I DEMQCRAL
tOTROSE;T., JAN. 10,1877.
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ArrangiomentotAak4.
VIA RAILROAD:
4 Meet. Deparu
ihannoek, (Daily,).... . .'......... 700 p m 1215 in
Via Stamea 'I
go rose Depot,(Daily,).... 600 p m 620 a .n
Milford. (Daily,).... 1000 a m 180 p m
Wy 1u 6 i ng,, ( Dally,) .. 945 am 1000 pm
oft dot/ le.(iri week 1 71).....1...... 600 p in 800 am
Con lin tation.Orl weelbri) _. 700 a m 700 m'
Bin atatoaviaS.Lake,(tri weekly).. 600 p m '7oop ni
i ,
pi oppen,(triweeklyj 1000 am 300 pm
tiew York, (via Montrose Depot,) New Milford,
ran bannock,and'Wyalusing are daily.
VW • • .
Conklin Station mail runs Tuesdays, Thursdays,.
s od & aurally,.
frikopillnghamton mail, (via Silver Llllo2lll'B Tues.
isysaThursdays. and Saturdays.. , -, ~.,_
PlOndsville mail rune Tuesdaya,Thrirsdayiondliat
al
ads s.
Th ht eshoppen mail runs Mondays,Wednesdays, and
I I
red ys.
• ADDITIONAL STA 11111: •
A B ageteaves daily for Montrose Depot at 1 na.,and
Teter sat 6 p. m
ii, Eitage leaves daily for New Milford lit ISO 11. M.
and returns at 3 30 p. m. • .
1 E. C. PORDMA.M. P. M.
i Rontrose Railway Time Table: -
Arlingment of Trains. To take effect on Monday,
Aprlll7, 1876. - .
Don} Trains. o • ,Up Trains
sorrswann. \\ xon.rnwsup
7.14. A. M. A.M. F. P.M.
.545; 1045. ....Montr ose ..... .... —9.00 4.59
551 1025 ...... ... —Allen's.— .... 845 545
890 498
555; 1028. ....Cool's
605'\ 103/ Hunters —.885 444
• 608 1036 - Woodboapne. ~..8300 440,.
612; 1040... . Dimock ..525 486
617 1 1047 Tyler's .815 428
625 j 1037......... bpringvi11e........,.F05 420
630 ,11 05 ~...Lynn 755 419
645 1116 Avery's...._ 795 405
652 , 1198. .....Lemon 735 400
10l 11.1.5 L0beck........ ...7 25 345
715 1145 ... . . Marcy's 715 837
720 ' 1200. ... ...Tunkhannoclr— 700 822
Tt nine will run on Lehigh Valley time as kept in the
Oflite of P. & N. Y. RR at Tunkhahnock. 2
All trains connect at Tunkhannock with P. aN Y.
R. R.going north and south.
JAMES. 1. 'MAULER. Pres't.
Manch Chunk. April 17.1876.
List of New Advertisements•
Demobrat. - .
Tarbell House.
Card—Saloon—W. A. Taylor.
Pimples—Ben. Vandelf & Co,
Furniture—W. W. Smith & Son. •
Errors or Youth-4°lin B. Ogden. ,
Black Mare Stolen—Owen Donahoe.
To Consumptives—Rev. E. A. Wilson. ,
Series of Social Dances—Diminick Barlow.
Assignees' Notice—Estate of Apollos Stone. -
Real Estate for sale—Estate of Geo. - 13. Linn
berry.
. " BCSINESS LOCALS.
Clairvoyant Examinations.. '
Houses and Lots for sale or rent.
Donation tor the benefit of Rev. J. Best.
Donation' for the benefit of Rev. P. S. 13rews
ter. .
Annual Meeting of Susquehanna County Ag-
ricultural Sobiety.
'Neighboring Counties.
BRoomECo.; N. Y.
Coldest weather and most snow we
have had in years.---Binghamton Leader.
Binghamton 'policemen go on their
beats at seven o'clock in the evening, and
remain untrl six in the morning.
The Southern Central Poultry' Society
will hold its next. exhibition ;in Bingham
ton, commencing January 16.
The interest of Mr. WM. Tremain in
the-shoe manufactory, has been purchas
ed by his partizers, and the firm mama
will hert , after,he Anderson 4-, Gregg. Mir.
Iremain. has been in poor health for a
long time, causing/his withdraWal.•
mong, ki1!,13. thb .
niter was Mrs. George ice.. Palmer; eldest
daughter or : Hon. James - Van Valken burg,
of this :city, who was: on the way to meet
her husband at Miiiiaui;ee, where _they
had iatelv resided. -!‘ • ;",;
The following is front' the Midd.letoWii
Argus'f' r4 The..ad.vance .-agent Wash-:- •
burn'sliist Sensation troupe tells a story
to the',-effect . that in Bing,baintan a - shOw•
for; - flie I (TE:.;i: n c
Board:' The agent:of•lit?rtAili: nzp,geri
not long auo, gave dtd6i. .'fdettfie;
gulled number of• t'.ckets
P • :Ibitter- had
su ,. . , cia I tic ffe nre ,t oh,-.,s by
/kid bathe:lN/64y
of Bio2,.haniten. Admit one, Dead - Head.'
it is 11 , t - Ci to eay (hat 'Elio
did not attend, and thcreaftyr they.,ri-f us
fd to'acpet,, , citdtirs, de i a n&u 1:40 tick
ets toadirancti'
WAYNE co., t - pA.
The residence of. Frank. kciiieb•; 'Of
Be.rlin,was Extonvyi.Cfew
evenings since,while the family were' away
attending a religiOue
David ..Stanton, • of 'Waymart,- has just
obtained patents for the manufacture of
lau ndry.soap and for. zeapokaceotia com
pounds for cleaning cotton-waste and
machinery.
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Last Thuradii3i ''thoinas
Bloomer, of Hawley, an employee of; the
Brie. 4 Rt.,PLOaT , O,P-!14. 13 , .4n 4 440. ktll.o4.ist.
the upper - e;d 'of the Brie yard:in that
while attempting to couple'some
light cars. Thro l ugh; some, unknown
cause he tniSsed' his footrtig-'-int .
thrown under the moving - tram, before
he could recover himself WI ,km3api3r , rroitil
his dangerous .position t the oars, wgcrAM =.-
on hiui.. A„down or more' of them pass , .
ed over his 'body, crushilig it in a bor.,
rible,Manner, -, loleleßves a Wife' and: thre'''
children.. -_l:4 was a thati welLiiiioken 61
by his neighbor and all - withov,limilie'
was • associated. The funeral -exercises'
were . in4o.l in Abe Prealnyierian --Churchy :
Rev. Mr, Van 1 1 .94te-n PAthiating.,tita
services.--119nesdale
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LuzzOß Co EL'
Sorlinton hits %I:totter - neirpapet '77ie
Pritt Patrol.
The Pittston 'Comet trtee bse been 6010
at Ellerin Sale. '- ' t- ,
Th'ere are ninetyLtw prkonera e limw'
boarding iii the.6o32ll,t„Tiaill, a'? 1 47 large number. •
The Honesdale Paay ChroAicle., a live
ly ' li ttle sheet whiel) - has' -been ISstied,
for about four months has suspended.
The D. & It. C. Co. has removed all ;
, the machinery- _frod-Its shops at Green .
Ridge to Carbondale. where repairs to its
rolling stock will be made hereafter.
' An exchange gives ,this valuable infor
illation. The Depot of the D. L. &W.
PPP:Many iri Scranton is, justleven •hgn.
dred and forty feet above the level of the
ocean:
- Hon. H. B. Wright has already given
two thousand loaves of bread to the poor
of Williesbarre this winter. There are .
Yery fe*wiAltllypeoplo, whsiconli tre in
duced to emulate the example of dolonel
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Jerry Singer " a Wiikesbarre colored
man of dissipated habits, was suddenly
stricken down with a disease of the vi-
tal organs on Tnesdav evening of last
week, and died shortly after being carried
to his home. The coroner cut him up
o find out the cause but couldn't see it.
Dabiet EYans, a 'young man of, twenty
one .
e years - of age, subject . to fits, v"ander
ed from the hotre of his widowed moth
er,on - Brewery Hill
,on Tuesday
,of last
.week, anti on . Saturday morning his body
Vl'S:found' at•the top of the Wilkesbarre
mountain, buried in the : snow. He no
doubt died from exposure.
'There is more = suffering and want
among the poor of Cubondale than
there has ever been before., Many of
them are totally unable to provide them
selves with the plainest necessaries of
Ile. They are tint of money, work they
cannot' obtain, and they know of no way
of prociaring the
,real necessaries of life
except by appealing to the Poor Depart
ment.
News Jottings;
Bark mills are now being shipped from
Allentown to Europe. , •
There are at - present' over 4,000 in
mates in the Philadelphia County Alm
house.
'Daniel Means, of New Wilmington,
Lawrence County, Pa. is on of the'few
surviving soldiers of thewar of 1812.
It is said there are +6O miles of iceon
the-Chesapeake Bay.below Baltimore,and
shipping cannot reach that city.
O‘Ving to the absence of so many mem
bers at the South, the Senate will not be
able to perform any legislation fora week.
Grant has pardoned all the "crooked
whisky" convicts. He wants society aftor
Cameron and his gang have gone to
.sea.
`There was an old-fashioned ox roast. at
Vera. Cruz, :Lehigh' County, on the Bth of
January, in honor of Tilden and Hen-
drinks. • *
Henry Albert, a laborer on the le
high Valley Railroad, has recentlyfallen
heir to cue-halt of 7,000 . acres of land,
in Stissex Couo,ty, New Jersey. •
The_report of the . Pittsburg Cleating
Rouse for .1876 shows that the. volunie of
exchanges was: $224,958,910.10, .a de
crease of a 3 7 61 ►er ()ear. from
. the total
for 1875, -. •. . .
• 'Mary 'F. Gilmore, a young lady-resid
mg near • Pittsburgh, was recently so
scared. by.. the entrance of -a burglar into
her'room that she. loot ji.er reason and is
now'airinmate of 'ittie asylum.
•
"In'an altetcatiolOat" eliandoah last
Friday tighto bciy nuratml.O.scarMcOotd
"Struck Joseph bekanty on the head with
a club and killed him. "McCord is:loclged
to Pomville jail. -
rilfe:.(itirnel..ollAile"kheny County Pa.
held 764 iklquests last year. There were I
itb wises of death, from accidents ou
_steam and..stret,t :atvastt.Arishiagly
large p;: t' eeutage.
Tne nos.tmaster of I. 3 iitslurg, Colonel
,Nugley, has r-signA in cons, (pence 0 1-:
the late defalcation of one of the clerks.
Senatpr AnclersdiWatiips pith-144E4
6 44 silicte4 and 3tePOY4 r.
,1
David Dudley Field?' has a inajoiltrof
&,499 votes in the Seventh Congressional
District, New Yark. It would take Kel
tu rang- &ant- tibiitit thirty-five
minutes to elect his
,competitor.,
The 'people . Sttllivan' 'County Pa.,
take pride in publishing •thelaotzthabatt
the late session of the court there was so
little of either. criminaLne.ci ditigatiOl
that it was not deemed necessary to sulfnA ,
Mon a jury, Let them boast.. Su& a .
±thing may neverAhOpen
Governor Hampton is appointingagents
t i clepeive the tax itiqt , ,
portrof lid gO ir ern meta; in (115,060 were
collected in Charleston on Wednesday a-,
his request to he. used by him for the re
lief of 'the State l'imitentiarfand , 'Ltina
,tie Asylum whoie inmates are -with - ent,
Indications, are' ,thet. the . tax
be generally paid.
A boiler explosion occurred at the'
lumber willof "'elle. Si*CO., on :Garner's
creek, - near Wiikea.barre, last Saturday_
afternoon. The mill was, completely de - C..
stv4ediiiid font inen buried bpneitith Abe
ruins, e thppgh ;-npt
,fqtally
body Of tie . engineer, a /oung pan nam- .
Ggi; was found about two:.h . un'dred i l
feefdistalit side the ifietutain.
The Senate :committee on din - Ming the
electoral votes' held ',another long session
on Saturday, wllich.yaw:devoted- like all
re din peoiens,,, to Abe„prefictiOary
work or entrain rng and 'discussing his
torical and legal.Adati':for:bitu',re action.
The House eommitkys „,tl ;l o ll , 4 p 3ft 4 0 7
jeckidectikkOlAsmeeting ,
liqui very brief.
170TISRS' AND 'LOTS. • .
11MOntroso, for.eide •iOY 'rent. :Apply at this
Montrose Jan 10 107itt
DONATION. ' ' • ' "' • ' '
The friends of Patito.r To B. Brewster, of
,Isewsville give him aTilonation, at the
house Of worship of the Liberty Baptist church,
on Wednesday evening, Jan. 24th'. A' good
time is confidently expected., are invited.
. : By order of Committee.'
Jan. - 10 1877. - •
Noma—The Annual Meeting of the %ague
hanna CO: Agricultural Society_ will beheld at
the . Court, House, in Montrose.Monday evening,
January 15,1877.. A, full attendance is. desired.
By order of Executive. Committee..
T. BREWSTER, See l y. •
Montrose, Jan:lo, 1877. -
DONATION.' • • -
There will be 'a donation by the friends OT
Rev. J. Best, at the parsonage in Brooklyn, on
the afternoon and evening of Tuesday, Jan. 16.
Oyster supper In the evening. The public are
cordially invited. BY ORDIIR.
BrOoklyn, Jan. 10,1877.
CLAIRVOYANT EXAMINATIONS FRES'.
There is no subject that requires so much
study and experience as the treatment of chron
ic diseases. The astonishing success and re•
markable cures performed by Dr. Butterfield,
are due to the gift of clairvoyance. to the life
long study of the constitution of man, and the
of diseases from natural remedies. Cures
the worsLlbrms of Scrofula, Catarrh, Piles, Fe
male Weakness,Diseases of the Heart, Lungs
or Kidneys. ill be at the Spaulding House,
Binghamton, Thursday, and Friday, Feb.. lat
and 2d.
Jan. 10, 1877.
OLD Newspapers for sale at this Office at ten
cents per dozen.
AT PURDY'S Wagon 'Shop a,_ fine lot of flat
orm Wagons and Buggies lull trimmed. Coin
plete and first-class in every respect for sale
cheap fur cash.
.Montrose, June 7, 1876tf.
A LARGE assortment of the latest and
neatest styles of visiting and business cards
just receitcd at this office: Call and - see them
before ordering elsewhere.
•
A large -stock of ready made clothing and
gent's furrifiliing goods, from a bankrupt stock,
has been placed in the store of E. McKenzie,
Montiose, Pa., and will be,eold at auction and
private sale, by
H. Rosmrum., Auctioper.
No business man nee complain that he
is "too poor to advertise" ben he can get the
latest style business cards printed at the DEnt-
OCRAT office for three dollitrs per thousand,and
other work in proportion. -
. ,
DONATION.
The friends of Re'v. J. _id. Weston . will make
a donation at the house_of Hathor Reynolds at
East Bridgewater=• on -Thlitsday - evening, Jan.
18th. All are cordialifiiisited to attend.
By of Comtnittee.
Jan. 3,1377. - •
CIGAR•ANO CONFECTIft.Ne, STORE.
.Having bought LOUii3 noll's stock of Cigars,
Tobacco and Confectionery,
,I can furnish
first-class articles_ for the leas money. Fine
summer drinks for-;the thirsty,
' - gi-3 ZFawAs.q.
Montrose, J l 4)y
,20, 18713. •
Persons visititm Binghamton wishing to
purchase
. .itry - goads would do well to call on
HINE SHOLES. - They keep a first-class line
of dry goods and ready-made clothing on hand
9.11 the time. .Alpacas, Merinos,and Cashmeres,
the finest line in the city. 'No trouble to show
goods or send samples. -
Nov. 1, 1.876tf.
NOTICE is hereby given according to the Act
of Assembly that an, application will be made
at Jan. Term of court next. for a charter ot
corporation by the 0d(1 Fellows 'Hall AFSOCi3-
flon of Rush, The charActer and object is for
the purpoPe -of holding; purchasing and trans
ferring .reid and personal property_ as may be
required by said corporation, and for the erec..
00 or holding of, a hall for private - purposes. :
'Dec, 27 , '1876...• -.: • • •
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OFFICIAL RETtIIIIIB Ave
been poSitiely .received that you can get as
good *StoW . ,:o f, Oysters . .at loon
as You can
any . §tate . S. . This-1s post
do pot feel,Satistie4-
call and see for yourself ; the it cords are °pull
to p.ll, fi 4pYsifpriE
Adv. 4870'
.
IttAnnt,E•
Tticij Works of erns
c. cv l i t' r are good imsinc§a. , .and arc
t ,ont 'some ;very; Itisty‘, jOns 1,1e4d.
Sioites and' At..)fittinen is.: z A B. Bittns . , : .. the
Eagle Drng attire, is. - 6'.t.lieirlitittbariied fig-ontfor
Mon trosp. , aod yicirrity 1:1116-, , has i:dtirgris of
Head 'Stenes and Alonuments..- ; , Any. orders left
With him will - be ,prorriptlyyfilled - .. by,Barns:4%
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Tunkliaiinock;ro.b‘L
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NEW IlAtNrss
1 take this' method' of_ l nfopzing the public
ot. Montrose and -. vicinity that 1 have opened
new harness shop, one door below Searle'S
:press office, second, floor, Public Ai , enui.
I will-build new work of the best, quality,
and repair with neatness• and dispatch and at
lowest rates. The patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited.), ;41'
Montrose, Oct. 18, 1876t.L.
Wit WOULD AdVISo MI 'these intending to
make any purchases of. Black Silks this fall to
.make Abed), now* as Altere has been , a great
*abbe in Raw Silk, Which . must -make - a
materie advance in manufactured goods. C.F.
Sisson &Co., Binghamton, inform' us. that. they
have 'an inustiaLYfine":llll.e of'Bllick*Silkit' *pur
chased at very. low Priees, which they offer for
the present at old prices, which *are - . about 25
-per cent less thiat•the goods:can .be purchased'
now. They ha.ve:a large Mock of . Black and
Colored caStiMeies thei *Alt . ; tit lk T • eri
,Nailety at ilvcirdekription of Fall Dress Goods
which they sffertipdn 'the must favorable. terms,
Samples sent With pleasuie.to any address.* .
No No'PAY. — ' '
Kirby's Cough Balsam,a very palatab:e com
pound, for the various affections of the throat
and lungs. Used ; ith great %success in case, of
Asthma and Bronchitis. It is Prescribed by the
physicliy*4tud endorsed Am , the : maple. ; 4 War
"ranteaViglie eatiartittibu Jar bane/re
:fended.
Kirby's Magic, Relieflo A% instant euTeTot
Severe an _ 31 1 , 1
Kirby's Tasteless. m- L Worounges. Surei
*are and effeOultl. : - - -
Ccnidition'ile*rileivforVfi*,
Rican
gityand purity are -sumiorAfi mf r Powder
fotoek - mantifitottiredi' , -
Kirby's' Camphorieb forebaped bands or,
sunburn. - ••
'For sale by all , . Druggists in Moßtcnnew.M 4 l
Dealers in 401444 thrgughout, ttie co t ifitty
June 28, 1 -Myi?t4'-''':4
Harronrms for Auction Sales, printed
at the DEMOCRAT office in firsi-ebtAsityle and
at reasonable prices. :'•, -
To Rzw.. . • ,„
Rowe and Lot to rent, inallaitroff4,ollT.Are
of J. B. McCollum.
.May 81, 1876.--tE . • .
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GO - TO POOIATTLE'S yota'. ttew style pjc
ttires, • • • ' -
27,1870tt.4
The tale of Taylor's Family Medicines it
Steadily giu the increase. 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 themselvegi and
the . fsir and impartial. manner in which they.
are sold:
• ' July 26,1876: .• • •
MIS 18 TO GIVRIMTICE
That I havO on hand a stock of Buggy and
Platform Spring 'Wagons, which must be sold
immediately, without regard to prlee.' They
are first-class in every tespect,and any one who
has any • idea of: ever• buying a wagon ot any
kind shokfld give me a call.
Montrose, Nov. 1,1876:f
Those two foes of bodily comfort, Rheuma.
tism, and the Gout, cease their twinges. if -the.
afflicted part is daily washed with Glenn's
Sulphur soap, which banishes pain and ren
ders the joints and muscles supple and elastic.
Depot Crittenton's No. '7 Sixth Avenue; N. Y.
Hill's Hair & Whisker Dye, black or broWn, 50
cents. ;51w4
TIME AND MONEY saved by going to M. A.
Lyon's drug store, for your Drugs and Medi;
tines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye stuffs, Fan
cy goods, Jewelry, Perfumery, COMM, Brushes,
Pocket Books, Tobacco and Cigars.. Our
goods are of the best - quality, and sold at pri
ces that defy competition, and no one will have
to look farther. Some Chinese and Japanese
goods and other. Fancy Articles, purchased at
"The Centennial." for sale.
Moutrose, Oct. 18. 1876.--tf.
PRINTENG. • -
We have just received a very large stock of
plain and fancy envelopes, letter and note pa
per, plain and fancy bill head papers, cards of
all sizes and colors, colored 'poster papers, etc.
all of which we can afford to print cheaper
than any office in this or neighboring counties,
and in as good style. Work done in blabk and
colored inks. It you think there is any that
can beat us, give us a trial, and we will show
you-what , we can do. All kinds of blanks on
hand or printed to order.
NEW YORE CITY MARKET.
CORRECT= WNISELT ST
HAYDEN &.DUCKWORTH,
• Commission Merchants,
No. 325 WASICENGTON &num, Nzw YORK.
, NEW YORE, Saturday, Jan.. 6, 1877.
BUTTER. -()
Pails, choicest fresh...
good to fine ...... 30 es, 32
common 24 @ 28
Firitins, selections • 29 CBl 61
good to fine :26 @ 28
" coin wonit* good - 22 et 25
Tubt..;, selections - 32 et 35
" good to fine 26 - - 28
" common to g00d... ... 20 Q 24
CHEESE.
Factory, fancy 14© 15
" good to fine ' 13,-ietl4
Fara; Dairy, prime 13 94 . 0 144
" fair to g00d........ 12 et 14
-s
• MISCELLANEOUS.
Es , c , s, fresh s ~ •.' 85 87
Apples (green) fine 5O sgl 90
, „
, dried per lb qr 5......... • 5 :40
" " ~ s liced t7' ,"„xl•
Potatoes, per bbl.. ... . .3 00 1 ‘ )
Lard . 10% et
Tailuw - . B.•@
Turkeys di cssed . . ... 16
Chickens, "..... ... 11 - e 12
Ducks, - -" 12 es 15
Beeswax.— ; .'..5..?. .301, et.' 304
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IRVIIi CHAPAIAZI,4
County Business Directory.
'IVO Vines in t,l4la'Threntory t onemear.;l4,l.so ;
-'* '• " d4ionEil lind. bltddiii - s; •
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W3.f.. lIA.q.IIWQIIT, Stater. . WbolesalL „,Jditetall .
dealerin kiiids 'of - slate tooli n g, , slate paint, ete..-.
2,;ltoofs repaired witit•Slate 0rder . .• , ;•%A1i0,, , Blatt:
paint for sale by the gallon ot 'barrel. Montr . oae:.. sr?
`'lLLititS'S'l l .l:ol:3l), ' General. Fire and Lifeln•mr
•adce Agents; :also; !!!! , sell I! and; Accidental
,Tickets to New York :and Philadelphia. Office on_
door east d!' Cooper.• •• ,
WM.. EL Ilt.ff . Dealei SbitiP, trardwiiri; !
and l'ffanuf ctr, rers i"CiawAr.e,p,9,r- •
ner Main and 'Prfitipike Street'."' ' • •
;A.N. Bitllod, Dealat In'GreiCerfe4: - ,:Prek.isibils;l3nblvp.!
Stationery and I:an:T:0!) .Notina?..; jitjh,c!hea.ipnf . ,Pulf.
lic :Avenue.., " •
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WU. r..IOOPER & CO:; . - Banklirs.'`B6lll 7 orelOi:Pas=
..8 7 .1gb Tickets and. Irafts--94 !England, Ireland, !find
Scotland.' •
WM. L. CoX, Ilarness'inaker and dealer In T all eel
',
,Glen usually ki,fp,t by die trace , opposite ;the bank:
,TAMES E. -0 R,NI ALT,' Attorneq-at=Law. ! one
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door be 16'0, AVentie, • ' • •
ROSENTRALilAuellotteer. , "'CaleS;l 3 lllintineCO.;
ldontrose, Pa. • „.• , - .; , •
NEW MILFORD. ,
SAVINGS bANK, NEW MILFORD. ''Six per eent.
;Interest:on all Deposits.' -Dons-'s 'general: Banking
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business. , • 14: B. CRAW&
- GARRET SOY, Dealer In Flour.. Feed, Meal.;
.SalL Lime, Cement: Grocerlet end -~rbyiaione,`oe
• MalnStreet, dpposlte,tho DePot , .-
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. F. KIMDER: Carriage 'Maker,. Flet,nre f ramer ,
Undertaker,o - fe*'rods'• from PhlnneSot - Hotel; 'tam
M. E. Church. • - ;'•,, •..
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U.P. DOlZAN:'hiciphatit - 7fallor tind,:dealer: in itesuly ,
:Made Clothing. DT3i. Goods, GrOterlesiadd Fre:Whitton*,
Main Szroet.
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' lgotice is he by: given that AhOintnnal) meeting of
fitiickholtters of this Company will G,1:141d ott
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o a: ec;hip6i,'4i'4lll6h tfc4 e
officers will )e elected for tketiOsning yen - s:
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QUERIFP'S SALES.---Bf virtue of
kJ writs issued by., the Co n rt of Common Mean of
Susquehanna County andlo me ' directed_, I will expel,
to sale by public venting. M the „Court House in Mont
rose, ott
1 1Friditt,`"Jaltizary . 12, Vitt,
at one o'clock p. m., the following pieces or parcels of
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, All those three pieces or parcels of land. the . fret Of
:which is 'situate on the nertheast 'side of Broad Street,
in the Borough of Susquehanna Depot,: likiitittehanna:
County. Peartsylvania,tionnded on the. north bylande
or-Thcimas Hinkel*, on the Ott by --- , --Strenk oft
the south by Broad &met. and on the welt by land Of
John Ilnwthoinistilt being defeettront.by 175 feet deep,
with the appurtenances, 1, frame house.ontbnildinnand
fruit trees_ Mesiiteond piece situate in the borpilgt
of Stuiquehannappepet, on the north aide ot. Rest MAU
Street, and bounded on this north by Erie liallway,_ on
the east by land of folatinilike. qms the tooth by Esat
Main Street, nation the west by land of Bli Hapman
it being:ls.feet front by 40 feet deep. with the'APPlulb•
eanees, a frame' building occupied as 'a wagon and
blacksmith pope. k third piece situate in the Doren&
of lktetylehanna Depot, hounded tin the north by liflOS
of Washington Shaeff, east by lands of P. Hems; tin
the south by Laurel Street, and on the west by landed'
John Mclienetry, with the appurtenances,l two-et
frame dwelling house, and all improved. [Seized and
taken in etecutionwt the suit of the Mutual Building'
Loan and Savinz Association of Susquehanna Depot vs
J N. Sodden sad Jetties Sodden, and CarteriAbbott &
Johnson vs J. W. &Aden and James Sedden, Milks and
Watson vs J. N. Seddon and James Sedden. and Royal
Tyler vs lames Seddon.
.%LBO —All those thre pieces of land, the not .ot
which Is .situate in Oakland, Susquehanna CoutitY t %
Pennsylvania and bounded on the north b yland of!
Marvin WestfalLon Cie east by land of Marvin Westiall,,
on the southby Great Bend and Harmony road. on the
west by lands of Seth Millins, containing one acreand
all improved..A second piece situate in the borough of
Susquehanna Depol.,Lbunty and State aforeraid. on the
southside dr Main Street, bounded on the north by
Mainatreet. on the east by lot of Mary Creagan, south
by .ot, 'of Joseph Driscoll and on the west by land of
Joan Council, it being 83 feet front by lee feet deep,
with the appurtenances. a frame building occupied as
store and dwelling and other outbuildings. ail impror•
ed..A third piece. Anna° as aforesaid, on. West Church
Street. bounded on the north by East Church Street,
and, land of James Bell. cast by land of C. a. Brewster,
south by lot of P. Underwood and on the west,hy Welt
Church Street, containing about 41300 *quern feet with
theappurtenances. 1 tratne dwelling house and - utiles-
proved [Seized and taken in execution at tittesnit of
Richard black ueelerned to Whitney, Pratt & Co. vs
Win. Howarth and Albert Miles: T. T.
ALSO—AII that piece or parcel of land 'Beate In
Jackson.Susquotanns , County. Pennsylvania,,bounded
and described as follows, on the north by land;of Mich
ael Grace, on the east and south by land o Cab
f
lain
and on the west by land of David Lyone,l —.,
contain
ing about 84 acres with a small. Improvement and ap
purtenances, 1 frame dwelling and I frame barn. [Bett
ed and taken in execution et the suit of Mrs. M.
Pheip • assigned to Wm. Emery vs Wm. S. Snediker.
ALSO—AII that piece or parcel of land situate in
Herrick. Susquenanna County, Pa., bounded and - de
scribed as follows, to wit : Beginning r t a slake and
stones corner of land of Philip Trnex. thence north 44
degrees eaat67 rode to stake and stones, thence south -
44. degrees east 96 rods to post and stoner thence south
44 degrees west 67 r.da, thence north 44 degrees west
96 rods to place of beginning. containing 40 acres more
or less. mostly imprgyed with the appurtenances. one
frame dwelling house, 2 frame barns, 1 corn house and
Other outbuildings, and 2 orchards. [Seized: and taken
in execution at the snit of W. P. Pope assigned to Joel
Denney vs A...C. Dunn, H. E. Bennett & H. 1). Bennett.
ALSO—AII that piece or parcel of land situate in Her
rick,Susquelutnint County, Pa., bounded and described,
as follows, to wit : On the north by Turnpike road, on
the east. by lands of the Drinker estate, on the south
laud of Evan Jones. and on the west by land of Ryan
'Jones. containing about 100 acres,- mostly improved,.
with the appurtenances,l frame dwelling house.' frame
barn and an orchard, [Seized and taksnin execution
at the suit of Martha Wells assigned to . Hattie E. Wade
vs James Plew and John H. Plow, and Oscar Washburn •
admiaistrator of John Smiley and assigned to Keziah
C. Smilefassigned to Mary K. Nichols vs John Plugh.
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land situ
-ate in the township of Oah land, Susquehanna County,
Pa.. bounded and dvscribed as follows. on the south by
State Street. on the west. by lot of W. T. Moxley, on
the north by lands or Wm. M. Post, and on the east by
lot. of Charles Ogden; being 60 feet on the said State
Street and extending northward the same width 120 feet
Imore or less with the appurtenances,l frame dwelling
house and ni l improved [Seized and taken in execu
tion at the stilt of the Mutual Building Loan at d Sav
ing Association of liluequeltrinna Depot vs A. N. Ogden.
•ALSO—AII that piece or parcel of 'and situate in•
Franklin Menotti p, Susquebanna C‘ounty, Pa., hounded
.on the north by lands of el artin Smb head E.Chnrchill.
" - estate, on the east by lands 0: John Ackei man, on the
south by lands of J, Burns and W. H. Robbins and
on the west by lands of W.• J. Burns and . Bloomfield
Howard: containing 120 acres more or less, with the
appertenances, 1 frame dwelling, house, 2 frame barn!,
1 frame wagon house, 2 orchards and about 100 acres
imlireved [Seized and taken in execution at the edit
of Myron M. and Melvin Williams assigned ,to
they vs John Tiuklepaugh. -
ALSO—AII that - certain piece of land situate in the
Township of Herrick, Susquehanna county, Penneylva
nia,ana described as follows: Beginning at a stake and
stones corner of Njulcy Norton's landehence southeast
50 perches to a petit and stones corner. Ibtefee tiontlk
west 160 perches to a post and stonett,thenee northwest
59 perchee to said .Norton's land to a coeher, thence
northeast 160 perches to the place of beginning, cOn
tattling 100 acres, be the samd more or less, meetly' bee
freeed, -with the eppurrenancee,i Creme houeeend frnme
n eroteard. 'Seized and teke,. in execution.
Theinee
I r!! antri 'iimmer vs ,Win. J. Plumtnvee
thateen On piece le; ,
nercel of
‘l(n)riatisfiteitud
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A tie so ell , i _ t • A
ate in the ?Mega of North Suiegehartel, e • .
township) 'S e feetiantl a County, Pa., bounded on Ms
north by land of 17 1 71. M. Poet, on the eeete latutof -
J. M. Weetfall, on the south by. a prolfeteed new Street,
and on the west 'by landetif M. B. Belcher. dOntitining
J of, an acre; moneer leas feat' the appurtenancend
frame dwelling how an . ' all improved. [seized and
taken in execution:at d
the suit of the' Mutual Buildistir
Loa u and Saving •Associutiou of Suequthannal?epot,
•Vit Seth Minim , . * • • '
_ALSO—All.thai, OM* piece of land eituatteint the
'Township of , Stiequehanem county,
Pennsylvania. bouritimeote the•riorth by ettitud street,
on,tlte ca t• be • lend of ill a. lineh e son the -.oath by
land of A Fdrruiinlein4 m
.en west - lend of O. S ' . Meg..
luun, eontaihing teran acre with- „the.iippartenueees,
a frame dwelling house neie old improved. [Seized teed
talfenein ekemittlinett the ` sitit of Win. Stinneriesefen
cd to N1;11. Beleeer vs D.:lt. tdhaee • • ,
, • ALSOL-.lli • that' ''Village Let"' s"triiite i)al;i ntld
lownShip e e , uteinet mina County, :Pde.boundetleie 161-
!IQ K:1. v:t • North by I red of Anthony liontereetet qy
/awl OZ , eonth ' ley Geear Ilmed red& and
werehs lan of eleilieee, Hewer, conteintueetbutiLllo
Tally eel t Ihe • uppn I:tette:wee. 1.• ream.:
iwell
lug tunteeeTeeene beill 'hurl all imp:trve: e, A ed Wets
oi Nem t•imite. in Greet Bend Town lip, c,eunty, and
• state aforesaid. beginning at the tart etue Or a leitter
nut tree, stenclinteetu the north ride of the itighway.he
ine the corner 61 s loiletely Conveye•l stim"f Daye
tante Writtte thence - ronth 1M el'eerees le;tit' 8
, chafes and 7J linksett stake end *tore:* in ilorth bounde
of theleeii York &I.e:e Railroad lands. thence by'tha
same mirth 67 degrees west 1 chain and 7n links to the
west bounds of the said Samuel H. Dayton's ,land,
thenecenorth lefelegeoea enet eche' ns and 25 links to a
hickory tree. thence north lee degrees east 7.5. to
the center of a creek, thetee up the Creek north 45 tie
greee east link sehence north el degrees eitet.6, chains
thence lee degrees west 5 chains. thence IWrth 13(
degrees east 6 chains, thence north SK'dtigreaeliesr,
1 chain .+nd 70e.liulte, thence north 6. degrees eatt 8
chain, thene:d north 33,‘ degrees east 2 chains and 59
links, thence north•El degrees east 4 chains nine 75 fink*
thence 16ee degrees east. 2 chains and' 5 links. them*
north IX aegreee weet: 12 Chains and 50 links ico' a Pile .
qf stones a corner of •Wm. Gate's ; lot. thence north ti;2l4
degrees West 2 chainel: thqnce worth 2ee degrees east 88
chains and 50 links, thence south tclx degrees can't 11 1
chains and SO links. thence south 2X degrees: emit 12
chnfnelthetice south 9N:degrees east 28 dullest end 25
links. thence lonth 82 degrees east 4 chains and 45t
links to the highway, thence alone the ,same tioath 111,
degreen west itchainsend Es, "linki. thence senth 114 - 13 V
grees,west 7 Amine, And, 50 links. thence south. tie de rl :
.greeleeeet 11'0h:tide 'and 25 links, thence "'south' 40de.
.green west 3 CliallutAnd t6O links. _thence stint h 65 de.t
greets west'S chains and 59 links, thence south 42 de l
greest West .8 awn!! a tin Hoke. attelitie:: etelth.B . 2*die
pees weee 4. C.bas4bellee south .
ehains'end'4o-ithk.4. the tido ionth 1 1Si`iegrees Wye
ctleirlits thenct, o o44.4o degrees } westl cludwantl IMMO
thence southlll . clegreee west 1 chain and 58 1 inhe k tbalittle,
south 14)4 degrees west 1 chain and'so links
9hi degreca,weaklit lihks. to the east aide, of.pnid hob
tenint tree the pied of be• inning, containing 91.ecree
3 roodeaud 49 Inds Of Janithe the ashienibleinelenlV- 1- '
[Seized end tliken in execution ett the niti t. or tl i ll.cook
valri Wink. °blahs - - Web; -vs 14. Wi Fox. Geo.'?.`
Fnizier,vs ,lie P a ilindn ye N. W-.:Pbx.: i i i
Sevin Vs N: w'.-rox. Steven Benin vs N. W. Pox.
, Xit:4ll bide add costa:mat tte nrreitijedbejiaidein
thOtilypt",sale or deed* Will nut be acknowledged, „,
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flak. :14 bffalEgiven tiii All PVE9PP ConC4Thettilk
the follotliViebeAteir s td`wlt r-, . • 44 , . • - 1
~'stato ofßol l A 04,1140 orlitslo. 4Stddi:drafiki
, Potiml3l3.lar atd,Rdotta) Admlidstratrix.
Etftsto or Jigs; *Ol4, late; of , Nevi? MEWL file t ;
Holloway W Cobb Executor. ,__,. ~,, ~, , ',. ~ '''
Estate or Edward C ' ark , late or flieq's ilepot", - dbe'il,"
Phift Bod. Adllsostar t , 1.: t,_ . A 4 .0 •i; , A 0
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