fullt meek to your marriage :to
Barrie t." .
"Sir; I - thankriti y
.
endeavor :,,to prove my grati
tilde :liereafter.r -
Harriet did----not say .a word, but she
went around, and; placing her arms
.
06110 . thq:old Man's nepk, ; she gave bun
kiss,-,whiCh- , repaid_ -for all he-had
more,",. : Oontinued - '301311
"When - shall Ittie, , wedding - take—place ?
ilicuse my 'Mentioninf.the subject at
thii.early hour,
"No apologizingr cried the
. old gen
.,4ou cannot Aie Mote.. anxious
• now thati'.'4l.
.Name as early a day as yoti
pless&—,-,tbe 'earlior- the better,"'
''Then I would suggest the day after
So;morrolr..#vr4l:l
morning I" '
_ ,thought that ; - Was rather eariy,
and was disposed:to stiggeiit thatit would
rewire longer time tO Make the.,negeSSals
'arrangements ;.•;but,obei, looked ‘ - at his
daughter,- atid•she seemed to,smtle affirm
atitolfy; aiidAlo :he replied ' •:
letit - tieas you wish.'." ,
t . .Atien Aid& on'thedaymentioned,the
1400,T-WorP Anited. -,The affair Wiks,rather
private, and went off ' ' to' .the.saWaetion
of all interested.
Tlie same., eiTning„
looking youUg math , alighted from. the
stage-coach iu Flybarg, and, after Par
taking of Hearty supper,. cal)gd,at the
residence kir Jacob NiiiddleWorth; and in- ,
troduced himself its the son of Peter
Wiggins 4, fee ;was good deal surprised
when he found himsuir looked' upon by
that worthy Man as an 'imposter:; but
Jacob was a great deal more skirprlsed
- when hiS visitor
..prodticed incontestible
evidence, that', he was the tine Robert
ViikgiugS, and a
.no Mistake. An explan
,
tion ensued; and ti young man retired
with: evident iymptons of dis gust.
Bor a ki,ayiorr,wp ~TAcob,,f l l.l:uddiewortli
was peCuliarly savage ; but his anger
riaporated. gradually, and he acknowl
eOged that Johli Leggett. 'and. wife bad
.played a shrewd game .and had .proved
themselves worthy of one on other.
An Old Time Sunday,
An alibi:pry, who has been making re.
searches . in - the colonial traditions at
Massachusetts, gives in the
Rem York Evening ,Post," some peculiar
traits of.' "the_ good old times:"
''The Sunday 7 -always called, Ole Sab
bath—began at sunset on Saturday. 1, No
labor was - performed on that evening.,
- Sundays shurch services were announced,
by the Mowing of a horn, or the hanging
out of Alley began at nine.
and lasted until twelve. Thereswas'then
at-intermission of an hour. rAt one
o'cloCk in' the afternoon services were
resumed ant continued until four. The,
• people were compelled, lr&law, to attend
'Sue service 'at least, and a fine was im
pima Upon all who rode rapidly either
to or from meeting. The ee-stot:
4 , upon the minister and escorted hirri.to
the meeting house. There were few pews
and those for "the quality" only, occupy
: ing the two . sides -ef the - front entrance.
tlhe people at large sat on benches ar
sanged in the centre of the house, Places
on which were assigned at, an annual
TOwn meeting according to soCial stand
ing. "To seat the •meeting house," 413 it
was called, was the most difficult duty of
the year. 'No person might take, offense
and stay away, and no person might
, occupy another 's s'eat. A fine was- ins
poses in- both / cases:
The services began by prayer, which,
was folloeied by "einging'a psalm in me
tre; dictated by a deacan, line bv, line,
to 'the congregation. When follow - el) the
"long pram," occupying from sixty to.
Sinety minutes, during which time the
people stood. Neither kneeling nor
reading Of the .Scriptures was .adopted
for more than .a hundred-years after• Pl
ymouth. settlement, both being regarded
as imitative of the church of 'Engiand.
• A
Eecond hymn followed the long prayer,
and then cane the, sermon, invariably
• written, and occupying from. one and a
half to' twohours in delAry..
A burly looking female' of unmistak
abieCeltiCslrigin was, recently arraigned
before a magistrate for Bome ordinary of
eq. WI; haturer.hacl mag ficen tip
endowed
,her with good health -and.physi
sal strength, the ilti:VstiOh: of good looks
had been neglected in the haste in ,which
gbe had. been prepared , ifor:
"What Are .you •up , here:for , l o ";: , inquired
the Magistrate. Mtly I reckon."
":Your.ll:y:bjii4f,y,nt::''‘Arify'citi
aertaitrof , that,?" -POhi :beilad, there ii,
ao doubt." -"Then i , fdischarge.pm—you
ain't guilty 1" And the acquitted lady
took herleepartuii."'' : ;' . '•
'W ,
'Wawa you-see an old man
' - with 'strip.
.
.Its. sling whiske,rs all around hirthroati and
alilag hat that wat.liohionahle in 1849,
sitting on a‘front seat; and looking at the
ballot girls through . - an opera glass, at
iLiltriety show, you -eau, -make up. your
iiind that he% the,kind or . rooster Moody
and Sankey have no business. with;
•'Dear. tine,". iaid,a,slady, - :!‘.113,4Te, : ,13,15ph
do*fien
• ''• id whit,4l6:yOu ::Doctor`' I "r)
" 56 ''''; •' - co ld ilifi .'." :W hat ito . do. ,
- U have:ll`, c 0...., .. ,_ - , I
' 3 14 - . 46 Whyt, .Madam e;:
...
- sied. , .the"- - Do c tor ".
. '" " .
liojigh.aid..B6ll,etjtri 08.I . ,81:10i ',, - -
,;
t.put my. fopt.-ao - iin;'-rwiiiiye
'nuAlerstand,':: sayer
• there iisomObititibere." -Oa itivestig
/km it was foimiftoliCii:N,9.:l6
:- -
irroiessorS, tvin g - ,tayis .that nat won
"ooMe s -down over the' eye. of
wiwiefs *out*" - •
: , - . :*,;''ii ..'i.';.,ts:.:..::Y,:a:
MEE
avnt and
Garget - is 'an , itilltination- of the - milk
vessels, and cows coming in in:high bon
dition aye very. Lkely
,to,. showii, touch of
it. At this season, these organs are, so
to speak, at'a high service pressure. The
torce of the. animal seems-all at onedto
be directed to the - production of milk 'in
expectancy of the., coin iti,.7, calf. The. pr
gans have an excess,of activity--=the ves
sels are, extended and pressed with the
ahundancc of the incoming tide—ar.d;so
loug, as the milk is accumulating and
tnerels no withdrawal 'of it, the greater
is the pressure upon the tissues; a n d it
is.inis,unaue pressure that is in .nianir .
cases the - diree,t occasion of the ensuing
infiatuattoc. . target' may be present in
an animal of otherwise perfect healtb.---=-,
In such cases, the- garget is apt to puss
readily off, leaving no mirk of its.prei.
ence. It is but a trifle, and a strong
healthy , system can swallow up many lit
tle ills `'and make noaccount 'of' them.
My remedy, for garget 'is - to maintain
most ample health: inthe animal. Cher
ish.. at the critical. period all the. conditions.
Of health ; and see to it, that 1111'1in - favor.,
able conditions, as drafts' of 'air, had wa
ter too dry-food hard planks to, ie on
5 - 1.,.. , 5 1,. - . , f
4,hotsim,,e,te., ark`. reduced to the m ini-.
Mum. .. - ,Put Asix ,nien on .one end of a
rope, and they cane easily' pull one - map. ,
Vith the best of _ health in the cow, gfir-'
get is the one Man. But let there be a
little falling off
_in the health, let tbere
beta little indisposition—and. the cow is
peculiarly sensitive at this time—aid' We
are soon in trouble, Now and then. gar
get, so commonly present, instead ot pas
sing off in the hehint life current, lin
gers and augment , -until it becoines a
l_
serious evil.
When the udder is largely extended,
and milk • comes to the tat before the
calf is - come, as, is not sAdorn
,the case,
then it should be our office to '-'act the
calf ; .evidently 'nature is. at fault and
needs-our interposition. I have 'bad ma
ny cases of garget that have been, some..
what troublesome ; but scarcely a. case
where I. could not look back and see: mis
taken treatment or more likely an orris.:
don to do something that should have
been done. Feeding one's-own Ptock, and
thinking right along abotit each animal,
as we care for them, 1 hold there need
seldom occur troublesome garget. It is
Something that is, born of the artiffcial
Conditions to which' the cow'is subject,
and preventive measures are commonly at
Our command.- there are, however,times
When the services of a skilled veterina
Tian will be very. desirable,
The - practi
cal will sometimes fimcl. himself at a
loss either to: explain the . origin of the
difficulty, or to prescribe a. treatment.
But this is an extreme of, garget; and it
is only such form of garget as is of fre
quent occurenee on every milk farm, that
I now refer to.
But it will be asked what shall_ we do;
when garget is anticipated or :is . already
present ? Give a dose of epsom-salts'
morning_ and night until its action is
perceived. Three-quarters of a pound is ..
not an excessive quantity. Dissolve - this
in a bottle filled with warm water, then
pourit down the animal's throat. , DOn't
look her in the face now, for cough she
assuredly This is the stomach
treatment ;- as to the swollen udder, keep
tt.clean by - washing with soap and water.
It mal he well to wash i, with hei own
milk,rubbing much with the hands.—
Cleanliness- frequent, - milking, and nib
bmg with the : :hinds, .are the three im
portant ideas to carry into practice. The
Scotch. have a .atiyitw, "The cow~ give's
milk by her mod.' Keep guard over this
and the rest will u-ually take care of
themselves. .
Profit In . riekles.
Many farmers in this state do not,know
that they can, realize more money, from
raising cucurnbers.: than from any other
crop.;:There is always a good demand
for them if they are pinked small and
well,cured. They .should be salted , by
making.stronk-not dry salted, as
that-will shrink them up and cause loss
to thetiower as well as to the parties
who put, them, pp for marker. We are
now counp.lled to go to , Ohicago for pick
les, on account of the' scarcity of them
Even in - Boston_ and geW York
the sup* does not meet the deniand,
and Millions of., dollars go out of this
state for the 'very article that we should
'ship to other large cities. This state is
*ell - tidatited to , the growing of cucum-
Fariner.
The above tits °lir case in key, re
'spect, as well 28 it does that of Maine,
We could "beat all creation" raising en
cumbers, and eveaytbing is decidedly fa
voratle With us for ,tbe Manufacture of
pickles, yet we must send away to Chica
go oe Louis . .or; Baltimore. - for".' every
pickle used in our towns.and 'cities ! And
we are. 4citiOly :a pickle-eating, pen*.
Whain strange world we do live ih.?
A Caliornia paper 'recommends ehax
coatfor fbttening turkeys, and says that
it should be pulverized and mixed with
mashed pOtatoeS .and 'Corn - meal, as. well
as fed to them in toulk. • =
Pare, slice and stew . six quinceS.ol
soft, press them through a sieve, add due.
pint ,01,milk :and: three=: well bsaten.ggs,
sweeten to taste, bake* in a bOtiokiorust;
three-quarters of an hour, ul l a;ittOderate
oven. • „ .
Winter apples are rottmg
Garget.
Quince Pte.
. , .
-134.144 - eS R. 01 5. P
GE.NER,AL
FIRE, LITE AND "ACCIDENT
INKRANOEs:AGIE,NT,
NEcoritz.casio.,ria.
$100,0i10,000:
Fire Association of Phil., Capital Assets, $ 3,600,00 C
Int.urunee Co. of N. -A " Phil., `~" 5,000,n00
Pennsylvania Pire;. Phil., . ' " ' • 1,700,0U0
Ins, Co.of Stattl oC Pennsyl- .
yania, Pa.
Lycoming of Nlaa [ley, Pa.
Lancaster • of Ltilletttler,• .
,Newton of .Newton, •
Home ins. Co.,N. Y.,
National' " "
Co mercial Fire "
'Fairfield lire I ne. Co. South
, 4 Norwalk, Conn.
Atlas •• i• I.
Royal Canadian v ot Montreal,
-Canada: _ "
Liverpool. London it Globe, ,
of,Liverpool, Eng., "
Providence •Washington,' of
. • Providence, H. 1., ' 4
Tradeins. Co. Camden, N, J.. "
Patter Son Fire Ins Co. Patter
eon, N. J.
Conn . Mutual Idle [Es 'A:Nett e
Ainerican Life. Pt.'. 'a. '•
Travelerslna. Co., Hart., Capital and Surplus $3,000,000
Railway Passen.kers " 5500,000
Theandersignedhasbeen we.l known in thiscounty,(c4
the past 20 years, as an slitourauce Agent. 'Losecia sue
ta' nee by his Comvainies have always been promptly
paid.
Office up stairs. in building east from Banking
Office of Win. li. Cooper &Co., Turnpike AUTO..
BILLINGS STROUD, Agent,
CHARLES 11 SMITH, Office Manaers.
AMOS. NICHOLS.
Montrose. Jan. 25. 1576.
3M. W. I:)TJ./1.31::ri7",
Manufacturer of
WAGONS, CARRIIGES, &
BUGGY, CONCORD, PriN,TON, ANI
SIDE-BAR GEARS.
EVENERS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE
WIIIPFLETREES. '
BODIES OF THE LATEST .STYLES
JOBBING, &d:, DONE PROMPTLY
E T. PURDY.
plontrooe, June 7.1876.
'WILY FLOWERS - BLOOM IN
T WINTER 1 •
Are you aware that you can obtgliti Summer heat in
January ? That you, can impart balmy air to , you
families ? that yon can give spontaneous growth to
plants and Flowers, and that you caw, make home a
little paradise by purchasing one , of B. C. Sayre's - Hot- -
Air Furnaces ? These Furnaces are now constructed
with VAPOR PAN by which the atmosphere is tem
pered to that resembling Summer heat,
•
NO MORE CRACKING (V FURNI
TURE-7NQ MORE DRY
'RISKY HEAT.
110 T-AIR
And the time has come when consumptives may- re
joice in coal, fires. Them:lnmates are sold entirely
on their own merits, aed are now the leading Furnace
in this part of the country All Furnaces are warrant
ed to give entire satisfaction or no Sale: • • ,‘
•
•-• • •
.IU I T_T FL IC 3011.5'
I keep competent men on the road who are well ac
quainted with the Furnace business , and they are con
stantlyputting up these Furnaces. Their work.in war.
ranted to please. These Farnaces are now Scattered in
the following towns and cities: t •
.
Birighimton, Scranton ; .Providenee, Wilkes Barre,;
Kingston, Pittston, Elmira.' Waverly,- Williamsport,'
Great Bend, BuspaehrianC Depot. Hancock, Delhi,
Downsville, Andes, ILOgar , etville, Franklin, .Unadilla,
Owego, Noriltnmberland and many other towns.
IVtam:u.l",,, otuureci 137
' iittY Person wishing* recommendation from any one
117inz In the above named places. I will gladly coires.
pond with them, giving. 'names of 'parties now tieing
titeseTarnaces. ' ; 1 - ' • • •
B.C. SAY,R:F..,
}WWI*, Puma!per 22d IVIS
A NEW E'r°CEPP
C1 1 1°<)42015..er3r,
Jost rscofrocl and for sale by
FLOTIR.
F.r bY U. Z. WBBS,
LBO, ALL - ILINpa OF - • '
ea. - • - • .1 ; -••
Atth 4 ),lltOrt'Off. , , . •• s - .' .
• , .; - ; 11. W.ll/18.
: 13, 4'. 41 14*110114,
•.; - •
litoitroso kirtilits* .‘
••,.. •
4 :
1 700.000
446• • 46. " 6, 0 0 0 ,000
•• :1 • . • •
-..40000
" /WM
6,000,0(X)
" 450,0(10
. 430,000
64 1,200,000
',. '• 11,;00;606
600,000
2 7 0 ) 0 09
46 340,000
,1 ~ ~ i
~ .. J
L'7l{.
ACCLVENT. '
S...LANGDON,'Solicitor.
Gnagiiiill
-- 0-
-o-=--
MontrOse Pat
H. J.
131...LDW1N; EQM(E•_
• pathic Phyeician xnd" Surgcch. has, located
hiliiself at Montrotte: where he *M' ttend promptly td
all profenfonal bnstncas entrunc,d - 4to• ltiB ,
artifice tu Carthalt`a buildlng. second floor: front.
Doart6 at Mr. E. Baldwin'ti.
Montrose, Pa..lilarch 10.1875. •
S:P.OrrEII, 'DENTIST, WISIMS:
intoito he:penPle of lifontiose and VidnitY,
tbst.he . the setOntstory of
P. Stamp's new building; opr4•Ektte Cooper's Bank.. :All
kintht:oaf I)enttil Work done_ in the'lie*t inntitier.•
N:13.--Nitrous Width Latighing ci,...isgf, - given for:the:
painless est illation of teeth. . • •
• Itiontiwe, April sth, 1 h . 16..;-;11 -• •
R.. ,
•D
. .
.w.-.smirat . .
-w.. 'NT
DEI ST:-:-.
Roomicat'hisliwelliak.teit` door:north of Dr::
Ilal@ey'F. ou . 01d Foundry, otreet; where he would be
happy to ECC all ;hose in wapt..of. - D,eutal , Work ~I.le
iti
feelsconfident that he can pleetilthotlii in wianty 0(
work and In price. Office hottralrout 9'4v: 3t. to 4..P.itt:
- - Montrose. Feb.ll, 1874 , ;--tf. -= ',..' : .-.- ' ,-- -.- -' '' 1-'
VALLEY' it GREAT BENZ )
V Pa. Situata ear the . Erie Railway Depor.4-
Is a large and commodious house.. .Has Anfdergoile a
thoFough repair. Newly funqshedroome and sleep,,
inlapartments,splendidtabiti.audiiil cOmpris
inga dist clasahotel. HENRY AC 'ERT,,
5ept.10Lh.1.873.-tt. • '.; • Proprietor.
323,000
600,000
BILLINGS STROUD, FIRE AND
Life Insurance Agent. All huffiness attended to
promptlY.on fair, terms Office first dooreast 01 the
bank of Win. li, cooper & c... ? bl icAv en e.Mon t
ose. Pa . [Ang.1,1869.]
Jilt' 17, 1872: , *. Bit:Line STItOtrA.
1 11 E PEOPLE'S M A RKET,AK
lip liahn„Peoprietoi. Fiesh
Hams, Pork.Bologua Sawagii.etc.;!tifihebesi' quid
lty,.tortstantly on hand.at'oncee to suit.
Montrose, Pa,, Jan. 14.1873.-13,
$40,000;000
45,000,0(
. • • . .
EDGAR A. TURRELL.
c0uN814.L09. - AT LAW.
York
No. 170 •Broad Way, New Y City.
May 12, '78.-=(Fo b. 11. 1874.--1 • • •
LITTLES..AND BLAKESLEE, , ATe.
torneye at Law,Montrose, Pa. Office oppoSite
the Tartlet) House. •
R. E. LITTLE,'
Oro. P. LITTLE'.
Montrose ,0ct.15, ISM 7 E. 14.11LafizsLts.
; W COOLEY 13ITILDER
STILT.. ON. TILE TRACK
Every style of buildings' erected: and everything
tarnished ,at OnZATLY EUtICEP -PUICXS. Coil I TilttlS
cheerlully furnished. Stiiir building a specialty None
but experienced workmen tolerated. jan.20,"1.5:
Montroge. March 12. 1876.-41 - • •
• a a• I
IW B, ' DEANS, 'DEALER 1 IN
.
V,V • Books, tatationery,;' Wail Paper, Newspa
to-ere, 'Pocket Cutlery, Stereoscopic ,Views. Yankee
Notions. etc. Next door to the Post Office, Nontruse,
Fla. . • . , W. B. MANS.
sept.3o; 1574. t , ' ' , •
F •
.XCIIANGE-fIOTEL. M. J. HAR
.
rlngton wishes to Inform the public that hiiving
(rented the ExChange Hotel in 3lontrose, he'ss now
brepared to deconnupdate the traveling public in
rsti,•class style.
Montrose, Apia. 28,1848. • ,2 •;
BURTIITT, DEAI ER IN STA
ple and Fadey Dry Goods, - Crockery. liard
*ate. Iron„ Stovca 4 l Drags. Oils. and Mute, Boots
•and Shoea, - tliata and: Caps, Fare, Buffalo Milne:. Oro-
Cedes, Provlsloutt, &c.
New Ml'Lord. I
OHN ,GROV.F;Sv' FASHIONABLE
Tailor,‘Montrose, Pq. Shop over Chandler's
Store. Ali orders filled In - dim-class style. Cutting
done to order on short notice, and warranted to fit..
Montrose, June
CENTENNIAL BARBER SHOP,!
Call and see yonrold citizen and barber—over H.
4. Webb's store, where you can get shaving and bah'
cutting done in the mbet approved mannerand on short
'notice. . .Pnor: L. B. WILLIAMS.
Montroie, Sept. 6, 1876mG.
LEWIS KNOLL, SHAVING ;AND
hair Dressing. Shop in Searle's r.ew building,
below Expreps Unice, where he will ne found ready
to attend all who may want anything I n histine.
Montrose Pa. Oct. 18,'1869.
T puEDY,' MANUFACTUREIt
-.di of wagons of all kinds. Alet, makes* apeciaitY
of wood work fot• sale. Repairs promptly attended to.
Uses only best stock, and alms to make only first-crass
work. • [april 26,1876.] •
T)R. W. L. RICHARDSON PlaSl-'
A. , chin and Surgeon, tenders hi professi ottahler
vices to thecitizens of Montrose and vicinity. Office
at his rcsiderce, on the. corner east of the Foun
dry. • fAtr.t,• 1969.
Q,COVILL A TD, DEV,VITT;: ArfOR
'LI. nays at Law and Solicitors, in Bankruptcy. b It! c
o. 4 9 Chart Street o ver City National Bank. Bing
mton, Y. Wx; 11.ScoviLL,
.Tune 18th, 187$ , Jrnomz DEWITT.
E kOLE • .DRUG:. ;STORES THE
,
• place to.get Drugs, and re.'t l o
baeco, eipes„ftoe.ket-Books, Spectates, Yankee No
&c. Brick. Block A. B. BURNS.
ontro:a.e, Pa.,, May Zib., 1875.
y 'FiTcH.: ATTORNEY AND
J• Couficellor-al-law: Montrose, Pa. Offie( as
heretofore, below ants west or' the Court Ronk,
MOntrose;Januark '- • .
- .
A. LYON, SUCCESSOR TO
M. Abel .7%l're)), dealer in. Drugs. Medicines,
Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye. tuffs, Teas, Spices,
Fancy Goods.Jewelry„Periumery, &c.
Montrose',May 19 1875.
W
a LUSK ' Atterne . v . and Coun
.k.D. ' • ' 9 s , •
i • s Sellor at . Latv, Moniroee. Pa. Oflice over
First 'National Bank. - : . • .
Mptitrot.:e, Dec. 18, ,1 . 876y1. • , •
. ..
J . 0. WHEATO.N,
"P.-- I. LOTT, , ATTORNEY , AT LAW',
• Montrose. Pa. - Collectione=protnptly•attended
to. Special attention given :to Conveyancing , and Or:
Wiens' Court practiee.. • Office on Public Avenue over
First.brattonal Bank, back.. , ftnarelt 29,'76.]
4
•
AILSON.J: TURREL, SURVEYO R:
Hiving bad 20 years experience in the business,
Will continue to attend to calls-in my protesSiOn.
Montrose, Pa., Sept.ls;'76:-Iy*- -
ANT W. SMITH, CABINET' AND
T .•t ChairManufacturdra. • /Not , : t NMI) street%
Montrose.rattg.l. 1860.1
, ,
,
SEARLE,AT_TORNEY AT
Maw_; odic' - over tb4e Store - of 11..Daktiner,
In the' grfalt gliack - .l(Ontrase, Pa: [Aug, '69,4
aRIFFIS & SAYRE,DEALERS IN
Ilardwa re, Item; Nails, IlourelaraishingP Goads,
Groceriett and Provletons,'Nood, Stole, Jappitned s aid
Pressed Tin,Ware,•&c., I march 15, '7O. •
VT ~il► __MoCOLLITM, AT:
• totikeyaatLass>'oBlie aver W. U. Cooper 4.
Coss Hank. Montrose. Ps. May 10 4 -1871.—U ,• -
13 O. GAMY , ATTORNEY 'AT
• Law, Montrose, pa. Oidwover Wm. Cooper
& Co.'s Bsoki , "
Montrosiyisa.,Jas.fth,
AATA
TORNEY,'' ,
.a.s.e Lemi :Back, 'Pay, Pension and 11a,
'eutet;onr f :Olatme attended to. - - , 'oor
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CIVILENGINEEIt Abb LARD StritITZTON. '
P. O: address, Franklin Forks,
• Susquehanna Co., Pa.,
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it-=4 .- •‘.:farnAsh - tbe citiient , of Mon!rote aud fifty.
witti-list-Aase Breati:•••Bafeaft,, Mei ; (•alif.s and
cookies, Tarts. ike....ftc.:4'e Part ips and.Wkoings
Stiptiliedi and Anali,ty.gatiranteed. ED — Dining Robins
tit) retake, where Geo. Canis+ will be Count ready to mite
.isfy the crayinga.'orthe inner man... '•• - • • •
gOntrose, May•.3d..1876. ' • E 4 BACIDN.
NEW MILFORD MACHINE SHOP.
All kinds of machinery made, cir furnished too,.
der. Repairing promptly attended 4o:
MMUS SISIULTZ.
New'lifilford,3llo.-1T,1876.—15k
M. A. OROSSMON, -ATTOTINEY
at Law. Once over. the First Natio*
ItontTose.Pa. , Mr. A. Caosersort:
Kontros e:A pril 19; 1376.—tf.
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-PIL I . MAN & CO. FIRST NA=
ki • howl' Ban k 11,ontrosePa., Dea)ers
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Dry Goods, Clothing,ltiilyiery Goods, Boots & Sim
&c., &C. EAPtil2g.
• 'Sli t YDERi 1-% ---
Pa: egg t a liti t inrsiclan sum„,,ROM (E.
An=
.*B. 00 1 Hotel. Llew Milford,
(4 4 1.48E1i,T S. JOHNSON,
• AII OTIO N ' 3;-.8 33 Address,
March 80, 1874. ' - Montrose, ht
Balking, km
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COOPER 81, CO.,
MONTROSE,, PA. .
GENERAL BANKING BtJBINESS DONE.
COLLECTIONS. MADE 'ON ALL
POINTS AND PRODIPTLY ACCOUN
TED FOR AS HERETOFORE:
DOMESTIC , AND FOREIGN EL
CHANGE FOR SALE:
UNITED, STATES & OTHER BONDS
BOUGHT ; AND SOLD. '
COUPONS AND CITY AND COUNTY
BANK. CHECKS CASHED AS
USUAL.
OCEAN STEAMER PASSAGE TECX
:ETS TO AND FROM EUROPE.
INTERESTALLOWED ON SPEbIA
TIME DEPOSITS, AS PER A.G.RICRk;
]SENT WHIN THE DEPOS:
IT` IS MADE.
In the future, as in the past, we shall endeav
or to transact all' money business to the Nib ,
faction of our patrons and correspondents.
WM. M. COOPIR 41k CO.,
MOntrose, March 10 '76;--tf. Bankers.
T ith
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY AGRI
. CULTURAL WORKS, •
Having been reorganized under the firm, name, and
' style Of Susquehanna County Agricultural
•
• . . Works, limited, •
.O . Ewrrr, Pres , W. H. Coorme, Treas.,
" D. SATRE, Secretary:
Are now prepared to furnish, on short noiee.
itationA i rß engines,
•
bIRCULAR 'SAW MILLS, - TURI3INE
WAIIER, WHE ELS.,
-
And do all kinds of Mill and job work prompilr aid
satisfactorily, at low rates. We man afaature and ban
on hand a large assortment of • •
p , T _ TIT Q or imirnorzn
_L. • TY KJ PAT'rEIIiAS. • r
CAULDRON KETTLES of different styles,
ADJUSTABLE BARN DOOR HANGINQS,
MEADOW ROLLERS, BLACKSMITHS'
FORGES POTS , and GRATES, DOG POW
ERS for churning, One and Two Horse POW
ERS anC THRESHERS, of the latest and best
.• patterns, &c., &c.
Montrose, 3farch 1, 1876.
fruNK.LT 4 NN 9 cK. : : 77 --..7 i
.:,..!yIiAR,B..Le...WORKS. • '''
p:l;J:i).i,N-$:::-& - _.,w0ITE,
. ' ' ' Manufacture of and. Dealers in -
ITALIAN & .AMERIVA.N MARBLE,
MOBti AIvD SL&TE MARTLES.
, . .
COT'CIT kt; AgE.RICAX • GRANITE,
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Opedalty.
,Fer , 'Coujiatecy Lois loolOisd.rir
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CHOICE FRUITS .4.IsTD ,VEGETA..
BUIS AT
THE Baur OF NAVIGATION.
PEACHES, oRAIO . BI3' LEmoNs,
'pEAH,S,,PiNE APPLES, 'PLUMS,
,QUINOES s tONIONS: TOMA
TOEki APPLES. :CAB
RAGES; BANANAS,
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CANTELOPES,
SWEET .PO'VATOES T - WHORTLE
f •BERRiES; & e . ;
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