THE. DEMOCRKE 1
MaNTROSE, PA., JAN. 3,1577.
Tom Oounty, and Variety.
—Here we are, for '77.
Is one killing time when he sleighs it ?
A law of this State requires all persons
tolie'vaceinated.
invoice of ``beautilth`snowr cos
received last Friday.,
----The - pliople of Southern California are
enjoying green corn, cucumbers, and green
peas. •
----7—Man§ people stay at, borne by a warm
fire this.w Whet &pray'' that °God will talie
care nt Abe: poor.
faimers are all grom ling again. This
times it is ``winter, apples arc, totting." :They
nd;:dn't rot: "Give thenitti •
--7—pon't: let your horses stand in.the cold
without a thick blanket :for .a.„ cover. Sticlia .
protection is olten.worthiti weight in golcL
. / 7 ---There is time yet 'to make your friend a
.I vriTeaes prescdt;:aotl t h ere' s'nothin g: b etter
than a year's suliscription .tO the: DEMOCRAT.
• T4e.4. - niericam.GrOce, ,sayti that Andrew,
Bahmer:&'Co2;of eiv Cork,` are Considered
unrlltable in ; that ` City, and all persons are ,cau-'
tamed against
..eonsigning• butter, or anything,
to them. •;- : •
It is sad to'refiect that tI a young woman
who ,11Laa..beeli*Orkii;ii bull dognn her
Charles Henry's pink slippers this OfiristmaS,
mgy be working a blue basement to his black
pants next cliristmas.. Such is life..
- —A petition is_ circulating • asking ter the,
punishment by fine and imprisonment Of any
person who applies the word "centennial" to
any entertainment or thing; animate or Inani
mate.—Erchange. Pass'it this way and receive
our signature. . , ,
• :----S. Caiy - Ball the defaulting cashier of the
Hathoro',Moritgomery county bank has return-,
e4rio the stene of his dishonesty and surrender
ed himself to the authorities. He was short
about $20,000: ;Beaty it good= name for
hito: ,s
44-41. rs. Mary veneiable lady, died
ingiock.Haven, on thf3 . Bth inst., at the remark
,
able ; age of Ott years,' 1 mo nth 'and 15 days. • She I
born in' Philadtilphiti, Oct. 23, 17'77, and-1
:iTwith'he - parents , ' removed to.l4Orthumberland•
wimpy. in 1781.
irrAYPIIM9N r z 9 1 t74 8F , •
train } rat} over old nap
.Sainnel
B yil ~ aiid Topsqus. ;
only :!vA4 ; . : 11 , tf.qr, LOA
rates after being struck;
044:4T .: /eStit Mum -therainghainioivlVfais :
1411'4 dtletandefi . ttaStoh - ctfi the IL Bp
church at Givit3end,lPS4 has 1 been -lorded tti:
being; on. !to !
elf
P. - Alexander, in ;;,;
• - .... 1 0nr,, - ttorouglii - subSc,ribers ; will i~ci • r n}ats~
ter of iuhc eSt to tilitn,intitir report of p 4
ceedingSlotAlie .Town COnneil at its late meet 2
ing.. With thi pfeient prospects for snow the
011 4, 1 14 :0: 141 1Pt - pr,lliek . will , ,want, of %pod,
wholesome exercise on ihe par . of property'
ovld`effe I The enforcement of Nith
.the Ordi
t
Dances is importan and their publication just
all.W..4;tilnelY... .\ _
' ' !I ''
4:4'.',TbePottsyille *here Jottrnal says one ev : .
iddnCepr thelard Ones was the appearance of
olaeiLver.coin,doubtlesi trom: treasured hoards,
on Christmas day. 'One -merchant took in on
SOday;eleven French Ave franc pieues,whiCh
papiied for a dollar each Some trade dollara
were , also spat, passing - only -at par. The
ClOstmas influence, kindly and lovirig;is for
cibly illustrated in' this drawing from-the old
kiltatis, stockings, clocks and 'pots, of- tl`l , tk i i
treasured silier;:- . ' ' • / -
I.' • ' ' -
t----Sainne.l.l.serriy Baker, now stationed oy
.-.
ilia
tli&Catliblic church at Great Bend,was - i
eilto the priesthood at' St. Luke's cha r h, in -
Sdianton, on . Wednesday last. The or_d4liation
sermon was preached by Rev. Mr Foley, of
Pittliton. The candidate was presented to the
BI4I'OT ' ' Right Rev. DeWolfe HOWO / Y Rey.-. 4:,:
C.,Elowa4 of -Dundaff, and the impressive
ceremony was conduct eck wit i great-solemnity
by,othcßishop. .litqz, - ,..11t..8akei, the newly
dalitd prie.st;is frumlitiant, Wayne
county. ~ - -N
it semis . good to have,ieighing - ti in.
It reminds one of winters longzsinhe p ss:
away when we had skighing week a week
without interruptian che,e , rs the hearti-ot
lovers, it makes glkd the heart.tp the farmer,
and it is itipposed to fili- the purses of the liv
eri-:men. The merchant 'finds no fault-with it
The children love it, thihdys particularly ; and
thttgiris, enj=oy= .an occasional ride/down c hill
with great comfort and zest'. --- The sleighing is
welcome, and we trust it, will remain with us
for weeks to come.
—At a meeting of theCrOvn Council, Dec:-
26,1876, the High Constable was instructed to
sea that' the following Ordinances of this Bor
ough are strictly observed : 1. That the own
trs or Occupants of any lot situate on. any pub
. lic street within tl3e Borough of Montrose shall
be and is hereby required to keep the sidewalks
oppositeeihereto cleared from snow, and incase
of default in so doing for twenty-four hours,the
Street Cmmisaioner is hereby authorized and
required tci.eleg.the fq:4•'.sy:,,from the' said *alks
and charge_ the expenses ; thereof to the lot or
lots of saq owner or oeeupants and to render
an account thereof to the Borough, and which
amounts shag be , : Collectedby the Borough, of
said owner 'or 'Occupants before any Justice of
the - react) of Susquehanna county as debts of
like amount are by law recoverable. 2. That
no person , or persons shall , be allowed to ride
won Hand Sleds or any other conveyance on
'ate < sidewalks within the ikeits of , this itor
*ugh, under the penalty of a sum not - less than
tfty cents for the Vat 4ffenee nor 'imeeeding
live dollars for eachilittbseqUiht
The Exchange Hotel has a new cook
from New York..
The Nitrinw Gauge is having another..
Yard time battling with its natural . enemy,
SIIOW.
---t ,) Thenext mite society. of the S. S.. B. A.
will -be held. at - the
.house, nf Horace Brewster
on. this (Wednesday) evening. All are inviLt.
—Regular meeting of, No.i Fire CoMpany
on Friday : evening. Annual meeting; for, klie
`election Of Oil - leers; on
. Monday evening; Jan.'
8, 1877.
--The shortest days, having passed, the; old
sa,yinir, "as. the days, begin to I lengthen, the
cold will begin to strengthen," seems to have
proved true.
W. L. Thorp spent:a'PortiOn oflaa . t
week* Honesdale 'assisting .the pastor of that
charge, who is in the midst of - a, glorious re•
viva' of religion
lL happy New Year to all. Make good
resolves tbr 1877, and -don't back out before a
nienth'has fled. ,Th.is is good advice, but we
don't expect anybody- will. heed it. •
Montrose are doing a grand
good work among the poor of thig vicinity.--
-"lnasmuch-as ye have done,it , unto.the leost-of
tbeoc - my brethren yefhave done it unto niel"
—A. South Bridgewater girl worked the
motto,' "I need thee every hour," and present
ed it to her chap. •He says he can't help it ; it
takes WM' twcc hours to'milk and feed the•pigs
morning and night, and business has got to be
attondedlo.
—While "coasting" is in itself a harmless
and exhilerating arhusemeut, the practice of
devoting. much-traveled thproughfares to that
exercise is attended with, much annoyance ---
-We are glad that thee' council have at last "sat"
upon the subject, anit issued an order to have
all persons engaW in it arrested.
--In these days ,of.fires it- is well for every
householder to be on the lookout for "acciden
tal fires.'? Carefully examine your stoves,pipee
and chimneys, and look 'well alter the ashes. A
little precaution of this kind may possibly save
you from' being cremated, home night. . ,
.----One,morning last• week th e
l neighbors of
Mrs. Annie Fawkes; of Cedarville, (Thestkr
county, finding thehouse closed at a. late hour;
entered, and found' the worhan dead' in bed. Her
littleCh d was 'contentedly, playing with the
dead..' • thet's hair, ignorant of. her great loss.
The usbatid was absent in Philadelphia.
"Let to-morrow take care of td-morrow.;
• ? Leave things of.-the future to fate,; • •
_ What's the use to anticipate..iorrow:?' I
/ ' Life's troubles - corhe never too late] . ,:',`:'
' It to hope overmuch be an . error,' •''''-' '''.
; - 'Tis one that the.wise have preferr'd
' And how often have hearts been in ferillk
. Of evils-•=that Levier cowed 1" PA .- ,',;`..
: —The friends of Mr., and_ Mrsc'ettas.-leps
- te r g ave .
her gave I,Lielik.a real- surprise, ; Oa the:iiccalooll
Of their chintv.wedding, last= Wednesday Of
iiing. The presents were 'Octant - finei4M
,priate, and'*a hear '_6 9 addrce4, -, i(.*,i„iv`,:p.
Tilden l and the remarks of Dr,..Chesshirß end- .
~R ev. Mrtiller spoken of i r n the highest tertrts.
•' , =The change , which. we made-in Ineitorth
and style cif TfiF- I) 44 O PRATAiiP. s'9Ar, l *':" toq:
nig been so favorably - received . by our patrons
we have concluded to continue - it, but :have
changed the order o s t ;its •:make-up in •ft manner
which we :feel certain ,will also meet the ap
proval of our - 'readers'. Thanking 'you aIL for
the many pleasant things of, the_ year that is
gone,Aee wish you A. HAPPY NEw YEAR.
•
Gordon.H. l'xink; a native of Mont
rose, but for-alai:lg - time cierk at the Dwight
House, - Binghamton, was in, town last Week
'-iisitiiikamong his , friends, after which he start
ed tor(_Chicago, at which place he will make
"his healilia - item, as special' agent for the nice
iallutual Life Itisurtince Company. His ter
ritace the States of Illinois and
issouri. Mr. Frink has the best. wishes of
hosts of friends and acquaintances for his wel
fare and success in his new western home. ,
tramps,giving their names tie. John
Bryant, Thomas Burns and Philip Theeney
applied to t he commissioners last Friday
nighliee--10 . ging - , and were sent to the Ex
change Hotel - for the. same. In the morning I
they lif - which_they slept
two coat, and went their
,- , the clerk, made the
dist :ry, g. t, and a ar
'•eq.ed. They owned . the . ciipi—returned thi
ana'
pant* were conimitted - rfo jail by Constable
Howell. Vlincoarcould not be found.
BAGS NIIXBERS WANTED.—In order to corn
„plete our ales we need several -numbers of the
D&M.OOAAT for which we - Will - pay a satisacto
• rice. Subscribers or others wh o have any
of the following numbers can mail, or bring
them to us and we will eithev, diedit= the
amount to them or remit the money at the.rate
of five cents per copy, as they may request—,
1873, No. 1, Jan.' 1-1874, NO. 7, Feb.lB, Nos.
9, 10, 11 and„,l2, Larch 4, 11, 18 and 25 ; Nos.
16 and 17, April 22 and 29 ; No. 25, June 24 ;-
1875, Nos. 7 and 8, Feb. 17 and 24 ; Nos. 9 and
11,111 arch 3 and 17; Nos. .35 and 39, Sept. 1 and
29; No. 40, Oct. 5.
•
JOELN CHASE, FOOT.—John Chaeo.Fiiot, of the
firm of Foot & Ellis, died at his house on
Washington street, at 4a. m., Dec. 30th. • ---
Mr. Foot was one of our most worthy citi
zens: Born at New Milford, Pa., of sturdy pip
neer stock, on the 28th of March, 1835, he died
too soon by a generation of years. He volun
teered early in the late war of the' Rebellion :
and was mustered in First Lieutenant_ot the
50th • Regiment; Pennsylvania Volunteer 1
Pantry ; oti the 9th day of September, 1861, an I
after the Severest service in the, malarial region
of the Albemarle River, he yielded to the neces
sity of a. . broken constitution and was honora
bly discharged upon surgeon's certificate, Feb
ruary' 17, 1863. His death re.ally begins from
the date of the campaign pt that Tear,althongh
w ith the tenacity id the war-tvorn patriot he
survived . nearly thirteen years tAereafter. Be
sidea!tosts of *ads. ,who: will iss his cheer
ful pisa aui he leaves three ,chil
dram—Binghamton Times. - • .
HAWLEY 85 CRUSEII.
NE bIIBORING COUNTIES.
• • Lll ERNE COUNTY, ..t) - 1. •
Josiah kenrdo; a faniter -livingln Benton,:
aged 72, had bee some time complaining of a
pain in the side; . , arlid Tuesday came home from
his work with greatly increased pains in that
region, but higher \iip. He , lay down upon a
v\
lounge, and in a fr , t, ' Moments it was discover
ed that he was dead.. \ ' - ' - '
.
\ '.. \
The returning boar .of Reading counts that
city in ahead of Scran fekkAn.the, matter of pop
ulation. Scranton counter will probably issUe a
manda'mus restricting. the \board. from officially
promulgating the count.
.1U the meantime the
two cities are actively engaged: in securing the
prize in Population. • '. - ' .: '' - :,
•
The Barre Coal Exchange, - which
.conipoied of repreSentatives of • the different,
_ , „..
conitimiles shipping north on the .Lebigh.Val
ley'R..R., met on
,Tuesday at the office of J..„1:1.
SwoYeroli that city, to consider the
, state of
trade and,attend to, other matters ' with .Viliich.it
has to do: The board tegarded the - trade, as in
abealthy condition,, and it is hoped that i the
Market may be able-Ao - take all the . . coal the
railroad company is able to furnish' cars' for.
There were, an unusual number of drunken
men in. the city dhrtg Christmas. The bard
timers appeared not to lessen ilirmallowance of
the intoxicating beverage. The . rndiertittis
spent fOr drinks in one day, would have boughl
bread enough for the pOOT all winter—Cannot
this-evil be reined' d ? Catfnot society protect
itself from this urse?—Wilkes Bar
re trliio7l.
Thomas Campbell,lfihO shot—tichael
on the Fourth of julylaV Carbondale, has
convicted of murder in the first degree, after
two trials. .
Reese James, aged 'l6, who fatally stabbed
two men at .Taylorville, Luierne county, some
months sinte, has been cpvicted of murder in
the second degree, antentenced to 19 years
and nine, months soheary confinement in the
penitentiary.
WYOMING COUNTY, PA.
Luther Welsh, forlerly of Nicholson, has
been appointed superintendent of the, Middle
Division of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas R.
R. He graduated on the a, L. &W. R. R.—
He has tilled several places of trust since then,
and waa at one time superintendent of the
hhaca & Athens I:LA.
Eli PerkiNi' will ;Jan
uary ' • ' •
.. . ,
• ' The R ep Tunkhannock±tt/Acqm will hereafter
be issued Friday. instead of Wednekda as pre ? ,
vioctsly. !Yll r ')., 1 . 14 3
1 2. , ts ;R. 11 ,e . .'•i 4 i . i r 4t, ; 1
Tnnkhanneek „notumes'Avitho t , av Tule
pusson.
_., ~ j„... : 7,, rm , .
____. .
On WO/let:14; ihelittenit:;iiiiiiiilneak en:
tered the house of blre -Jesse ..Wilsonin Tunk
hal:lA.96k by*, ;rear"., - 4 / oo.r r oftei , Att--)Viliiol3 l 44
iorteU - w6"ite, 6dliibig . ' itili3iii twenty - do llars
and some jaWilifil. , Vlii Aid' Wii? , probably
Well acquainted with the-house:__ _ ... •
1
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BERTHOLF, 1876, by Eld.
W. C. Tilden, in 'Montrose, r. Jerome*Ber
atoll and Hiss
_Jennie M. Cronk, both of Jes
sup._'Witx. Luc — s—ViiimAs i -=--At -the Raptist - Par-'
soilage at Lawsvilliii - Dec, 28. by Rev. P. S.
Brewster, F. A. Williams,-ot Liberty, and El
sie Wellman, otliew Milford, Pa.
Bitutift-STBzwErAjw , --ilit Ly anville,,M. E.
Parsonaze,. Dec.. 24, by--R - ev. H. G. Harned,
Alonzo ;., _ Brink apd'ida 4 , Strickland, both of
Sp ri n
STruci -- -PALlirran 2 L-Al-th • yman-,
vill M.-E,Parsonge,'_Dec:24, by Rev. H. Q.
Hsine Stricklindiand Nancy R. pal,
miter, both of Springville._____
WAGE—Tnomes-.74. - r - the residence of the
bride's parents i Drei;. 28, by Rev. H. G. Harned,
S. B. -age; of Silvara, Brad. Cc., and Hester
A. Thomtik; of Lynn. •
NAT—Limo—At the brides father's Tan 1,
1817;47 Rev. B.T. Bronson, Mr. G.W. Way, of
Bloorihniburic, - ff. Y., to Miss Etta V. Lewis
of Ararat. --"
2,39.413,+.1Eit18.
.
HEAD—In Lathrop t Pa., , Aug. : 24, 1876, at 12
o'closk,m., of dipbtherin...Ailetta H., daughter
of Sam'l and Hannah Head, aged 14 years, 1
month and 24 days. .Also" the same day, at 7
o'clock, Emmet F., oldest ion of Mr. and Mrs.
Mead, aged6'years, 11 month and 12 days.
' are thee well, Arletta,
Emmet fare thee well ;
For thou Wert too pure and lovely .
In aworld like this to dwell.
Our hearts are sad and lone,
Yet we neverwill complain,
For we know that whites our loss
Is surely their eternal gain. •
CARLIN—In Dayton, Nevada Oct. 9th, 1876,
Martin B. Carlin, son of the late Joseph Carlin
of Auburn Pa. in the 40th year of his age.
F. and ,A. M. Rmolutions. At the regular
meeting Of Talley Lodge :No. 9. F. and A. M .
held_in their ball November 13th 1876 the fol
lowing resolutions were adopted.
- Wurtnes, It has pleased Almighty God to
call fie= this — earthly tabernacle to the c grand
Lodge above our, late beFoved - esteemed' and
respected Brother, Martin, ErCarlin who 'was
suddenly and unexpectedly Called to answer
the sound of tire - gavel from him ,Who doeth all
things for the best ; and ans*erthe .-
summons of that grim monster Death. 4,
R eaolved : That this comMunity has bat an
honest, upright and industrious man, and this
Lodge, an earnest, zealous,and consistent mem
ber. As a man he was qui ;t and unassuming ;
held in high esteem by his e ployers in stations
of trust, all of which he fulls lled with honor to
them and credit, to himself.
Resolved ; That we exte
patty to
.the relatives and
;Brother Martin S. Carlin
reavement, and loss of th
, May the angel, o
Oothe them in this their s:
tribulation and trial, and el
I distress:
Radial ; That the alta
Lodge-be draped in mourn
of Brother Carlin, for thirt
Resolved ; That a 'copy
be spread on the minutes o
copy furnished to one of
the county for sublication
to the family relations of o
ther.
Attest
d our heartfelt sym
friends of our late
'n this their sad be
it dearest and best
' Light and Truth
i d hour of affliction,
mfort them in their
and jewels of this
ing for the memory
days.
of these -resolutions
this Lodge, and a
the local papers of
and i a copy be sent
r late deceased Bro-
J. L.
O. F. B
• O. L. •
L. Gaon;
'BELL,
T, Piga. : •
,"411ERIFFS SALES.-By virtue •of
writs issued by the Court of Common Pleas of
Susquehanna County and to me directed, I Will expose
to sale by public vendue, at the ,Court House in Mont-
rose, on ,
Friday, January 12, 177,
at one o'creek p. m.; the following ikees or parcels of
land,• to wit - :
All those three pieces or pnrcels of Lind, the first of
which is situate - on the northeast side of Broad Street,
in the Borough of Suequehannn Depot, Susquehanna
County. Pennsylvania, bounded on the north by lands
of Thomas Ileskeith, i on the east by Street, en',
the south by Broad Su eet. and .ou the west• ,by land-of
John Hawthorne, it being 66 feet front by .17.5 feet deep.
with the appartenances, - 1 frame house,outbuilding and I
fruit trees.. Tee second piece is situate in the borough
of Susquehanna Depot, on the _north side of East Main
Street, and bounded on the north by Erie Railway. on
the east by , land of John Pike, on the south by East
Main Street, andiu. the west. by land of Eli linpunin
it being 33 feet (rout by 40 feet deep, With the appurte
nances, a frame builaing-Occupted as a wagon and
olackemith shop.. A. third plece situate in the borough•
of snequehanna Depot, bounded on tile north by lends'
of •Waeitimeton Sheen; east - by lande• of F. Hat tee ; on
the south by Laurel Street, and on the west by land of
John IticKendry, with the, appurtenances, 1 two-story
, frame dwelling house, and all ittipeo•ted. [Seized and
taken in execution at the suit of the Mutual. Building
Loan nad Savine• AesociatioM of Saequehanna Depot vs,
J. N. Seddon and James Sedden, and 'Carter, Abbott 4r..
Johnson vs J. N: Sedden and James Sedden, Milks and
Watson , vs J. 'N. Sedden and JiimeA Sodden, and Royal
Tyler vs James Sedden.
LSO-Ali those three pieces of land, the ilr•t of
which is situate in o,tkeind;' Susquehanna County.
Pennsylvania and, 'bounded on the 'north by land of
Marvin Weeifall,on tae east by laedof Marvin Westiall.
,on the south by Great Bend and , Harmony road. on the
west by lands of Seth containing one acre:and,
all improved..A second piece situ ate I,n the borengh of
Susquehanna Depot ;County and State aforeeaid. on the
eolith aide of lilatn-.Street, bounded en the north by
Main Street. on the cast by .lot of Mary Creag'an, south
by got of Joseph Driscoll and: ote:the Wen by land of
Joan Column, it being 33 feet front by 120 - feet deep,
with the appurtenances, a frame building occupied as
storeand develling.and other outbuildings, ail improv
ed..A third piece, situate us aforesaid, on West Church
Street, bounded on the - north by''Ettet_Churelt 'Shred;
and land of James 13el1 t cant by ..lautl,tif C. S. Brewster,
south by lot of P. Unclorwooll and on the west by West
Church Street, -containing about 4000-square feet; w ith
the appurtenancee. 1 frame dwelling house anclall
proved [Seized and taken in execution-at - the snit of
Richard Stack assigned to, Whitney, Pratt & Co: vs.
Wm. Howarth and Albert Miles. T. T. _
ALSO-All that piece or parcel of land situate in
1-Jackson. Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, bounded
anddeecribed as follows, on the north by land of Mich
ael Grace, On-the east And south by land of -
and on the west by land of David Lyons, contain
ing about 84 acres with a small improvement and ap
purtenances, 1 frame dwelling and I frame barn. Seiz
ed and taken in execution it the suit of Mrs. M. J.
Phelpi assigned to Wm. Emery- vs Wm. S. Snediker.
ALSO-All that piece or parcel, of land- situate in
Herrick, susquenanna County, Pa t , bounded and de
scribed as follows, to wit : Beginning et a stake and
stones corner of land of Philip Truex. thence north 44
degrees east 67 rode to stake and stones, thence south
44 degrees east 96 rods to post and stones;Ahence smith
44 degrees west 67 red!, thence north 44 degrees west
96 rods to place of beginning. containing 40 acres more
or less, mostly iinproved with the appurtenances, one
frame dwellin house, 2.frtune barns ,-1 corn house and
other-outbuildings, and 2 orchards. tseized and taken
in execution at the suit of W. P. Popc assigned to Joel
Denney ve A. o,llunn, H. IL Bennett & H.D.-Bennett.
ALSO-All that piece or parcel of land situate in Her
rick. Susquehanna County, 'Pa., bounded and. described;'
as follows, to wit : On g le north by Turnpike road, on
the east by lands of the Drinker estate, on the south
land of Yvan Jones, and on the west by land of Evan
Jones, containing about 100 acres, mostly improved,
with the appurtenences.l frame dwelling house,l frame
barn and an orchard, W [Seized and taken in execution,
at the suitof Martha ells assig,ned to Hattie E: Wade
vs James Plow and - John H. flew, and.Oecar Wasttimrn
administretor of John. Smiley and assigned to Keziah
C. Smiley assigned to Mery K:Nichole vs JiabliPlugh.
• ALSO-A/1 that pertain piece qr. parcel, pi, hind OW
_ate in the township of Daeland;" Sttsquehantia - Courify; ,
hiaanded , and described:as follows.vm.thesoullt
State • Street. on the west by lot of W. T. Morley, on
the north by lands of Wm. M. Pest, and'!ontheelist bY•
lot of Charles Ogden-betegeeo feet on the said State
street and extendute nerthward the same width 120 feet
npre or lass. withae/lifounkanithisciftine dwelling
bouse and ail improved .d, .and taken in execu
tionget-tlie statVALANcutual 4 ..ne Loin and Save
tag Xsisobiation briemscratilifitinkepot APAVll.XicgdetiV,
ALSO-All thet pieee t oF ,pikeiej Oi. 41514 % n al Inv
IFraukiin township, Sunnetintma Venn ded
on thre-nbitli I:os l 4,hdi4intiAttlVSMitititiki 11:111intobiil,
• Woe, on themist-Syr lands of 4clcenpon i on the
.south hi lands of NY. J`, - Burns'atid W.'ll:Mhbirie
on the west by lands of W. J.:Awes:and PloOnafteldll
Howard, goutainiug m
acs more or lestOeitteche
,apptutdnantek 1 franieeilieelhii•gelinlitte't 2fiatife'bircie,
frime. worn honse,4 ,orchards ,anti„ about 101ffetertes
it
iinproved ( Seized ' and takeii in . exectitidif the guit
of - Myron M. and . Melvin Williams assigned to
Ainey.ve John. Tinklepaugh. ,
' ALSO'-All That certain piece offhtid • sitnittein the
Township . of Herrick, Sesqnehaertmoutity,,Penusylva- ,
nia.anct described as ,follows: Beginerng MS:stake - Sind
stenies corner of Nancy Norton's land,thencasoutheast
50 perches to a post, gad stone,s corner..lhence south
west 160 perches to k post - and stonetethehceitOrthvrest
50 perches to said , Norton's land ,to a corner, thence
northene_t_ifa-perches - to - th - Mplace of beginning con-
Uliatig 100 acres, be the same mote or less: mostly 1111;:
proved, with the appurtenancee,i frame house and frame
'barn and an orchard. [Seized and tnken in execution
at thesuit of,Thernas Plummer vs Win. J. Plummer.
ALSO-All that certain piece or parcel of land situ
ate ' the vint____ige of r~srth : ehatilia, (Oakland
-township) Susquehanna County, Pa., bounded on the,
north by land of Wm. M. Poet, on the east byland'of.
J. M. Westfall,, on the south by a proposed new street,
and on the west_by_landa. Belcher, containing
yi of an - acteTinore or less with the apptrrt-o,u!Tees. 1
frame dwelling house and all improved. [Seized-ank
taken in execution at the suit of the Mutual Building
Loan`and Saving Associatitat of , Sniquehanua Depot
vs Seth 3fillius.
ALSO-All that certain pieee of land 1 - ii;iii - in-thp
Township of Oakland, Susquehanna , , county.:.
Pennsylvania. bounded on the north by brand street,
on the east by land of Hiram Bnsh, on the south by
land of A.,Farnam,and on the west land of 0. 5. Bing-,
ham, containing ,V of an acre with the appurtenances,
-a frame dwelling house and - all improioed. [Seized and
taken in execution at the - suit of Wm. Skinner assign
ed to M. B. Belcher vs D. L.,e,hase.
ALSO-All that Vingo• Lot situate in Oakland
township, Susquet annie.,COunty, Pa.. bounded asfol
lows, to wit : North by . lend of Anthony Romer,east by
land of Geo. E. Barton, south' by Great Bend road and
west by land of Anthony Romer; containing about 110
rods of land, with• the appurtenancee. 1 frame dwell
ing house, frame barn and all iinproved....A 2d piece
,or farm situate in Great 'Bend Township, county and
state aforesaid, beginning at the east side of a butter
nut tree standing in the north side of the highway be
ing the corner of a lot lately conveyed by Snag H.Day
ton to a Mr. Wright, thence south 134 degrees west 3
chains and 70 links to stake and stones in north bounds
of the New York & Erie Railroad lands, thence by the
same north 67 degrees west 1 chain and 70 links to the
west bounds of the said Samuel H. Dayton's land:
thence north 1X degrees east 3 chains and 25 links to a
hickory tree. thence northl34 degrees east 75 links to
the center of a creek, thence up the creek north 45 de
grees east 20 links,thence north 27 degrees east 6 chains
thence 13e degrees west 5 chains. thence north 13i
degrees east 6 chains, thenee north 833 e degrees west
1 chain and 70 links, thence north 6 .degrees east 3
chain, thence north 834 degrees east 2 chains and 50
links, thence northMdegrees east 4 chains and 75 links
thence 16% degrees east 2 chains and.2s links, thence
north 7% degrees west-12 chains and 50 links to a pile
of stones a corner of Wm. Gate's, lot, thence north six
degrees West 2 chains, thence mirth 234 degrees cast 33
chains and 50 links, thence south 87% degfees east 11
chains and 10 links, thence south 2% degrees east 12
chains. thencnsenth 87% degrees east 23 chains and 25
links, thence south 32 degrees east 4 chains and 25
links to the highway, thence along the same south 33
- degrees west 9 chains and 15e links: thence south 34 de
grees west 7 chains and 50 links, thence south SO de
grees west 2 chains and 25 links, thence south 40 de
geeesawest3 chains and 50 link's, thence south 65 de
grees west 8 chains and' 59 links, thence south 42 de
grees west 3 chains andet.o links, thence south 32 de
grees mitt , tchains, thence south 22 degrees west 7
chains and 4. 50 links, thence south 18 degrees west 4
chains. thence south 40 degrees west 1 chain and.6.links
thence south 13 degrees west I chain aud 581inies,thence
south 1431 degrees west 1 chain and 50 links, and south
'B% degrees west 61 links to the east side of Raid but
ternut tree the place of bee inning, containing 91 acres
3 roods,c - and 28 rods of land be the, same more-or lees.-
[Seized and taken in execution at the eaitof j.H.Cook
vs N. W. Fox. Charles Beene vs N. W. Fox. Geo. T.
- Frazier vs N. W. Fox. L. P. Hinds vs N. W. Fox. •S.
_Bevin vs N. W. Fox. Steven Bevin vs N. W. Fox.
N. 8.-All bids and costs must be arranged or paid oa
the day ot sale or deeds will not he acknowledged.
WM; WHITJ, Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office, Montrose, Dec. 20.1570.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
In the matter of the assignment of S.F. Lane for the
benefit or creditors.
Notice is hereby given . tbat J. D.-Goodwin, assignee
of said Lane will apply . ' for his . discharge from said
trust, and all stability Ihereander, as by order of the
Court of Common Pleas of Susquehanna Coan ty made
Nov. 27,1876. -
Said,appticaton will be made in open Court on Mon
day, Jan. 18, 1877, at 2 o'clock p. m.
DAVID BUMMERS, Prothonotary.
Montrose, Dec,27, 1876.
NOTIOE.
My wife, Sarah, has lett my home without just canes
or provocation and I hereby forbid any; person or per
sons harboring or trusting her /n my account as 4 will
pay-no debts of her contraction . •:•.-,.:, - 1,
r \ W. N. GUNN.
• Ilopbettom, Dee. 7, 1870. . &WS
DmThISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
Ijrp quance of an older of the Orphan's. Court of
Smiquehann ot>f the undersigned Administrator
o}, the estate of Jelin Co 13-„—decepag&wilLs4.ll at
public sale on the premises, in Ch0C61:111t Township o
WcOnesday, January 10th, 1877,
at 1 o'cloilinron., the folloyring real estate, to Wit :
A certain lot .of land situate in the Township
tire.t
- -
County •of Susquehanna, and State of Pennsylvania. - - •
described as tbllows, to wit • Beginning _at: -the
corner of a lot contracted to Thomas Flaherty tao •
line of Wm. Goggio's land, thence running by the said
William Goggin's and others east Tai and two-tenths
perches. theuce - south by lands of_John V. 0' Itt_ley it
perches, thence west by lands of the late ~Caleb Car- --- -
malt and Others 76 and two-tenths' nerchei to another_ -
corner of Thomas Flaherty, 'thence north 105 perches to.
the place of beginning. containing 50 acres, more or
less. - •
ALSOA. certain .16t_of land situate' in Forest
14ke Towuship,
County and -State aforesaid, described as --Rd, _
lows, to wit : Beginning in the oguler • of the new
road running from. the•Milford.atid Owego Turn - pike
road to.Stauseph in Choconut township, at the line of
Htram Thather's land, thence north along said road 50
perches north . a degrees west • ES perctittsito the line of
ames Rooney's land, thence south 63 degrees east 23
perches io Ufa- corner Of lauds Surveyor to S. Quin;
thence south 20 degrees east 76 perches, thence south:-_--
31 degrees west 28 and six-tenths rches, thence north
63 degrees lvest 31 perches to the place of beginning,
containing seventeen acres more or less. . '
TERMS—sloootiday of salel . s2oo oft final confirms
tion,,and the balanceone year thereafter witkinterest
THOMAS DOW, Administrator:
' ChOeontit, Hee. 6.136;.: ' ' • 50wt3
' A DIONISTRATRIX'S SALE
9 ~r e~l .]el,aata►t~,
DIMOOS TOWNSHIP.
The nndersistnedAdminietratrix of the eetate of Wm
Van Campen, late of the township of Dimock, deceas
ed. in pursuance of an order of the tOrphans' Court of
the County of Susquehanna, will expose at public sale
on the premises in Dimock, on
'Saturday, January 6, 1877.
at 1 o'clock p• m. the followit g described piece of land
situate In. said towjaship and bounded end described as
follows, to wit : Bounded on the north by land of Su
san Bolles and J. Rogan, on the east by lands of Catha
rine Sheeyn, on the south by •lands of Nathan Burdick
*and on the west by :ands of B N. Cnsman. containing
about 131 acres.
TY.RMS OF SALE—S2OO down. 000 on final confir-'
mation ofsale .and belance one-half in 6 months, and
balance in one year thereafter with interest from final
confirmation of sale. I •
CHRISTIANA. VAN CAXPEN,
Administratrix.
Dec.lB, 1876.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF ROAL ESTATp.
_
' In. pursuance of a n order otthe Court of Common 1
Pleas of Susque,hanna county, the undersigned will .
sell at public sargthe following described real estate on'
the pteriltraati oielic,p. p.1.', 1 0n. ,:;-,•-• -.. •
. . .
e,„
'iti.lWednesdayo,jantuu 6 r 1.7 i. ,„ ,
''.A.illhat. certain lot of land sitaate, In Jtbsytownship of •
Ha. ,, .ny, County of, Susquebarins:.,4uld nate of Penn. -,
syffli sit; bounded on the north' bysland of ',I.:11. Seelick '
oz thikaillat!by:laridsitOrmerly of. BetinefaiV,Webster, , on-
the south by lands formerly of Bennett f t Webster, .
Obliged eitoli, and Stjultii'H. , Oda , lOW* Abe' *est by ' ' w
lands of Stephen Wrighter, containing 11 acres mocci„!
1:
as
* less with the appurtenances, house, amand'or
chard, and partly inipreved.:!..l -. , I.•,°':`° ,- ,„ , '..•.
4 1, 59 -7.44. t, 2_o'cleck. p.m. o f tha some y all that
certkit ldt of land iiituate as afeiesaid.nerfroccupied by
1 1.1: /dellirebsteriand,nontaininol9 giees,spi,ore or lesirr.;
lo b .
ttlelscrib in deeds from the Hoes' of -- 7 Flynn, to _
I
J. Bch% & Co.l -•: • J ..---... i -;...1 .- .1.1.?.i ~.. • ~, , •!, ~,,
'BF. COO down on eaeb, piecant time of ease ; ~
1 ooe tilt the 'h'afance on final conlttifiatldri and the re-
Inainder one year from final condruuthed withatiterest. ..,
~'. ' . W. !It: I•IOXLEY.
. Assigti Se of LIM: Webster.. '
No. 20..1E176.
RAIOTAY NOTA.
An election by the stockholders or tlie Montrose
• Way Company will, he heldat-the—
"PACKER itdusr:ltst TuNmeausTeem-------,
Second Monday of January, 1877
Thsck i------ in
Between thi - honrs cif 120 c - noon d one oclockp.
m. of that darfoM..e election of one person as Presi
dent,and twelve persons as Directors to serve the Coni; --
p... as such °facers for the ensuing year.
Byorder •
51w3 C. L. BROWN * Secretary.
Montrose, Dec. 8,1876.. , _
i•
L •
( PETITIONS., is
14 hereby given that, in. pursuance of an Act of As- -
sembly, the following named - persotis have Med their
petitions with the Clerk of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace, for the County of nevehanne, for , licenses to
keep taverns and for wholesale (sealers in said County,
for which they: illapplv at January Sessions, 1877.
Dennis Casey, Eatjng House, Snsqu'a Depot.
J. J. Holoran, Ta ern, Thomson.
Frank Kane, Bating House, (it Bend Boro.
Sackett & Depne,Tavern, 41
Henry D. Howard: (it Bend Village Born.
T. 3..11. D. Barnes, " 66 it
Pennell Carpenter, , Tavern, Harford.
I
William 011iver, ' Thomson.
Joseph Allen, Bating House. Stumf a Depot.
• - DAViD SUMMERS, Clerk.
Montrose, Dec.l3, 1876.
EGISTER'S-NOTICE.—PuBLic 10-
R
Me is hereby given to all pmsons concerned in
the following estates,tdwit : •
Estate of David 8 Roots., late of Great Bend, dec'd,
'Pemula Kent, (late Roosa) Administratrix.
Estate of John Dunning, late of New Kilfoid, Alec d,
Holloway W Cobb, Executor.
Estate of Edward Clark, late of Susq'a Depot, dec'd,
Philip Brady, Administrator. -
Estate of Edward Wright, late of Brooklyn, c'd, g
A Weston, Admit..
That the accountants have settled their accountS to
the Register's Office in and for the County of Susque
hanna, and that the same will be presented to the
Judges of the Orphans' Court, on Thursday, the 11th day
of January, 1877, for confirmation and allowance.
H. F. B.EARDSLEY, Rqgister.
Register's Office, Montrose, Dec. 6,1876.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. - The under
signed an Auditor appointed by the Court of
Common Pleak of Susquehanna County to distribute
the funds in the bands of the Sheriff arising from the
sale of the real estate of David Strong and R. Morse,
will attend to the duties of his appointment kt his office
in Montrose. on Frlday, January Jstb, 1877, at 1 o'clock
p. m., at which time ell persons interested are required
to appear and-present their claims or be forever debar
ed from coming in on said fund.
A. W. BERTHOLF, Auditor.
51w4
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Dec. 130876.
In thematter of the aasignptent of J. U. McCain for
the benefit of creditors.
-Notice - 1e hereby given. that E. L. Weeks. assignenof
!said McCain. will apply for his discharge from said
trust. and all liability thereunder, as by order of the
Court of Common Pleas of Snequehanna County made
- December 2.1876..
Said application will be ramie in open court on Mon
day,lan. 15,18'7, at l o'clockp; in.
' • DAVID BUMMERS, Prothonotary.
Montrose. Dec. 27,1876.
MAX ADELER'S New Book. - Just published. Will
outsell any book in ti.e fold. This, brightest of bum
orous books, is profusely illustrated with most laugha
ble pictures by Arthur B. Frost. Will sell by reason of
itsteautrand chi:apnoea. No other book . published
possessing such general fitness for the wants of the
present times. Agents who wish to make big wages
wanted in every town. Tempting terms and circulars
sent, On application to ao
Stoddsrd et Co., US Chestnut St.. Phila:
. ,
'XIN.O4' OF BLANKS'
AT THIS OFFICE.
/:-on the
ELBOW-ROOM.
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