaded by mankind, and, ac
knowledged to be destructive in the extreme tit
the human system. That,the properties of cer
,tain vegetables:coniptitie all‘the: virtties 'Of calo
mel without its injurious tendencies, is-now an '
adMitted fact,rendered indisputable by scieutif
ic researches ; stud thoie - Who use the. Mandrake
'Pills will be hilly satisfied that tbe bes3tMedi. 4 4
tines are those provided.by nature in the com
mon herbs and roots of *the - field. ,
These Piils, open the bowels and correct all
billious derlingements without salivation or any
of the injuries effects of calomel or othtr poi"-
ons: The secretion of bile., is promoted b
• these pills as will 'bitt'Sied:by the altered color
•of the stools ?, and disappearing of the' 'sidle*
comPleklori and cleansing of the tcingue. ,
Ample directions for.,ise. accoMp,apy -, each
box of pais: , ,',lrrepared 4 - drift .1:41: - Schenek,
& Son, at ,heir principal otlice,.coiner of Stith
and Arch' Streets. Philadelphia, Antt. for sale by
all druggist,s and dealers.
Price 25 cents per box.
48w6
it_PunDY.
, • ..(lALVTN C. HALSESi Sec.
Montros'e;Dec. .
JAMES ZERFASS.
Great inducements at, Bronson's. (See new
ad vertiseunlit..) ' . 51w3
Oa, Newspapers for sale at this Office at ten
centsjier dozen. ' '
at BrLason'S, - ar.d, get prices betore'bily
iug
. elsewhere. _ - , , , 51w3:
HISDBiLLS for Auction Sales, te., tirintect
at the DEIIOOII.T office in first• s style and
at reasonable price. - '
Eee Bronson's advertisement, this ;week, Dec.
20 1876 • 51w3
,
TAKE your watch repairing to T:ue's.' The
new watch maker . to Chandler's store,Publio
Avenue. • 51'W3
Montrose, Dee 13,1876. . 17.
•
TRUE; the watch maker, has fine" tools and
does 'quick work - at moderate - prices. •
Montrose, Dec: 13,1876. ,'451w3
WATCHES, WATCHES,, WATCHES I. Ti,l,k l
to 'true's for gcipo v(ork. , „
Montrose,
. .
FOR` PURR, Drugs! and Medicineb t
Artinles,4ewelrir and: , Perfumery, .go thAL.
Lyo i r;a.Drug Bt,orp.,
Au 1 , • (.;
.Rontrose, 876:
- :1- * - '
A large stock ''nf readY 'made ' clothing' and
gent!slurnishinggUOdS, from a bankrupt stbek,
has been placed - in f the store of E:AteKenzle,
Sli.pntiose, •Pa., said ,will ',be sold at_auetion and
private sale, by, • , ' • • ,
H., ROSENT, Aucticiner.
•
GRADED SCHOOL. 6 • • •
The second.term of the,' Montrose!Graded
School will commence.on Monday, the Biik:day
of January, 1877. • The 'school will 'continue
under- the charge of the sane corps' of tettchert,
and tuition sane as kit term. - ..": • •
Altos Maims, Seey.
liontrose, Dec. 20,1876.: . ',52w2
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 Jen:-
ders the joints and muscles supple and elastic.
Depot CrittentoU'i No. 7 Sixth Aveone, N: - T:
Hill's Hair & Whisker "Dye,' , Week or brawn,'so
cents. .
.51w4.
TIME AND PLACE
Lead and Oil cheaper than , they haie been'
known for years. iturn's Eagle -Drug • Store is
the.place to buy anything in the PAMT and
Dana line at tile very lowest, figures. ALlargc
assortment of Brushes and Varnishes constant
ly in stock. The 1 - celebrated Hall, Bradley,
Co.'s Pure White Lead .constantly on hanci,jor
which - Buttzts is_ the,Some. ACI-EtiT for, Montrose
•• -h-
• -
Altietrose, April 19 '18700:
CLAIRVOYANT EXA3IINATI . OIIS • n ; !'f
• Ther,q - , is no antdeet that ireqUires ;so , ,tnunk.
study and experience as the treat nicht n t ebren-„
is :diseases. The aStoniShing .Sucees's
ettre t s perlormed' ti3T bt.,.Blitterfield;
;Ire elite to the oft '-45f el.iircoyance; .`to. ttre =life=
tonglstudy 'of tl 'o4l§titation inan,:and the
curing
_prdisease4r.ora naturaVremedis. : cAirep
the worst .forms. ot Scrothia,.Catarrh,.putl j Fe z
Male, Weakness,hm Kidneys .or Bladder
Will' beat the. Slitinldin,g' . llnas'e,`BinkhaintOn;
Thursday, and: Friday, Dett 24t1i:ata-15th.- •
Nov.:- 29, 1876. • • E• •
T, •
,We have just received a very laige stock bf
plain' anti fattcy'envelopes, letter and 'note pa
per, plain and faner bill head papers, cards of
all sizes and, colors, colored poster papers, etc.
all, of which We can. afford: to .print ,eheaper
than any office in this or neighboring, counties,
and in as good style: . Work done in black ,and
colored' inks. It yoti think there is any - that
can beat us, gir e us if. trial, and we will show
you what we , can do. All kinds of blanks on
,hand or .printed to order..,
TIME. AND Moxyr saved by going to M. A.
Lyon's drug store, for, your Drugs and Medi
dnes, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,. Dye stuffs, Fan-,
cy goods, Jewelry; Perfumery, Comm, Brushes,
Pbcket Books, Tobacco and .Cigars. Our
goods - are of the best
_quality and sold at pi-IL
ces that defy competition,and no one will hate
to look farther. ; Some, hinesd and Japanese'
goods and other Fancy Articles, ,purchased-at
“The Centennial," for sale. -
Montrose, Oct. 18. 1876:—tf.
CHURCH FMB , AND FESTIVAL.
A lair and festiy4l foi - the beuetituf St. Fran
cis Xavier's Library. Association and TeMper
ance Society ; will; be , held at Friendsville dur.
ing the Holidays. The tair will close on New,
Year's evening with a concert,.and a lecture on
"the good use ot time." Three gentlemen from
the, townships of Friendsville, Middletown And
Apolacon will lie candidates for a buftalo.robe ;
the orte'receiving the greater number Of votes,
will be awarded the prize. A- cordial'in - vita
tin is extended to , all triendi. number of
valuable articleto.will , be disposed of each eve
ning.tinring the pear:
,52w2 ,
Friendsville, Dec. 20,1376. . _
17~E3AT~3~9i. ~
Puß.Dx—lti Nontrw, Dec. 15th, Willie G.
only,enild of E. T. Purdy, aged yea Fe.,
Romica.Axs—ln Springville, Dec..lB, Mrs.
Perinelia, wife of Mr. ; .Artipan Rosencrans,
aged' 73 years— , .s
DETlBLEE—Tuommh—A.t . ,thoresi4erme of, the
Bride's parents, D0; . 19,.bY Rev: H. Q. gamed,
Mr.. Jatilee'A.-:Deribler — ot Tunkharioeek''.,apol
Miss Emily' A. Thamas . .. of. Springville:`
RAILWAY, NOTICE; :. • ,
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An . election by the stockholders of the MOntrO l olitalt'
Way Company will be' held at the ,
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P . ACKER'iIOj3SE"'IN'TtikiKHANNOCIC
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Second- Monday' of January — ' , VW,'
Betweeta the, hours of ,12 o'clock,noon. mut me ielocir..p.
re.:of that day'fota electlen of One peroi ka,Preel
'dent,and twelve persons as` - DirectOrasto serve the 00m
Tony at+ such offieera for thql4l6ollg_lear.
y order
51w3 , 4:4-14.M40WN., Secretary.
, Dec. 13; 1.870:-„,..
-';i. • . , . , -1. z.:... Plil ' - - i .'s '.,;.-
WANT .El)4t -
,HOMES . .i rt... .. • ..= ! ... -,- . • -,,,,, -i.',...).
WO,. thVveseeers of the Poor of ,DI tonekiToivntiblitA
:have six ltdren to pot out until th, greet age..,t,', 4 1 ; ,,,,
'• ' qhee'boylnyears.old, -• . , - •'' . ' ' :- ,
. onsteri r t* years ptd. - ' • . • '', : ~,,•;:-,)....;,- - J t'' -'..; .:10 5 ..:
, -
Ono girt ' - 11'yeard old,' ' - ' : -
One girl : 6 years old, - . ft.... 7 .:
1 One bOY 4 sesusold r *-00. -0. , --• -....- .
One boyAylert oj ~. . . , ~, ~,; „ r ,, 4 ~;„ 1 r •;,. l i r
They art nutmeat e itdren.:' '.. '
_-• -...,. - , -t.' •,. ,
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- _kJ'. /1014•11472 E, •
51w3 :AMISS M. woorzaoz.
1 'Dee.l3. 'l6. Overseers of %be Poor.
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County Business Directory.
Two lines Intl& birectory,bao year, sl.tm each ad.
tiltional line. 60 centa.
MONTllga. • • .1
1121GlAWOUT, , Stater: Wholeaalt., -id Ratan
dealer iri all Linda, of elate rooting. slate paint; ere '
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Roofs repalred with elate paint to-order. • Also. agate
paint for sale by- the galionot barrel. Montrose..;
aLLINGS STROUD, „General, Fire and Liftlimiest
race Meats, alto.' sell Railroad and Accidental
Tickets to New York and Philadelphia. Ortlceous
door eastof,Wm.R CooperSr, Co's bank.
WM. El. BOYD & DO, Maims in Stoves, hardwire,
and Manta clamors of Tin • and Sheet-Lon ware, cork
" nor of Main and Turnpike street.
, .
A. N. Bullard, Dealer in . on:one:Jae, E'rovialone, Book',
Stationery and Yankee Notions; at the head of Pah
' lie Avenne; ,
,
!11. . COI3PER it CO., Bankers. Sell Foreign Pat.
;
Scotland;
Vir3l. L. COE, Harness maker and dealer In all .
des usually kept by 'the trade,epposite the bank.
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JAMES E. ' , OAR - MALT, Atiorneycit-Law".' Offi c e 'oo
. tloor botdw Tarbel Itiouse, Public Avenue. •
EOEIM - THAL, Auctio*r. Care 8. i'lliman * CO.
Montrose, Pa. ' - • •
• • NEW 'MILFORD. '
Al/114(318 BANK, NEW. MILFORD., Six - tper eent.'
interest on all Deposita. , Does a general . Banking
business.• • 'S.:B. CHASE A‘Cs;Y•
H. GARRET ii.SON, Dealer in Flour. Feed.' Meal,
Salt.'l4mei CeiNkent, GrocerieB and FT'ormouf t ,„9ll,
Maid Street,' opposite the Depot. '
N. P:icIMBER, Carriage 44ak er. ' Piettiiiirritmetjait
Undertaker; a few i rode from Phinney'a liotel;sorrerl
• If. E. Church •
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GREAT BEND:
H: P. DeRAN, Meichant Tailor and dea er 'ln ttidy
Made Clothing; Dry Winds, Groceries . add provisions.
hTaln 3:zrea.
F9ll - .T4 - 4:NViy : saTY, -o,c.ir - ,7 1,
‘I,;:.:F-4 . , BRONSON
offer utirc stock of Goods, consisting of
5. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, ,
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JEIVE'LIty;
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of all de s cription s . French and American Clocks. Soil d.
Sliver and• Plated Wares of evetay 'kind, Ststuary. Coe."
lery, a large stock of Specks., Revolvers, Gold Penis and
.Pencifs. Silver Thimbles; Ouera Glasses', Spy Glasses.
Canes, Sheetlfusic, and Music and Instruction Boob,:
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PIANOS AND ORGANS,
Wolin's and }loxes, Gultars,Files,'Accordeons,Pleoloa
Clarionets. Harmonicoe, Flageoletts, Folios for Shoo
Mujic, Piano and. Organ etivers. Piano Stools. itc„ain. = •
too numerous to mention, at prices that will Won,*
clOse buyers.. •
A FEW CASH PRICES
Organs, live octave, elegant case ; 3M setts Reeds. Sub
Bass and OctavorCoupler, 10 stopb list price MO, for
$200.. Above . Organ is suitable , fur a Church. Piano
,ln'iroctavos, Grand Square Scale, - Setpentine and Plith
line carved legs, has been , used less than t
year, usual price $675 to *750, will be sold for Ob.—
:. 4.bove. Instruments warrantedfor six years. , , •
f3l l Y,er plated Fritif Dishes $285 to s4.tl
" Butter " ...... 225 UPwit•dr
•.` " • Cake Baskets 4 0010 $6 50i
• " - Castors • $2.1,%,11ne5.t 750 .
' . '••". • Pidklb stands -
i Cttps ... • • • • 00 tpinil.
11. H. Ts4c,or, 31..ovanicat . jr1.8 oz Case $2300 1
Oita Irart i O•'• • •"- oz -6 , ‘• ti O,
Alier:y , 2
" r - wigs!
r. $. B • 3oz • ,18 00,
VlCTllery• • Bbk • " ''"
D Ra p ra y j, . ;
' Gold' Wat Che's and Chains very low., •• •
dy Cotter '
s, one, half Portland;
One
Otto •Pketetoifettiriage, sinzle or rdouble (war.)
reasonable.otrer± will be refused, as ' thosegooda i
inthiCtie gold., This is a splenqd chance„for those i
lug t'..)r HolldayPres • n is.
BAIONS6N 9 S
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pijekl)
. 314 M Jessclry St g.,
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•Vo:Artisei Deol;13 18,6. 51VI - 4, ,
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4,1 /7,4
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' 4.73 "110 " r ” P t 011 TUE 1101,1 DAYS
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t'.ii..*:,.: . '-',. ii_liii.' ~ ..it..ii, Z'A siii'i i;
EVER,Y'rIIIN'O in the T(i.y line.
ORILI.4.'OI:TPS and Saucer's; Toys 4 4a ;
. : „Vases.
A ... 148, ..Balls, Belis; &a; tlte.,l, ~:: ;
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A:f.JSCP.,.a . full ass ortment . of Tit) Top,
c alNA,:Wax,..an 4 Rubber Dolls,,
nRGANS, Jews Harps, 'Trumpets, and;
It i Towv the' time to • buy" anti aeourei
SUCH .13argiins should tint be lost. 1
You !tad a good assortment of
=Ell
S, CANNED G001).S. NUTS;
.AND, CONFEOTI.ONERY,
at E. c.
t;
'.7 . ,ath':Main'Street; `Montrose;
No i•
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AI.t.II4EBS I SALE
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.Notice.fi -hereby given that the subsiviberii;
alga lin embf the J amen Z. Hovie; for, the I peto.t
fit of ,h4 l tre4itors, by order of the Court ,
o,9FniUgir rkiaa ot SuKuOhanns County, WM,
expose to public, sale to . the , iiigheit tind'beht •
hiddef; at thn , regidenie of James Elifinve
the Borough of great Bend, on - ,'‘ r 4(
Saturday, january 6,1 877 ,
at 10:o. eloek a. in., the two ollompg , deseribyd
pieces of la n d i''' -'' ' ''''- '' Y
'First=ittiated - In :Ithe ' Borough, of: Grest,- ;
Dm]; Susquehanna, Connty, , bounded ~, ant, do• . .
i,,
scribed- atf. follows : r 'founded on , U), northerlya
bk lip& Qi the, Truman Baldwin eskateri t .soulk, l
erly by ,"the "l'aiide or M.`_.l3:l3assdtV ano , Bat
- *in 6 1 8046, westerly by Main:Street,"eotiyitnike
6-iterier,:be thalarne more or less, all itniirtiveifp
:with the appurtenances one . two story fiainly.
dwelling house, ona,,tbkrn And . wagon. house,
~•opp&. o Fehard,and variety ,of fruit trees.. ; i „
il3deond . Vdt= 7 ,-Situate In ' the ,Borongh of 0 ken t '
XlefilliTillige;'-eulaquetiatintt'VountY, bounded.
and desdribed as follows,Viz : ; Bounded on_ they
i3Outli-by ,Xandi3 of IQ Wlldllhtra, an the. east brO
lands of ,A -W 31 . 11114, on - the.notih by btu 4 4
fof the estateOf Bbenotftwn one itorrand !
i ts half'frare - dwelling . houso and'bvn. „,,
1.- Terrekbf ifiale-;=One-thkil down . at: tinaCot.
igo - otliel*lauce '. in- one )ie4ir; with Interestooy
get, i
eurid, :117041inatmhliwnh... M
. t‘onkpuppAtfitl
br Is Nagatea t or mortgage lien iiiViaj D
Pe is set - with hithtetit: ' • '•
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ITfe -
PtlQittO - m --- - - -T- fi : t I)s*VkST ABROOK, "
-71 141klrgBdo , r :'t
LL KINDS OF ;BLANKS _
£.r THIS OFF/012.
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