THE 'DE.AIQ(4AI%.
AIONTROSE, PA.; JAN, 3, 1877. '
Arrangement of Nails.
VIA RAILROAD: ,
• •, ' Arrives. Depares
Tunkhannock,(Daily,)...... .... . i 90,p in /115
V STAGES-: • •
11ocitroee Depot,(Daily,), ~, „,. , 600-pm 620 a 42
New NI Mord, (Daily,) 1000 a m 1 30p m
IN'yaluEing, (Daily,)* 945am.1000pm
Priendsville,(tri weekly,) 600 pm 800 am
Jon kiln Station,.(tri weekly,) , t 700 a.m 700 am
gingloonton,via 8. Lake,(tri weekly).. 600 pm 700 p m
stesuoppen .(t ri weekly,) . 1000 am 300 pm
The New York. (via Montrose Depot) law,3lilford;-
run klia nnoelt ,au&Wyilu'aing are daily... --, .- ~..s
The Conklin Station mail roue Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays. - , . •
Th e Binghamton mail, (via Silver Lake) rims Tues,
layp, Thursdays. and Saturdays, ' •, •
Friendsville mail runs Tuesdays,Thuridays,and Sat .
urdays.
The MeshoppeTnal linos :Ntandays,Wodnesdays; and
Fridays. , .
ADDITIONAL •§A'AttlIS: . : ' . - . .
ASt age I eaves daily for 'Aiontrose Depbt m.,and
rctnrue at 6 p. nt,
A stage leavee daily Tor New Milford at 780 a. tri.
and returns at 3 30
S. C. FOADIIAM,?.M..._
Mentrose'llailvia7 Time Table.
Arranginent of Trains. To take effect on Monday,
April 17, 1876. ,
Down Trains. • Up Trains
• SOUTHWARD. NORTHWARD
545. 10.15..... ....Aiontrose....: .. 9.00 - 4.52
555 1025 A11ere5 v .,.'..... 845' 54i
6,53 1028. Cool's 340 448
605 1032 Hunters ... 835 444
60S 1036..........W00db0uthe .. 830 ' 440
612 1010..... Dimock 525 • 4.36.
617 1047.... Tyler's ...815 42S
625 1057.... ..... Springville.... - 805 420
6;30 11 05.... Lynn ' 155 412
645 1118 Avery's X 45 ' 405
653 1128 ... ....Lemon . 735 • 400
705 1135 Lobeck......, , •'...7 25 345
715 1145.. Marcy's .
... 7 15 3 37
720 120;0. .. ..Tunkhannock , 700 322
Trn i ' run on Lehigh Valle} , time as kept in the
Ofike of P. & . .--- -R—at Tunkhannoc.k. 1
AII trains connect at TniilXti.nnock with P. 85 NY:
It. It.goirignorth and south. . .
JAMBS. I. BL4.B.SLICE.Presi't
Mauch Chunk. April 17. 1876. ' •
~•
List of New Advertisements.
Philadelphia Tines.
Miscellaneouslauchy & Co.
Business Card—:-3 eat Market—W. Hewitt.
Notice—Susquehanna County Agricultural
Works. - 5
BUSINESS Locals.
Schenct's Medicines.
Donation for the benefit of Rev. J. H. Wel
ton.
DEATH OF ,A WELL KNOWN
MAN.
Binghamton papers ~of - :last Saturday
contained the announcement ot,,ths,death
of Col. Martin Stone, of that city, who
was well known to the business men of
this' cortntr::: deith',.occurridlat his'
residence about 6 PoiLltisti.Friday.i:'i ",‘.!
Cob Stone bad -01 4 . health for
several months but until rece,4ll io A15,144i
ger of a fatal termination of his disease,
bad been antiCipated. A few . weeks since
he v isited,:lielv,?iorS pity . fflr t, eat neat,
which not having the desired effect he
"returned-home, resohing -Binghamton on-
Christmas eyenini, in a delirious condi.
Lion.
,Since . that he s rapidly grew'
worse 'released' by death! '•His
ease was iaidiO'be, sub , ticiite infg:ination
of the brain.,
Martin Stone .iias bornln tbe tnwn; of
Chenango, Jimmie Co., N. Y., on a -farm
now owned and occupied by his brother;
Aaron Stone, five miles north'bf Bing-.'
hamton, in 1817. He remained upon , this
farm until between' twenty and thirty,
years of age,. the death of his .fattier
when he was. a' Mere boy left him
tually at the bead of the family. - He
taught school ,for se veral :
. years; both - in
the neighborhood . of Binghamton and
at Cincinnati,
Shortly after his marriagJ to Miss Re- .
becca -14cT.inney, daughter of , John.M.c-
Kihney, of Groat 'Bend, he removed to
Binghamton and - went at once into the
real estate business, in which he has re.
mained continuously since,probably own- .
34,4 the time . of hie death a larger
numkke s r o 4
,s,iwelltigs than an/ other res
ident et-that
By judi&eus iniestments, the advance
in real estate alone soon laid the founds-.
tion of the ample fortune which he has
since accumulated and leaves to his fam
ily, which consists of his wife andilve
children.
Mr. Stone was the son of parents in
very humble circumstances, and tpught
his way steadily against adverse circum
stances.- AT:e Ito' early recognized among
the bush:leas men of that city as a man
of superief judgenient, and it was quite
common Vir leading business men to seek
his judgement when oantemplating the
purchase of real estate. He with a man
of quick perceptions, good at, repartee,
and his remarks were often repeated and
laughed over among his friends. In so
cial.affairs he was very genial; and. drew
arotind him many warm friends who will
miss him sadly. •
. In •hie annual message seven pare ago,
9.
-ovi. Hayes uses the following language :
-1 , 9 :11ie conduct of the officera-whoselluty
.
4t election is to receive and. count the
balloi and to make returns of the, re
staiSught to be above suspicion. Tbis
cidrarelv be the case when they all be-.
lc* to the same political party. A ail;
representation of the minority ' will go
fir, not onlyto prevent fraud, but, what
is of alinolt egosl importance, to. remove
the suspicion of fraud." Doeithe Louiii
ana Board - come up :to throtandard of
Gov. Hayes ?
OFFICIAL PERJ-URY.
,THIC TABLES Tuitrum.—At the lusvelection
Jacob L. Steinmitz, Demoerat, - was elected to
the Legislature from Lancaster cOunty, defeat
ing —Johnson,Republican. The - latter con-,
tested the election on the ground that illegal
votes, on account of non-payment of the taxes,
-had been cast for •Steinialitz. The Case'come
on for a . hearing before commissioners appoint.
ed by the court . and • the tax collector, A. R.
'Warfel, was the first witness. 'The ballets for
Steinmitz were identified by their numbers,and
it was proven by the tax collector Warfel that
good nuMber. of -persons who cast thein , had
not paid State or county•tax within two years,
as tho law requires* This is Old first instance
in which we have seen the numbering of the
votes utilized. 'After , this part of the evidence
had !men concluded,Warfel was,prosa 7 aramined.
The story he told;• convicting himself of per
jury and the illegal issue of . tax receiPts is rich
ness itself. Briefly he testified, that on the 6th
of October, S. H. Levan, Treasurer of the Re
publican Committee. paid, hiin ssoo,a,nd from
that time up to and includirig election day, he
issued tax receipts, ante-dating them back to
October 6, to persons designated by the Repub
-Dean Committee. Here- are 'some point.S'Of the
testimo'ny, which we find reported in full in the
Lancaster lnklligocer :
.
Question-'- Did you ever date a receipt as ot
any other date than the date ot which it was
issued.. (Alter a long pause ; and paint pl silence)
—I did. Thomony was paid to me, and the
..
receipts furnished a terwart_s: ,
Q. What - was th largest sum of money you
ever received in that way and when and from,
whom ? A. Five hundred' dollars, October 6,
1876, from S. H. Levan,treasurer, of the-Repub::
lican county committee. ,
[The witties — nhen' testified to that names of
'Republican politicians of Lancaster who gave
the, names ot persons to whim; tax receipts
were issued.)
Q. Do I understand that between October 7,
1876, and November 7,1876,as these men woula
lurnish you lists of names you would issue tax
receipts according to those lists of names and
date them back to October 6th or 7th,-1876J
Yes sir I
Q. Did you ,issue any on • the day of the
election ? A. I did. -
Q. How many feceipts of.the nature did
you issue between October 7 and November 7,
1876, and in whOse - names were they issued Y--
1
A. That would be very difficult for me to an
ewer.' I have no notes with me. I have a memo
randton'et. them at, home.
• . J . • .
This was enough. - • The counsel for the Re-•
,
publican contestant abandOned the case. The
result of, the inquiry was-to - Increase the ma
jority or
. Steinmitz, the - :Democratie candidate,
. several hundred votes. The best of the joke is
that the contest was based on an affidavit by
I,llqits.nd of, tbe Lancastec. E : Tgvitntr, hat . 300,.
ci Votediliekalls
• I
tie d 11 ‘ % Ceti *
ea
o ec o pi_ rooms
in - Blestaneficprintitig effiCei on election day
,mt►king z OU.,tax.receipts and dating them back
,to October 6th.
Norm. - -One of the hardest words to define
in this l world is—'!nothing." Out of a hundred
answers to the query tT Ns _to ,lschitt l :!luothippr
means, no. two _will agree. A. caraul house,
keeper w il; het Fillthin . frktke titipnW
end of five cents' worth of the corner grocerk
:man's cheese;:and gAnischievous tribrwilktell
you' that "nolli]ine is whathe_Was doing when
mother'slapped him. A yoimg Wife will say
"aothine is 4-tiat. - Aha was
,crying about
.when her hUsband came home for the first time
a little how-tome-ye-so ; and a reluctant wit
ness definei "nothing" as what he knows about
a police court case in which he is subpoenaed.
King Lear says that "nothing" comes to binoth
ing ;" but that throws very 'little light on the
meaning of the word. A punster: will argue
that "nothing" is better than Heaven ; but
that is only a coinparative definition, and ar
gues either little for the celestial comforts l or an
impossibility to realize the glories of "noth
ing." There are several ways of doing "noth
ing," .however: Some people do "nothing"
right ; others do triothine wrong ; though, it
would seem thit if "nothing" is a good thing
to do, one had better do it right than wrong.—
None of theie logical deductions somehow get
at the real meaning of the. word. The only
way to realize an acurate `
conception of the
term is by corroborative testimony ; and when
900 persons conteid for the same definition,
then it is presumedly a correct one: "Noth
ing" is what every convict in prison is Confined
for ; and ".nothing is, therefore,
.a prison of
fense. This article is 'not the first instance on
record of a journalist making a living by hav
ing "nothing" to write about.
NEW YORK CITY MARKET.
• COBBECTSD WEEKLY BY
- HAYDEN & DUCKWORTH,
Commission Merchants,
No. 825 WASHINGTON STREET, NEw Yonx.
• 0
N!cw YORK, Saturday, Dec. 30, 1876.
BUTTER
Pails, choicest freih
44 good to f c. 30 0, 32
• -.`,‘ common ' 24 (61 28 •
Firkins, selections W..-- 29 @I 31
I .' good to fine 26 28
" common to good 22 (fri t 2s
Tubs, selections • 32 (4 3
" good to find 26 @: 28
common to g00d... 20 • 24
CHEESK.
Factory, fancy 149 15 -
" good to fine .. ... 13%0g 14
Farm Dairy, prime r 18%®. 14U.
" fairto ' 5 ,..>-1.2 et 14
';
mi*Kkr ! - ANE01313.:
Eggs, fresh 0
Apple , s_fgreen)i fine .• :62M4g2
dried per ;Is qrs 5M.0
6-
" ". sliced
Potatoes, per,;blil. .. • .... 3 'OOO3 50
Lard 11 0 1111
Tallow 8 0 8
Turkeys dressed - • .. 14 et 16
Chickens, "" .11 @ 12
'Ducks, " 12 ft) 15
.. 30 et 30
DONATION.
L inv
The friends of Re . J...R: Weston wilt make
a dOnation at the b Use of Hathor Reynolds at
East Bridgewater a Thursday evening,Jan.
18th. All are cordial ited-to - attend.
. . p, or Committee.
jam 8 1877. . N
,
See Bronson's advertisement, this week.
1 51w3
Great inducements at Brfonsones. • (See new
advertisetnent.) 51w3
OLD Newspapers tor sale,at this Office at ten
cents per dozen.
Call at Bronson's and get prices before buy
ing elSewbere., • 51w3
HANDBILLS for Auction Sales, Etc., printed
at TheDEmocRAT office in first-etas s style and
at, reasonable prices.
_
Bee Bronson's advertisemint, this week, Dec.
20,1876. , • 51w3
F. H. STEVENS has Holiday Goods , to suit
everybody. Presents for Christmas Trees at
reduced rates. • 48w6
'llno3ntmt's Celebrated. Extract of Malt, Wm.
Massey & Co.'s Philadelpilia. Ale at 31. A. Ly
on's Drug . Store: .
Montrose, .Ang..9, 1876.
•
To RENT.
Efouge and Leto tent in MOntrose, Enquire
of J.: 8. , •
May 31, 1876.—tf.
•
TARE your watch repairing to True's. 'The
new watch maker in Chandler's Store, Public
Avenue.'
Montrose, Dec. 13,1E376.
TRUE" the watch inaker, has fine tools and
does quick work at , moderate prices.
Montrose, Dec. 13,1876. • 51w3
WATCHES, WATCHES, WATCHES ! Take them
to True's for good work.. • 51w3
Molitrose, Dec:l3, 1876.
Drugs and Medicines, Fine Totiet
Articles, 'Jewelry and Perfumery,. go.t
Lyon's - Drug Store.
Montrose, Aug. 9,1876.
AT PURDY'S Wagon Shop a fine lot of 7a
orm Wagons and Buggies Lull trimmed. Co
plete and
.first-class m _every/respect for sale
cheap cash.
Montrose, June 7,1876 ti.
A LARGE assortment of the latest and
just
styles of visiting and business cards
received at this office. Call and see them
before .ordering elsewhere.
• F. H. STOENi3 has a large stock of Children's
Books in paper aboard, and cloth binding. , Al
so, a liandsoWof Diarie?. • •
Montroseo. . 22, 1876. 48w6
1
A large - stoc :4 of ready made clothing and
gent's lurnishing goods, from - a bankrupt stock,
has been placed in the store of E. McKenzie,.
Montrose, Pa., and will be sold atnuction and
private sale, by , , .
H. Rostorritaz, Auctioneer:
- -
NQ businets Man :need ' complain that lie
is "too pOOrlaigiverthite" - when he 'caliget the
latest: 'Stile business cards printed - at tie DEN
OCRAT'OffiCe'fOr; ttiAe 'dollarspet thipOttnd,n444
otherwpilt'ln 'proportion. • -
„ •
CONFECTIONERY STORE:
beivg4t 1010. Kiwlre etijel Of - fligira.,
TiAtia4;•,. arkil.:VfMtilictiopprY, 'I . ,Canlituruieli
r lass irtiolea ,, for, the least Mehl. t Fine
summer drictite.fdr: tAw thirsty:
JAlsizsZeauradie:
•
Persona • tisiting•lßiiighamtoii, driphing to
purchase drY.:4Pbds 351.44 dO. well to .call au
HuM.& Bitola& They keep a. first-class line
of dry goodB and ready-made elothineoatand
all the time. Alpacas, Merinos,and Cpshmeres;
the finest line in the city. IsTo trouble to show
goods orsead samples. • •
Nov. 1 1876tf.
.
.NoncE is hereby given according to the Act
of Assembly that an application will be made ,
at Jon. 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 purpOse of holding, purchasing and trans
ferring real and .personal property as may be
required by said corporation, and for the erec
tion or holding of a hall for - private purposes. '
Dec. 27, 1876.
OFFICIAL RETURNS.
• • OFFICIAL RETURNS have
been positively received that 'you can get as'
good a Stew of Oysters at the. Keystone Saloon
as you can in New York; Florida, Louisiana,
or any of the disputed States. This is posi
tively cfficial and if you do not feel satisfied
call and see for yourself ; the records are open
to all. - ;KEYSTONE - SALOON.
Nov. 21, 1876.,
MARBLE WORKS.
• The Tunkhannock Marble Works of Burns
& White are doing a good busihess and are
getting out some very tasty jobs of Head
Stones and Monuments. A. B. Burns, of the
'Eagle Drug Store, is their authori4ed 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. 1376tf.
NEW HARNESS SHOP.
I take this method of inkirming the public
of Montrose and vicinity, that lhave opened a
new harness shop, one door belpw Searle's ex
press office, second floor, Public Avenue.
I will build new work of the. best quality,
and repair with neatness and dispatch and , at
lowest rates. The patronage cif the public is
respectfully solicited.
Montrose, Oct. 18, 1876tf.
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
tnaterial advance in manufactured goods. C.F.
Sisson &Co., Binghamton, inform us that they
have an unusualiylinc line Of Black Silks pur
chasedat very low prices, which they offer for
the presentoit old prices, wlich are about 25
percent le .than the goods ban be purchased
now.. They 'ye a,large stack of 13lack and
Colored Cashmeres, togethet, with' an endless
variety of every description d' Fall Dress Goods
which they offer
_upon the mist favorable terms
-Simples sent with pleasure lo any address.
LA:
NO CURE, No PAY.
Kirby's Cough Balsam,a v e ry palatab:e corn-
Olin& for the various affOtions of the throat
d lungs. Used with greaj success in case of
Ast,hma and Bronchitis. It 13 prescribed by_the
phyicians and endorsed byithe people. War
ranted to giye entire satisfOtion or money re
funded.
Kirby's Magic Relief for the =instant cure of
severe, and acute pains.
Kirby's Tasteless Wont Lozenges. Sure,
safe and effectual.
Kirlyy's Condition Powdo for quallty, Quan
tity and purity are superior, to any Powder for
stock manufactured.. . •
Kirby's Camphor Ice tn., chaped hands Or
sunburn. . - -
For sale by all Druggisla in Montrose, and
Dealers in Medicines throughout the country.
June 28, 1876y1.
Go TO DOOLITTLE'S for your, new style pic
.
tures.
,Montrose, Dec. 27, 187fitf. .;
. The sale of Taylor's Family Medicines is
steadily ou the inerea.se, The sales of the past,
year being More than double of any previous`
year., The reason of , this is,. on account, of the
genuine merits of the„goods themselves and
the fair and impartial manner'in which they
are sold. • -
July 26,1876.
T11113,1S TO GIVE NOTICE
That I have on hand. a stock of Buggy and
Platform Spring Wagons, which, must be sold
immediately, with Out regard :to price. They
are first-class in every respect,and any one who
has any -idea of ever buying a wagon of any
kind should give file a call.
Montrose, Nov. 1, 187q;f:
Those two foes of bodily\ conifort,,Rheuma
tisni and the Gout, cease : thair twinges, if the
afflicted part is dailyvwashed' with Glenn's
Sulphur Sap, which banishes rain 'arid 'mu:
ders the joists and Juuscles supple and elastic.
Depot Critt•ntou's No. 7 Sixth AVOttue,
Hill's Hair ' Whisker Dye, black or brown, 50
cents. ',51W4
TIME AND cit • • -
NOw iiTIIE TIME TO PAINT.
Lead•and cheaper than they have been
known for yCars. Buries Kate -Rore is
the-place to buy anything •in the. PAINT and:
DRUG 1140 at 'the very, lowest figures. A large
assortment Of Brushes and Varnishes constant
ly in stock. The celebrated Ball,Biadley,'Si
Co,'s Pure White Lead constantly oii hand i lor
which Buns is the Sour. AGENT, for Miputrose
and vicinity.
Montrose, April 1.9, 1876tf.
TIME AND MONEY saved by
_going to 31. A.
Lyon's drug store, for your. Drugs and'Medi
eines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye stuffs, Fan
cygoods, Jewelry, Perflimery, Combs, Brushes,
Pocket Books, Tobacco and Cigars. Our
goods are of the best quality and sold at.pri
ces that defy competition, and no one.wilLhave
to look farther. Some Chinese and Japanese
bods and other Fanct Articles; -purchased at
"The Centennial." for sale. •
M utrose,.Oct. 18. 1876.—tf.
CLAIRVOYANT EXAMINATIONS FREE.
There is; i no subject that requires so much
study and eperience as the treatment of chron
ic diseases. Tile, astonishing success arid re
markable cures performed by 1?r. Butterfield,
are due to the gift of clairvoyance, to the life
long study of the constitution of man, and the
curing of diseases from natural remedies. Cures
the , worst forms of Scrofula, Catarrh, Piles, Fe
male Weakness, Asthma, Kidneys or Bladder
Will be at the.Spaulding House, Binghamton,
Thursday, and Friday, Dec. 24th and .1503.
Nov. 29, 1876.
PRINTING. •
•
We have just received a very `largeStock of
plain and fancy envelopes,: letter 'and inote,pa
per, plain and fancy head.popers,gyrds of
all sizes and Colors, colored poster papers,,et;c:',
all of which we can afford' to peat - cheaper
thita any office" in or 'neighbertfig fointieS,
and inaozood Style::.!. Work doneat black - An.
Colored inks „Ilyca,,think Were; is.any.. ' thq;
can beat us, give us tt tiial, .7,001)111km
hyou what we can do. 'AilltintS orblankii*
ittdlOrld;inted , t6 l order; ,1- ` • ii
Twcollnee in,t11.113 14reqtory,olae eacks4-,
• &natal Itne,lsocentsv ".•
ItiONTROBR; i , •
wA, 'HAM:MOUT, ptater.. .07holevalt, 11'61641-
dealer in all kinai Of•s7atertiofine, , slatii4tint,;nte.,
Roo(s repaired wrth shiteoint 2,9 or t j, Alonjidate
paint for saki by the gallon of barre l.lfontrose.
BILLINGS STROUD, General; 'Fire and ?Ale 'Mgt&
,
once, Agents, , . also, ,Rallroad , and:Accidental
Tickets to New York and Philadelphia. Office one
door east of Wrn. H Cooper & Co's bank.
W. H. BOYD & CO. Dealers in. .Stoves, hardwai,e,
and Manuf .cturers of Tin - and Sheet-Lion ware, c or
nor of Main and Turnpike street. -'
A.N. , Bullard, .Dealer in Groceries; rroviskins, Boakr,
Stationery and Yankee Notions; at the head of P,ub-,
. _
lie Avenue. • - •
WB.. H COOPER & CO:, Bankers.. : Sell Foreign. Pas
sage Tickets and Drafts on Engand, Ireland, and
Scotland. - •
L Xll
WM. L. COX, Harness maker and dnale4n all arts=
eles usually kept by the trade, opposi ' hank.
JAMES 'B . CARMALT, Atto i rney:at-LaW. Office one
door below Tarbell House, PublieMbritre..:
7
H. BOSENTHAL , Auctioneer. Care S PiUman as Co.;
Montrose, Pa.
NBW MILFORD: . : l
SAVINGS BANS; NEW IdIIFORD. Sik r per' sent.
interest on all Deposits. „Does. a- general Banking
business. ' S. B. CHASE & CO.
H. GARRET & SON, Dealer in Flour. 'Feed, Meal,
Salt, Lime, Cement, Groceries and ProTisions, on
_Main Street, opposite the Depot., , , • .
N. F. KIMBER, Cllrriage Maher, Picture Fratier i and
Undertaker, a few rods from Phinney's Hotel, nea!
N. E. Church • • • . ' •
H. P. DOBAN,Merehant Tailor , and dealer in Beadi
Made Clothing ; Dry Goods, Groceries add Provisions,
Alain Street. .
IBvII CHAPMAN
County 13uainess -Direcutryi (.`e.
GREAT BEND.
FOR THE NVXT SIXTY DAYS,
J. F. BRONSON
Will offer his entire stock of Goods, consiitlng of
GOLD . AND SILVER WATCHES,
JEWELRY,.
of all descriptions. French and American Clocks. Solid
Silver and Plated Wares of , every kind, Statuary. Cut
lery, a large stock of Specks, Revolvers, Gold Pens and
Pencils, Silver Thimbles,Opera Glasses, Spy Glasses.
Canes, Sheet Music, an Music and Instruction Books,
. PIANOS AND ORGANS,
Violins and Boxes, Gnitars.Fifes, Accordeons,Plcolos
Clarionets, Harmonicos, Flageoletts, Folios for Shee '
Music, Piano and Organ Covers, Piano Stools. &c. L .SK.t
too numerous to mention, at prices that will astoniith
close buyers.
A _FEW' CASH PRICES :
Organs, five ()Claw, elegant case, 3% setts Reeds. Sub
Bass and Octavo Coupler, 10 stops, list price $4OO, for
$2O. Above Organ is suitable for a Church. Piano
7;i" octavos, Grand Square Scale, Serpentine and Plith
Mouldings, flue carved legs, has been used lees than 1
year, usual price $676 to $750, will be sold for $285.
Above Instruments warrantedfoy six years.
,
Silver plated Fruit Dishes , $2 86 to $4 50
• " " Butter " 225 upweds
al " Cake Baskets Aootoso se
'44 " Castors $2 to finest 450
fa " Pickle Stands -$lGOto IS 00
it " Cups , ... HO to 2 'l5
11. H. Taylor Movement in 3oz Silver Oise.. ... 52300
Chas Fargo II Boz 11l 46 . 18 OJ
Avery • la 2oz GI ag 12 00
P. S. Bartlett " Boz " 66 18 00
Win. Ellen? la 3oz " " 1660
Broadway "
2oz " " ..... 12 00
Ladies Gold Watches and Chains very low.
Two new swell body Cutters, one, half Portland, one
flue Phaeton Carriage, single or double (uew.y _,
No reasonable offer will be refined. as these goods
must be sold. This is a splendid chance for those .cok
ing for Holiday Presents. >4t
BROI SON 9 S.
Rosie & Jewelry Store.
51w8
(Brick Block.)
Dlontrose, Dec. 13, 1876.
Active Agents wanted instantly to introduce the
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SHERIFF'S SALES.-BY vurruE OF
writs :gaited by the Ccurt of Common Pleas of
Susquehanna County and to me directed, I wil` (mime
to sale by public vendue, at the Cohn house in Alont
rose, on . .
Friday January 5,.A. H. 11477,
at 1 o'clock p. m., the following pieces or parceiskif '
land, to wit
All those certain pieces or plots of land 'situ
ate, lying and being in Susquehanna county PennsYl
vania, the first piece being in Auburn township, bound
ed on the north by lands of David McCain, on the east
by lands of Patrick Galvin. on the south by lands of J.
p. White'and on the west by lands of Elisha KittndY.
containing tili acres, more a: less, about 60 acres im
proved. with the appurtenances, 2 frame houses and
other outbuildings, 1 frame barn and an orchard. :.1
The 2d piece is situate in Rush township, bounded on
the north by lands of Benj. Bertholf and B. Gray, on
the east by lands of Harvey and Alfred Estus, cat the
south by lands of -- Bullard, and on the west' by
lands of Alfred Lineberry, containing , 106 acres, about ,
IV acres improved with the appurtenances, 1 log houe.
1 frame barn and an orchard. [Seized and taken in-ex
ecution at. the suit of Littles & Blakeslee tire of R. B.
Little vs O.E. Picket and A. Lathrop assigned to L.
Searle vs 0. E. Picket,
ALSO—AII that piece or parcel of land situate Al
bum Township, Snsquehanua County,- Pennsylvania,
bounded and destribed as followS, to' wit : On 'the
north .by road „leading from Kennedy Corners to Carter'
Town, east by land of P. White, south by land of Hen
ry Dunmore and on =the west by land of 3fartin Wil
cox, Contairting :SS acres, mostly improved. with the *vs
purtenanties.l frame house, 1 frame barn and an dri
Chard. [%eized and taken, in execution'at the Butt of
~J. Mulftied vs Philip Swackhammor. '
ALSO—AII' that• certain piece ofiand situate
township, of Gibson, Susquehanna County, Pennsyl
vabia, Bounded on the north by land of -- Reynolds
and Thomas Evans. on the east by lands of Thomas
Evans and Hiram Tiffany. on the south by lands of D.
C. Roberta and Thomas Meridith, and on the west. by
lands of 't•ttL• Abel, G. Gillett and Jacob L.,
con
taining 220 acres more or less, with about 200 acree im
proved and appurtenances .2 frame barns, hog house
and 2 apple orchards. [Seized and taken in execution
at the sufrof John Smiley assined to Kesia Salley
vs'Coretelia Wells and J, R. Was,
ALSO-All that certain piece or parcel of land situate
lying andlieing in the township of Bridgewater, Sus
quehanna county. Pennsylvania, bounded on the north
by land of D. H. Coon and WM. Stark, on the-east trir
lands of H. H., Harrington, Robert Kent and M. L. Cat
lin, ou the south by land of Augustus Gregory and on
the west by public road and land of Horace Brewster,
containing about 140 acres, mostly improved with the
appurtenanceS. 1 frame house, 2 frame barns, and an'
orchard. {Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Read, Griffis & Co. vs G. S. Johnson, and Guttenberg,
Rosenbaum & Co. vs G. S. Johnson.
ALSO—AII that certain piece of land situate in Gib•
eon township. Susquehanna county, Pennsylvania,
bounded and described ' as follows : Beginning in the
:middle of the Lenox and Harmony turnpike in the line
of Georee Gelatt. thence along the middle of said turn
' pike 10 degrees west 6 and - 4-10 porches to the point of
' intersection of Stearns road north 42X degrees west 20,X
perches to corner in middle of said road in line of Eli
Low, thence south 10 dames east 23 and 8-10 'perches
to stones, thence north 80 degrees east 11 perches to
the place of be c'inning . ,, containing 1 acre more br
with the appurtenances, 1 frame house and ell impiev
ed. [Seized and taken in execution at the snit of Mil
likin & Smiley vs Geo. Blanchard.
• N. B.—All bids and Chats mud be arrangector paid on
the day of sale or deed will not be acknowledged..
WM. WHITE, Sherif.'
Sheriff's - Office Montrose Dec.l3, 1876.
9
E. T. PDB,DY.
Legal.
A ssi9Ngst,
.SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
, ,
Notice ielienbygiven that the stiliscribers,assignees
Of A. M. Stearns, for the benefit ef his preditors,.l44-
der of the Court *of Common Pleas, of SusqueNinna
County - . will ee.for public• sale to the higliOn and
best bidder, at Ilia saw mill , on the first 41cscribed , liikin
Harford Township , on . . " - ' • 1.- 0
, 0
Saturday;} Jeinnaty "6,1877 1 ' - "•,i',
_
et 10 o'clock a. MI ttili following ''desciilied` PleehEof
land each sitnat,thilliarford Tvtp, solid - County, bound
ed and described' as 'follows, to wit : The first piece
known gs„ 1, lot .lieginning .at ,a
Stones theSLOWttbriier hereof, tbeticerlertX Wde
grecs west 13 rodsi fisaine of lands of:Xilvalirdlibthy a
corner thence alOng said Percy's land and rated oi.O.
gloodsithilitV/001101 4 3P0 111 thi thei.tittite the
otuland along the edge tnereot to • a rock at edge
f highwater on the east side of the pond;'
_ince
south 69 degreasuesakekOds anti:2l lthkato a staid( and
'stones corner, ate south 21 degrees West gr tadfind
links to the placeV'begbiningrcolitlinitigifilicif
Jan, . ... pa 5/1,19_1g lilith - the. t wAtet; privilege attiptied.
•ere . ;tin. 4rhfchft a AV/ening house, fr ith frees. 4e—,-.
Ond a eirculurtiastitiMlll ,. 'and Isth Z, mid ;:is ift-r.
sing order,
_..witli patent .Leffell wheel and 18 feet head
of water l ,loo6 alorAwitys JAM twat tollie road from
Ilarford to Montrose Depot.
The second plees•hclng an : e4nitable - intetept inidiar
contract in the following lot letiown as thitimbes lot.
bounded onllievnbith' by' lands df Samtiel Vail; chi the
east by 1and5,01. 44 Lem, on the sontlihydamia or
Osborn 'and on i lie west by !ands of . Horace tle
and David 4bl:taller, containing 60 acres more or ess.
TERMS ; OF SALN—On the first piece. or : aw mill,let
$2OO down, $2OO on`final 'confirmation of sale andUl
ance nne hali.llo . Yearend other - half in 2 year% isith
interest from final confirmation of sale.
On the tiniller lot sloodown3loo on 'final conlitini
tion Of saleoind, balance one-half in one , year and the
other hallin tigo'Years with' interest' from final confir
mation of Sale.. Amount unpaid on giving deed
.to, bs
secured bY•first judgment or mortgagellen on'premMis
sold.. ,
- ALSO at 12 6,elock m."of the some ay. we will r
edrat,
the mill about 100.000 feet of logs and lumber. TOMS
easy and made.known at sate.
' '• • • .L. W. MOOIIIC. -
D.,P. BItRWSTBR. . :
51w8
Dec.' 13; 18711.
REGISTER'S NO TICE.—POBLIo No
tice is hereby glyento all persons concerned inAhe
following estates, to wit :
Estate of Erastmi..Corey. late of Lathrop,' dec'd, A. 0.
Warren Administrator.
Estate of Miles:W. Reath, late, of Choconnt, dec'dj.G..
B. Eldred Administrator.
Estate of Ronorins J.Preaton. late of Great iktd,ifecid
Ira B. Preston Administrator.
Estate of John S. 'Williams, late of Springvi l le, dEc l d,
H. B. Williams and G. 8 Rogers Administratori.
That the accountants have settled th eir acconnWin
the Register's :Office in add for the County of Busgee
hanna, and that the rattle will be presented to the
Judges of the Orphans' Court on Thursday. the 18th
day of January, 1877, for , confirmation and allowanft.
H. Fi BEARDSLEY. Register.
Register's Office, Monzrose, Dec. 18, 1876.
PROCLAMATION. •
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY SS.
Mary E. Pease. by her next friend, Abram Berkelow.
vs. Charles A. Pease. In Court of Common Pletill Of
Susquehanna County. No. 469,Apri1•Term, 1876, •
aTo Charles A. Pease : Whereas a Subpoena in lip
vorce was• issued to April T0rm.1876, which was du
ly returned .12011 eat invent= and thereon an alias sub
wens was issued returnable to November Term, 11376,
upon the return of which proof was made that the said
Char'es A.Pease could .'not be found in my ballwier.
This notice, therefore, is to require you to appear
before oar Judges of the said Court on- the second
Monday of January next to answer said complaint.
WM. WHITE, Sheriff.
Montrose, Dec. 141876.
PROCLAMATION: • •
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY SS. ,
Geotge A. Stoddard vs. Harriet' Stoddard,—
In the Court of Common Pleas of Susquehanna Coun
ty, Nu, 593, August Term, 1876.
To Harriet Stoddard : Whereas a Subpcena in Divorce
wee issued to • August Term, 1876, which was du
ly returned non eet inventus. and thereon an alias sub. !
pcena was issued in said case, returnable to November
Term, 1876. upon the return of which, proof was made
that - the said Harriet Stoddard could not be found
in my bailiwick.
•- This notice is therefore to require you to appear be
fore the Judges of the said Court, on the second Mon
day of January next, to answer said complaint, Me.
WM. WHITE. Sherilt
Montrose, Dec. 18, 1876. -
PROCLAMATION.
SUSQUEHANNA Cr) 'e
SY, SS.
Williant H. Low vs. Joe 4.. -E. , Low.
the Court of Common Pleas of zusqlfehanna County,
No, 638, August Term. 1878.
To Josephine E Low : Wbereas a Subpoena IA ,
Divorce was issued to August Term,lB7l3, which was
duly ?darned non ea /nrenfus, and thereon an alias sub
pcena was issued• ' in said case. returnable to November
Term. IK6, upon the return of which proof was made
that the said - Josephine B. Low could not los
found hr my bailiwick.
This notice therefore is to require you to appear ileo ,
fore the Judges of the said Court, ou the second Mon
day of January next, to answer said complaint. &a.
WM: WHITE, Sherif..
Montrose, Dee. 18, 1878,
HOMES WANTED.
We, the Overseers of the Poor of Blalock Toinskto,, ,
have sit children to put out until they are 01 age.:. -
One boy 18 years old,
One girl 11 years ol d;
One
,
One girtll years old, .
One girl 0 years old, -
One boy 4 yetuv old,- .
. One boy 2 years old.
They aro all smart children.
OH _ ,A 8 HOLLISTER. .
51103 Y. MALLA s
Dec.lB, -avenger. of -