THE DEMOCRA.T.:
'ace."
So .I went- to bed, to dream fitfully all
.
night of :'monster sheets of phoephores;
cent paper, with "R. 0 ;" dancing in sear
let fire all over their expanse.
"Is Mr. Newton in?" _
Yes; Mr. Newton was in, and One of
the clerks u.Thered mo into the wivate
office ; where my friend Willie sat, look
ing over a huge pile of letters. 1 •
"Herbert Anderson !
,Sit down', old
fellow*. What, good wind blows you here ?"
He dreW out a large - arm-chair, but I
declined it. •
~
"Newton, I want you to do me a favor ;
will you ?" - i
' "Certainly, if Fean."
I looked:up at the clock; it wanted
jest fifteen minutes to three, and .1. hur
riedly confided the whole story Of My
wrongs to Willie's honest breast. i
"Nry dear fellow, I really think you are
attaching too much importance to a mere
trifle." . . , .
"A trifle t". I' bit' my lips until . the
blood came. •'I think differently ; and it's
very easy to sea that you are not stand
ing in my peculiar positioe, Newton."
"Shall I send for Clark..?. He is in the
warehouse, no doubt."
"You will do nothing of the sort."
`• Well, gel', then, what is it you require of
ZHORTLY after my; return ;from col
1.) - lege I met and formed an, attachment me,' ! c
h Listen S he will be here,.probably at
fin• Ethel Graves, a charming little bru
t . r , e; i
i t i o; ;; to see Clark." . ,
nette with large brown •eyes, fringed all •
round with jet lashes, the daughter of a
, "I , V ,, c l ' iere . will he .be likely to . receive
wealthy merchant Being neighbors, and
eel
our families being. On good terms,we were
constantly thrown together, '.an in duethis room - suppose." •
"ln , I , .
season my affeetions were made .known, "Is there no place where I can; be an
?"
and lam happy to announce, were fully unseen listener to their conversation
"Why, there is the wardrobe;—but"
reciprocated • • so we were bethrothed after
"The very place !" I exclaimed, ex
the usuallalion. ultantly. - '
One evening, having calkd on my ,
,
lady r love, there arose a question of some- "Yes; but, Herbert, wouldn't iit be
.listen . .
thing shb had been teasing me to tell her, rather a mean thing to . to what is
not intended
for your ears ?" faltered
and having it in my power to tantalize
her,l made use of the opportunity. , Willie, with some embarrassment.
"Woman's curiosity," said I, with a "I don't care a fig whether it's; mean
sbrug of my shoulders, -"and feminine or not," I reto\ded. "r m in no state of
mind, just now, to split hairs. ' y you
jealousy."
"Nonsense r retorted Ethel coloring. are going to oblige me, Say so •; if! not, I
,
y as well go."
"I suppose - men are never curious, nor
may
jealous either. . "Of course, the room is at your Service
,
"Never," quoth I with a smile of calm Herbert„ lam going out, but that' j makes
no difference. I hope you will discover
superior' y.
"Then' you must tell me, Herbert ?" that you are •in error..
:7
" I think my dear,, that your, curiosity "I smiled bitterly..l entertained no
h• ope." .. • ,
and the other emotion need a little dish
suc,h
cipline." The clock struck three 'as Mr. Newton
_
Now why on earth I wanted to be so .took his leave, and I hulriedly eseonced
provoking, I can't tell ; the natural per- myself in the wardrobe, With My head
against Willie's business; coat, and my
yersitv of man, most probably; for there
lower extremities in a perfect grave of
was no other reason. I wanted to tease
Ethel,BO 'I
withdrew . into a Yen of itn- linen dusters and obsolete clothing. Al
together, it was not an aneeabie position ;
' penetrable mystery.. P
She did not say one word more, brit a wardrobe where one can just! stand
turned quietly and left the . room ; and. erect, with closed doorS, on a hot evening.
in August, is not an enviable place. But
as she'disappeared through the entrance
I saw the downward flutter of . a little lwould have endured anything then,
slip of white paper from her dress, Now "How warm it is! .In fact it :is get--
whether, it was dropped unintentionally ting decidedly tropical," I reflected, as
or onp I wiped the dew from my glowing fore
tourpose we will leave for the reader
guess. Instinctively I stooped to pick head. "Why don't Ethel come, if she is
it up, and as I stooped, I could not avoid coini n g ? - - •
reading the characters inscribed thereon And then I began to reflect on St.
Bartholomew and his bed of hot boals as
~ in a clear, masculine chirography—
“ll.3---Clark and Newton. .1`.;o die- I pushed the door a quarter of an inch
appointment this time., R . 0 . ” open. .
I felt the crimson flush mounting to Hush! a footstep. .I jerked the door
neY temples as. I read and re-readihe to again with an emphasis that Made my
mysterious words, of •"R. C."' Didn't I prison-home sway in a sadly nervous con
remember that Robert Clark was Ethel's dition ; bat it was only a clerk. Sent for
second cousin. and a provokingly hand- something, and I breathed freely once
some fellow at . that ? Had I forgotten. more--that is, as freely as - was possible
that people used to think what a "hand.. to do' under the circumstances. Good
some couple" they would make, before I gracious! how hot it was ! A thermom
• 'stepped into the ring ?. .4 nd I clenched eter would certainly have stood at a bun
my fist involuntarily as I crumbled, the dred. in this c!ose atmosphere. I ; was
paper inside its grasp. • streaming with perspratior.; my hair was
-"What are you looking for, Ethel?" .as wet as if I had stood in . a summer
She Stood with one hand resting light- shower ; but l•woilld cheerfully have re
ly on the door•knob, glancing, uneasily mained there all day to detect the men
round the room, while there was a guilty strous conspiracy between my Ethel and
~' flush on her cheek. • , "R. 0."
"I—that is—have you seen a little slip Four o'clock. Ethel must have been
of paper lying about ?" i • . detained. I could hear "R C's", voice
"No.' - - occasionally, in the warehouse,; proof
I uttered the falsehood with a deliber- positive he' was at' hand.
ate calmness, even while the tell-tale bit- Five o'clock. Dteidedly; this l was get
let lay in my hands. She didnt like the ting rather to,onotonous. 1 was; inclined
idea thatj - shonld have - an insight ,into' to be very Sleepy ; but it wouldn't do to
her littlearrangements with R. 0., -Ali 1. yield to the blandislamente of Morpheus.
) false and fair-{--ill-women are alike,..`; But my patience was not destined to go
"It must have beensomething
,iery entirely unrewarded. Just as I Was about
..important, I remarked, as she hurriedly to give DO in utter despair, there was a
turned over the books or. the table, still flutter of garments on my ear ; the sound:
searching for *the 'missing treasure. of :Ethel'aiweet, familiar voice, 1
. .
- 0 1-supp.ose ~I have left it up-stairs," 1 "I'M so sorry I lost that memoranduni,
she 'said, artfully wending a direct "answer. Robert ?" i
• 'a - Yon:are - not going Herbert ?" . • . "It isn't - :of any conaequeneejEthel; 1,
-I am going. Good-night." ' :, will make it all straight. Let me see,
. . 1
Not until I. was in my own room did I said Robert. reflectively; „"you I want it
open and re-examine the odious little liried with crimson silk, with; crimson
bit of paper—"ll, 3- 7 ," ..Of course the' cord and tassels. When do you want it
whale thing was as plain as• daylight. finished?"
--To-day was the tenth of the month; it "By. Thursday; it's Herbert's birth
witti Simply an appointment. for the mor. day;'
; .row at three o'clock. I ground my teeth "I think I can promise it - to. you by
es the; truth rav
flashed - across my 'brain. that time. was sorry to disappoint you
' - '"No ' disapPointment this ' : time.". I before,but we really hadn't a bit of any
.
would - have liked to challenge Robert thing in the warehouse that Was at all'
Clark.to mortal combat on the instant, appropriate. - "This material is elegant."
• ~ were it not tbut duels were entirely out "Beautiful!" ejaculated Ethel. "How
of fashion. What business . had he.to lay pleased Herbert will, be. • *
- down Taw to my Ethel ? But there wile It , there hal been a. crack - it' the bet-.
•. One consolation : ' Willie Newton was my torn of that Wardrobe, I most, assuredly
:old friend ;he would not see me wronged would have fallen through. it; so exceed
if he could•help it; and I preinptly re-_ ingly emall*did I feel.
solved to, appeal `to- .Willie for aid and ' "By-the.by,_Athel, in, which direction
~, . justice:,.'l - glanced at my watch; nine are .you go iog ?" - #
' - :o'Clock; tbolate to seek out Mr. Newton, - , "Home," stie replied.
-.:who: _ probably .was: •at • his country-seat , "Then I'll escort you. -. Just wait ball
longt,before this. So I lighted the gas led
a.second
second ti' I get my hat." 1 ~
:'-; - ant inttdown- to chew the cud of my own The, blood,in,my, veinS seemed turned
..h.bitter,emeditationse 'The-More I , medi- for . second -to, ice, and theft , again to
to on my injuries, the ' more furious I
,fire. - ,What , a blockhead I - .Was not to
•,
,e bepatae, e uritil,,,tis the; eleckerihinled Mid- -foresee this emergency 1 I held;my breath,
`••;;,.014t-ti--1,*took:my..4nal Tes9)ye t :..fr,. ,;.': and ,clung diiperately to the inner handle
N - ,;'Wi11..n:?!.*:0 4 4 aAliAtot:44ll:will , ottbe Wardrobe,. ail:felt -Rotert Clark's
-cast heroff as unworthy of my, love. but tonl on the.up ue
otr. '
4 - a - -4 -
NIQNIP 00, PA:;' . :4ARGU, .7, 1.517
C . QDENSED - ,NOVEL
MAP. I.
A. winning wile,
A stripy smile,
A, tiny talk, * v .
A pleasant, walk
' , ogether
~...:,...: : gr(41i.4,,,-..
A. *le Odubt, i
,r. .
.4. Oilayttil - pciuc - ..',: ~
A merry rdiss,
A stolen kiqs,
Dflicious
You ask mamma,
Consult papa,
n With pleasure,
And both repent '
This rash event;
• At leisure.
MIME
~:: REWARD _OF JEALOUSY.
tenlier ;
Capiicious;
CHAP. 111.
BY L. A.
will first possess myself of a clue to this
mysteryo'aud accuse her boldly to'ber
"Why," soliloquized that.,,yOit.fig - gert.;.
tlem an, -"w hat bit. earth ails, the door
ha,ndle?,. It Won% turn. , "
And he give At an' en.ergetiq wrench,
that - denied all. my attempts to-inipede,its
revolattom - -
The door flew .open, 'and: there I stood
-revealed, among the coats and dusters,'!...
ejaculated-,'Clark, staring at .
me in `blank aitonishment.: - "I should
like to =know how 'you' came hue!"
at'' Moment. - can. be
- .
better imagined than described,. I kew
there 'was no alternative but to step bravely
• torward-and face the .mnsic,.whieh - 1 did,
accordingly. wasn't toing.to.fayor,
Clarke with an, explanation, so I turned
somewhat sheepishly to Ethel, and, draw
ing the slip: of paper from 'my .pocket,
placed it. in her hand.
"I -found that on the parlor, :floor last
night, Ethel ; it excited my.curiOsity, and ,
fancied all sorts of ridibulous things,
'and came down bete to—" (4. •
"'Po hide in the - wardrobe 1" ,mischiev .
ously. added Ethel. "Man's Ourstsity,
and man's'jealousy. 1.. - didn't -know 'that
two Such emotions existed'-in .the-mas
.
culine
"Now,, Ethel !" I - appealed,' 'most pit
-ifully, at Which that wretch'Clark broke
into a laugh which grated, harshly upon
thy_ every nerVe.
- Ethel, seeing my dismay, , -promised,
not to mention the incident again and,
though she' has long beerfinfow,n Ethel,
I have never heard her allude in any
• -way to my jealousy, .
Cornpaninne in arms—Twine.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Tim Polo's BruE Sin
I. N. BULLARD, PROPRIETOR.
R. KENYON ,Druggie t & Apothecary.
PATENT MEDICINE EMPORIUM
The undersigned would respectfullyannounce to all
the people everywhere, that to his already extensiv
stock and variety of Merchandisein the Grocery, Pro
vision ,an d Hardware:line.
He has added a vi ry choice' assortment of PURE
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES,' BRUSHES, PER
FUMERY, &c., which he hatters himarlf be can assure
the public they will find it to their advantage to exam
ine before purchaiingelsewhere. To all Physicians in
this section of the county he would respectfully an
nounce that he hassecured the services of R. - Kenyon.
as Drtigg ist and Apothecary, w hose long experience and
acknowledged care and ability, entitle him to your en
-tire confidence in the line of compounding medicines
or preparing prescriptions, and who won.d also esteem
it an especial favor to receive calls from a of his old
-^nstemers or new ones. Will make the Petent Medi
/Ines a specialty. Also Domestic and Foreign Mineral
Watersr-an extensive stock.. Also fine G roceries—
LEIBIGIS EXTRACT OF BEEF, FRESH SALMON
PICKLED it CANNED CLAMS. LOBSTERS,
PEAS. CORN, BEANS. OYSTERS; &a., &a.
in fact, anythng and everything thd is ordinarily need
ed, Respectfully, soliciting .a call, I remain
I. N. BULLARD.
Powder! Powder! Powder!
Blasting, Rifle and Shot Powder. Shot, Lead, Our.
Tubes, Caps, Pouches, Flasks, Fuse, &c.;
Montrose. Sept. 9,1874—tf.
A SSIGNEE'S. SALE i3P REAL ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given that in' pursuance atd
by virtue of an order of the Court of Common Pleas of
Susquehanna ITounty to me directed, I will expose for
sale at public v .ndue at the mill on the premises in
Franklin Township, Susquehanna County, Pa.,
Tuesday, 'March 20th,1877,
At 10 o'clock a. m., the real estate of N. W. Eastman,
assigned to mein trist for benefit of creditors( of said
Eastman, viz : • Au- equal undivided one-half interest
in the following described piece or parcel of land, Be
ginning at the highway, the northwest. miller of lands
late the estatnof said Eastman, recently sold to John
Eastman,•thence south and cast along the line of said
lands to the west line of lands of Benjamin Merritt,
thence south on said Merritt's line to the south bank of
the mill race running to the saw mil: formerly owned
by David Fisk,thence westerly aloi:g said south bank so
far that a line running north parallel to the first men
tioned lines to the highway shall include three acres of
land, thence along said highway to the place of begin
ning, containing three acres of land, more or less, on
which is one steam saw, lath and grist mill, one dwell
ing houee,barn and out hottees,and nearly all improved.
TERMS OF SALE-4100 down on. day - of sale, IMO
on final confirmation and giving deed, and the balance
with interest one-half in six months, and the other
half in °tie year from final confirmation of sale.—
•Amount unpaid on final confirmation and giving deed
to be secured by first lien on the premises sold.
•A. LATHROP.
Assignee of N. W. Eastman.
February 14.1877.
C a R UPTEGROYE
Wishes to inform the public that he = has made such a
REDUCTION IN PRICES ON WORK,
as to meet the pressure of
3Z/ v r X AIL 33 ta
MEN'S Fine Boots and Shoes $1 less pet pair, and
repairing in the same ratio.
* * *This only guaranteed for money down.
' C. E. UPTEGROVE,
Montrose, Feb.l4, lerltf.
p J. DONLEY,
1 •• ' FURNISHING
•• _r,
uIIDER
BINGUAII'rON, N. Y.,
. „
The latest improved Coffins and Caskets ort baud.
Hearse to order. Shrouds, etc. ' a ril 19, "IC'
4
W. ,CIARK,: PRAM ACAL :11A
t. • :DHINIST AND GUN spurn,. - • =
• Has located. on Public avimue, (basement . 0f.11._
Sayre'is store building) where be. is prepared to do all
kinds of Gun Smithing, sewing Machine repatring,Saw
Filing. Lock repairing and all light. mechanical jobs On
Eiiioll, unties, and, on as reasonable terms as can tie
'done elsewhere, All work warranted. Ordersisyrnall
promptly attended to. Your patrona..-e is solicited,
and satisfaction'gemranteed:. W. CLARK—
ntrose. Ana. 9 liraitf, „ •
FOR SALE , OR EXCHANGE. ----:,
' fifty-sixx- t acres .ot Itri, 3 acres of -1 •
whili are under a good orate of .enitivation, witgin Out;
fourth of tk nule from 411 outre7e Borollgh, 'for • gale or
1 ezenauge., Apply t 4 B. 4. Baldwin, at iiis °Men, near
the Court Row. „ ,- -• ' tiy?;
-,;,,MontroEe, Pa n Feb, 6,.iffil.• .. • :',. ' 2
&c., &c.. for sale by
I. N. BULLARD,
BILLINGS STBOM),,,
GEIVEBAL
FIRE, LIFE AND, ACCIDENT
INSURA:XQ:.:::4O.F,NT,
~on~ro~o Ya.
Capital litcpresented, S 190,090,000;
Fire Association of Phil., Cap,ital & Assets, $ i 1,560,0%
intlotranee Co. of N. A., " " 5,000.000
Pennsylvania Fire,„ Phil., ' 6 • 1,100,000
Co.of the State of Pentisyl- •
• vania, Phila. Pa. "
Lycoming of Manncy, Pa. E-"
Lancaster of Lanca6ter, "
I`4OAlOll of Newton, "
Horne 1115. C0.,N.Y.,
National "
Coalmerclal,Fire "
Fairfield Fire Lns. Co: Bondi
• " Norwalla, Conn. ",
Atlas '6
Royal Canadian, of Montreal,
Canada, •
Liverpool, London k. Globe, .
of Liverpool Rug., 1,
Providence Washington, ,of
Providence, R. - •
Tradelns. Co. Camden, , N, "
Patterson Firelns Co. Patter- •
ion, N.J. "
Conn. Matnal Life 1 . Co., Aseetie 1;40,000,00 0
American Life, Phi Pa. • • 15 000 000
- • - ACCIDENT. ,
, _
Travei‘rsln o. Co., Hart., Capital Surplus $3,000,000
RailivapPasoongero - " $5OO 000
Thenndersignedhasbeen we.lknown in thisconnty,foi
the past 20 years, as an Insurance Agent. , Lome - sus
tainea by his Compainies have always been promptly
paid. , •
larolllc eup stairs, io building east from Banking
Office of Wm. R. Cooper Co.,•Turnpik e street.
- BILLINGS STROUD;Appit.
CHARLES H. SMITH,
CO Managers.
AMOS NICHOLS, • .
Montroee. Jan. 5. 1876.
ASSIGNEES' SALE OF . REAL ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given that . the subscribe rs Assignees of Sidney Flue; for 'the benefit of higtcredit
ors, by order of tae Court of Common Pleits of Sus
quehanna :County, *ill expose at public Fate to the
highest and beet niuder,at the residence of Sidney Finn
in Lenox, on
ti Tuesday, the 20th ;day of March,-.1877,
•
at 1 o'clock p. tn., the three following described pieces
of land,all in Lenox, said county, to wit:
First. the piece known as the Shick Farm, bonOded
northerlY by land of Deßarr Hinckley,Benjamin Hinck
ley. and IL P. Halstead. east by public highway, tiouth
by land now or late of I. S. Little, and west by lead of
IL P. Halstead and S. L. Tiffany, containing S 5 acres,
more or less. i5O acres improved, with frame hons.e,barn
fruit trees, &o.
•
Second bounded northerly by lands of Philip Mc-
Kane and Frank Satck, easterly by land of D.W.Clark,
southerly by public highway. and westerly by Solomon
Taylor, containing 70 scree. more or less, 25 acres im
proved, with frame house, barn and fruit trees thereon.
Third, bounded northerly by land of Defers Hinck
ley, easterly by lands of B.Hinckley and G. W. Walker,
and westerly by laud of Thomas McLoan, Wm, McLean
and the public highway,. excepting snd reserving al
ways therefrom about 100 acres off the south end'of the
same sold by Sidney Finn, Dec. 2.1872, by contract in
writing to Oscar 0. Finn. as lollows: Beginnin at the
McLoan
aidin line of lands of Thomas McLoan,Wm.
mid the widow Stonton. bounded on the ionth by their
lands, on the eaet by lands of S. Taylor,on the north by
other lands of Sidney Finn, and on the west by the
public road—leaving the part to be sold 167 acres,more
or less, on which there is a dwelling house, barns, &c.
TERMS—Upon the first and second pieces $250 each
down on day ofsale, $250 each on final confirmation of
sale and giving deed and the balance on each piece one
half-in six months and die-half in twelve months with
interest from final confirmation of sale.
, Upon the third piece $5OO down, $5OO on final confir
mation of sale, and balance with interest from that
date, one-half in six months and other half in twelve
months. The amount unpaid on eaeh piece atfinal con
firmation of sale and givingdeed to be secured by first
Judgment or mortgage lien upon the premises, with in
terest.
S. TAYLOR,
EDWIN STEVENS, }A B signees
Lenox, Feb. 14. 1871. 7w4
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. THE UNDER
signed, having been, appointed by the Court of
Common Pleas, of Susquehanna County, an Auditor to
distribute the funds in the hands of S. R. Campbell, ad
ministrator Of the est. of E. Dopp, dec'd,will attend to
the duties of his appointment at his office in
31ontrose,on Wednesday, the 14th day of March, at
1 &cloth, p m., at which time and place all persons
interested, must present their claims or be forever de
barred from coming in on said fund.
D. W. SEARLE, Auditor.
6w4.
Montrose, Feb. 4,1844.
AITDITOR'S NOTICE •
—The 'ander
signed having been appointed an auditor by the
Orphans' Court of Susq'a Co., to distribute the money
in the hands of E. O'Neill, Administrator of the estate
of James Mirrtaugh late of Auburn township, dee'd,
will attend to the duties of his appointment at the of
fice of Hon. L. F. Fitch in Montrose,Thursday.March 1,
1 o' clot k p. m., at which time and place all persons in
terested will present their claims or be forever debarr
ed from coming in on said funds:
• D. T. BREWSTER, Auditor
Montrose, Feb. 7,1877. . 6w4
A IJDITOR'S NOTICE.—The' Under
-L .31. signed an auditor appointed by . the Orphans'
Court of Snsquebanna County to distribute the fends
remaining in the hands of Vernon - Williams, ailm'r of
the estate of Chester Williams. deed. will atiend to the
duties of his •appointment at the office of Warren &
Son in Montrose on Wednesday, March 7th, at 1 p.m..
at which time place all persona interested will pre
sent their claims or WI forever debarred from coming
in on said fund.
eb. 7,1877.
A UDITOR'S NOTIOE.—The , under
signed an Auditor , appointed by the Court of
Common Pleas, of Susquehanna Coun.y to distribute
the funds in the handsof the Sheriff arising' from the
Sheriff sale of the real estate of WM. Howarth and Al
bert Miles, terre tenant, mill attend to the duties of his
appointment at his office in Montrose. on Friday ,March
Mat 1 o'clock p.m„at Which time and place all persons
interested are required to appear and present their
claims or be forever
. debared from coming in on said
fund. I D. W. SEARLE,- Auditor.
Feb. 7,1877.
; 6w4
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Wilson J.Tiirrell having assigned all his estate to the
undersigned in trust, tor creditors, all persons indebted
bybook account of otherwise are requested to mate
immediate •sottlement, and all "having claims against
the estate will please present them to
A. IL McCOIiLLUM.I.
A eslgnee of Wilson J. Turrell.
Montrose, Feb. 8,1817 . .;- 7w4.
A DMINISTRATOR'S 'NOTIQE.-124
.4-11 , the estate. of -Farker_Ulage late or Liberty,
twp. Susquehanna Connty, , - Penpaylvaniti. - deed.
Letters or. Administration in the std estate having
been granted to the undersigned, ell persons owing
said estate are requested to make , immediate - payment,
and all persons having *mut against said estate are
requestec. to present them without delay .
. ' • • WALTER - FULLER,
Adraini sinter.
Jan. 241817.
ADJ'IRIISTII-4Togs NOTIOE.—In
; the eslite of ,ipties Cooney, late oc-Eriendsville
dee'd. Letterset administration in the Fald estate hav
ing bi:en • gran te% to !the en dorsi ed, al) persona ow
ing state/tete eretequeeted to make immediate pay
rew at, and all - persons having;c'atmti agaillEß said estate
are requettted ta preteut them without.delay,
• CATHERINE COOIsIRY,' • ,
/WARN'ecipZilßY, •
' - Iwo ' • Administrators.
Feb.l4, ,n;
" 6
•►tom
Ai 2 0
4. j 825
00 , 000 000
4 5
I ,
1,200,060
17,090,000
.6 600,000
VO,OOO
ssa,aua
~ -- - .
LIFE.
S. LANGDON, Solicitor:
I C. A. 'WARREN, Auditor
6w4
ONEY, TALKS!
These are price!'
THAT HURT
(not the customera
but other dealers who find fault because it spoils th e t a
profits. They assert that I cannot sell goods at prices
named, these prices are not 'for a bait, but are gee.
nine and will, he fulfilled In every particalw.: Call sad
see for yourselves."
MONEY .SAVED IS MONEY
EARNED 1
WEBSTER The Clothier's PRICE LIST
For FALL. & WINTER IS 'B-x. .
Good heavy business PilitS $ oo
Diagonal silk mixed snits ----- Bso
Heavy cassimere suits - 800
Basket worsted suits -- - - 1000
Fqncy plaid cassimere ts - -- 11 00
English Diagonal suits --- - - • 17 00
French basket suits - - - --.
All 100
All wool Broad cloth coats. ' 78J
Heavy sheeps gray overcoats-- - -=-- - - - • 450
Chinchilla overcoats- --•7 WI
Fur Beaver overcoats -- - -- y so so
Fine diagonal overcoats - - - 1200
Union Beaver overcoat -oc,
French Beaver overcoats - -- - - ------ -12 00
Boys' Clothing-3 to 10 years.
Heavy mixed school snits , 860
Cassimere snits -- - -.- - 51:0
Diaconal and basket suits - 660
Stott overcoats '- - - - 450
Cape and ulster overcoats - - . 600
Boys Clothing-9 to 15 years.
'Heavy mixed school suits_ 6.00
Heavy cassimere suits - ---- - - -
Diagonal and basket suits - - -
Heavy every-day overcoats' - - - - - - - 8.75
Chinchilla overcoats - - - - -
700,000
4 000,000
400,N0
150,000
~ 000,000
450,000
450,000
Beaver and For Beaver overcoats - - - -•- . sts
Capevid Ulster overcoats '- - - -.- - - - 7.50
Youths' Clothing 16 years to men's sizes.
Good unaersbireoi drawers - : ' it
Good knit jackets 75
Gooi,lvool shirts - - • - • 100
doßta4cotton socks - - - -
Cloth covered folded end collars -` - - - - 10
And all other geods in proportion.
EirThe highest price paid for prime butter It
WEBSTER'S.
Sept. 20,186.
PLANLNG,
.
•
~1%1
LURBER YARD!
In•order to better accommodate the community,tlit
undersigned has established a - depot for , the baled
Lumber Manufactured at hit newly-erected building on
the:old Keeler tannery . Site, in the
where willbe kept constantly on hand.. , A full stock of
WHITE AND 'YELLOW PINE, HEMLOK,
OAK, ASH, 2aAPLE AND BLACK
WALNUT LUMBER, '
which,with the aid of the most iMprovedmachiney atd
competent workmen, is preparedtoworicintoany ship
to meet the wants of Customers..
WELL SEASONED LUMBER, INCLUDING SIDING
- FLOORING; ,
CEILING. SHINGLE AND
LATH CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Planing, Matching, Mottldin
cone to order.
WAGON, CARRIAGEg & SLEIGH,
in connection wit n the above . establishment. under tht
management of Mr. E. U. Rogers. Examine our wed
before leaving your orders elsewhere. Repairing done
ptomptly.
A. LATHROP:,
Montrose. Eeptembet 99th. 1875.
atilt aids 1
aWauld call the attention of the Public wanting
ANYTHING IN THE MARBLE LINE
SIISQU.EHANNA DEPOT, PA.,
tarßelng the only' l!farble Works inthe. Countya)
All Work Warranted as Represented
Susieft Detselti Ii; -April 141 1815,
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that . Vt.V. lastman,of Frot
lin Rorke, having made a general assignment to tki
undersigned for the bonen pais creditors. alt penes'
indebted to said Eastman, are requested to make
fa
mediate pasment.and all p ersona having claimisgsl o
him to present the saniei uly verified to
A LATHROP, Assignee.
. 4Swe
N0v.211.187g.
T RIFLIN G
WITH A COLD IS ALWAYS DANGEROUS.
WELL'S. CARBOLIC TABLETS .
A sore remedy_ for COUGHS, and all diseases of
THROAT„LIINGS, CHEST, and . MUCOUS 11
BRANS...
PUT UP ONLY IN BLVE BOXES.
SOLD BY,ALL DRUOGBSTS. 1
C. N. orinurENT9N, 7 sixth Aveatil,NewY°r,,'"
Agents wanted for (mellow Book Great CSNTEN:
EXIIIIIITION ILLINTRATED. •
Demand equals the crowds at the Bachtbition. 0 1
agent %old .10, two 8' each in one day. Oyer Or
hilTavingrat coaling $2-4,OtK Atm the heat °shit'
Widc4iwake agents - are gulling all theinferlort
tor this... 4 *let the beat. Bead for circular, terms
eamplenugravinge -
W. - Z1BOLBle& Co., lUß:Areb Bt..Thiladelphis•
lOTA NORiC-;: ....:, ''a;' - 'l - :::: i. : - ..: .-..
V • ~::, _::::.. :: ..- ..7A.T "tiiii(OirriozAmio
C. H. WEBSTER, JR.
62 and 64 Court Street.
Binghamton, N.l.
IviCO.MT I ZEOSEI
AND . - ;
HEART OF TOWN
BIALNUFAXOTORY
to OUR WORKS at
oulio SALE.
kou 0.4 k SATE' MONEY
By Calling on us.
WILLIS DeLONG.
MILL
get. and Scroll Sawing
IL A. COLVIN, t gent.