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IONTROSE, PA.,APRIL 11; 1877.
,wi,itinorotto.
1110 THETI DID IT.
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They were sitting side by, side, •
And she sighed and he sighed.
said he"lty darling idol l"
And he idled, and then shi idled.
"You are creation's belle,",
And she bellowed, and then he bellowed.,
"On my soul 'there's such a weight."
And he waited, and then she waited.
"Your hand I ask, so noldl'm grown,"
And he groaned, and iherishe groaned.
"You shall have your.private gig,"
Be giggled, and then she giggled.
Said she, "My dearest Luke—" -•
And he looked, and then she looked.
"I'll have thee, if thou ,wilt,"
Arid ha wilted, and then she wilted.
THE FIRST:MAN:
Some repairs were needed on the engine when
the train reached Reno, and' while most of the
passengers were taking a. philasophical view of ,
the delay and making ttetnselves as comfort
able sal possible in the depot,in walked a native.
Re wain't a native Indian, nor a native grizzly,
but a native Nevadian, and he way rigged oat
in imperial style. He wore a bearskin coat and.
imp, buckskin leggings and moccasins, and in'
his belt was a big knife and two revolvers.--
There was lightning , in his eye, destruction in
his walk, and as be sauntered up to the red-hot
stove and scattered tobacco juice over it, a doz
en passengers looked pale with fear. Among
the passengers was a car painter from Jersey
City, and alter surveying the native tor a mo
ment, he coolly inquired :
"Aren't you afraid you'll fall down and hurt
yourself with all these weapons ?"
- "W—what ?" gasped the native in : astonish
ment.
'•1 suppose they sell such outfits as you've got
on at auction but here, don't they ?" continued
the painter.
"W—what d've mean—who ar' ye ?" whis
pered the native as he Walked around the stove
and - put on a terrible look.
"My name is Logwood," was the calm reply,
"and I mean that, if I were you, I'd crawl out
of those old ,dmis, and put on some decent
clothes I"
'•Don't talk that way to me, or you :won't
live a minit !". exclaimed the native as he hop
ped around. ‘'Why you horaesla coyote, I'm
Grizzly Dan, the heaviest Indian fighter In the.
World I I was the first white u,an't° scout for.
Gen. Crook I was the first white mtn in,the
Black fills ! I was the first - White man among.
the Modocs I" , •
"I don't believe it I" flatly replied the painter.
"You look more like the first white man down
to the dinnti-table !"
"The native drew his unite, put it.back again,
looked around, and then softly asked • - -
‘.•Stranger, -will ye come over behind the ridge
id shoot and slash till this thing is settled ?"
"You bet I will I" replied the man from Jer
..ey, as herose up. "4ust. pace right out and
riffollow !" • •
Every man in the room jumped to his feet in
tsild excitement; The native' started for the
back-door, but when he sound the car painter
his heels, with a six-barrelled Colt in his
hand. he halted and said :
"Friend, come to think about it, I don't want
to kill you, and have your widow come on me
for .damages."
"Go right ahead—l'm not a married man ..
replied the painter.
"But yoa've got relatives and I don't want
law suits to bother me just as spring is corn
.;.))
, . •
"Pm an orphan, without a relative in this
ilid 1" shouted the Jerseyite.
"Well, the law will make me bury ,yon, and
would be a week's work to dig a grave id.
pia season of the year. I think. I'll break a.
or two for you, smash your nose, gouge out
ur left eye, and let it go at that 1 1 " • -
"That suits me to a dot 1" said the painter.—
;ntlemen, please stand back, and some of
)u shut the door to the ladies' room:"
"I was the first man, to attack a griz.z,ly bear
ith the bowie knife," remarked the native as
looked around. was the first man to 41 iS-.
rer silver in Nevada'. I made the first Scout
Powder river. I was the first man to make
.tiogihirts out of the skin of. Pawnee In•
tans. I don't want: to hurt this be
kinder sad and down-hearted, but he must
)ologize to me."
'won't do WI" cried the painter.
"Gentlemen; Inever fight without takingo
coat, and I don't see any - naithete to 'hang
on," said the native. • -
hold it—l'll hold it 1" shouted a doien
)ices in chorus. - = •
"And another thing," 'softly' contintied the
I've. "I never fight , in •ii;hot •r00m . . , used
do it years ago, but I 'found ft was running
into the - consumption. - 1 4!a3 11 - 4 : 11) 4/3'
thing out doors now.".
"Pll go'out with you, YeWold rabbit hiinter;'
:claimed the painter, who had his coat off.
"That's another deadly insult, to be wiped'
Ila blood, and I , see 4 plum.
.fibish., : yom
Ter tight around a depot, though. I gdout
the prank, 'where theie is a,ehtuiee th row
self."
"Where's your prarie, lead the way 1"' howl
the crowd.
•
"It wouldn't do any- good," , replied the - native
he leaned against the wall. 'I alwayi
tea dollar gold piece
,between my:teeth, w her,
fight, and I haven't got one to4lay—in fact„
1 aead broke
Here's a gold piece'!" called& tail. man, kold
up the metal.-- •
,- •
'Pm a thoueand times mournfully
'lied the native, shaking - his tea '"L;iiever
\to S fight irltliont:puttmg red lisditton
lett eat' for luck ; and I havent any red paint
by me, and there's not .a bit in. Reno ?" -
""Are—you. 7 —going—to—flght ?" • - demanded
the car painter, reaching out- for. thebear skin
cal).
"I. took a solemn oath
_when &boy never to
fight without painting my Lett ear," protested
the Indian killer. - "You Wouldn't want me to
go back.on my solemn oath, would you ?"
"You're a cabbage,a squash,a pumpkin, Om
ed up in leggings 1". conteniptously, remarked
the car painter, as he,put. on his'coat.•
"Yes, he's a great coward," remarked several
others as they turned away.
"I'll give ten thOisand dollars for ten drops
of red palut 1" shrieked the native:. "Oh ! why
4 it that, I have no paint for my ear when here
is such
,a chance to go in and,kill 1"
A big blacksmith from Illinois took him by
the neck, and run him out, and he was seen no
more for an hour. Just before the train started.,
and atter all the passengers had taken seats, the
"first man", was seen on the platform'.
,He had
another bowie knife, and had also put a toma.
hawk in his belt. There was = red p?,int on his
lett ear, his eyes rolled, and, in a terrible ioice,
he called out : I -
‘.
',.W4ete..
..that.. man ..LokiTood 2 Let, lilt°.
come out . here. and meet his doom r ,!.
"Is that you P. Count me in 1" I r*fed the
car painter, as he opened a window. He rush
ed for the door, leaped down and was; pulling
off his overcoat again,- when the native began
to retreat, calling out:
"I'll get my hair cut'and be back here in sey
enteen seconds. I . never fight with king hair.
I promised my dying mother not-to."
When the ,rain rolled away -he was seen
flourishing his tomahawk around his head' in
the wildest manner.
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pROGLAMATION.I
-IL SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY. SS.
Thomas. DeWitt' vs; Catherine DeWitt. 'ln
the Colin of Common Pleas of Susquehanna County;
No. 889, Nov. Term.. 1876. • -
To. Catherine DeWitt : Whereas a Stibpi:ena in
Divorce was issued to Nov.. Term . 4876, which was,
duly returned non est inventta, and thereon an alias sub
pcena was issued in • said case.-returuatile to January
Term.lb77, upon the return of which proof , was made
that •the said Catherine DeWitt could not be
found in my bailiwick.
This notice therefore is to require you to appear' be.
fore the Judges of the' said Court, on tte second Mon
day of April nest, to answer said complaint:
WM. WHITE, Sheriff.
Montrose, Jan. 31,1877. - -
pRoOLAMATION.
-a- SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY SS.
Chile's 11, Brown vs. Josephine Brown.. In the
Court of_Common Pleas. of Susquehanna County, No.
4, Nov. Term. 1876. . •
To Josephine Brown : Whereas a Subpczna in Divorce
was Issued to August Term, 1876, which was du
ly returned Wit eat inventus. and thereon an alias snb
pcena wns • issued in said case. returnable to November
Term. 1877, upon the return of which, proot was made
that the said Josephine Brown could not ;be found
in my bailiwick, , .
. This notice is therefore to require' jou to appear be
forA the Judges of the said Court on the second Mon
day of April next, to answer saidcomplaint, &c. •
WM. WHITE. Sheriff.°
Montrose, Jan. 81,1877.
PROCLAMATION.
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.1.. SUSQUJIIIANNA COUNTY SS.
Floral). Yager; by her next friend and father Gilbert
0. Sweet, vs, William Yag:r.- In Court of Common
Pleas of Susquehanna County. N 0.294. Nov. Term, 1876,
To.. - William Yager : Whereas 'a. Subpoena in Di.;
vorce was issued to Nov. Tam. 1876, which was du
ly returned non at inventus and thervou an a as gab
pcena was issued returnable to January Term inr,
upon the return of which proof was made that the id
William Yager could not be found in my bailwick.
Thiti notice, therefore, 18 to require god to appear
before our -Judges of the said Court on the second
Monday of A pril next to answer said complaint. • •
- WM. WHITE, Sheriff.
Montrose, Jau. 31,1877. '
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. The Under
signed an auditor . appointed by the Court Of
Common Pleas of Susquehanna County to distribute :
the funds In the bands uf Homei 'Tingley, radm'r of
the estate of C. C. Chamberlin, deed,, late of Harford,
willat'end to the'dutles of his appointment at the of
flee Of Warren & lion in Montrose. April 12th, at I p.m.,
at arhic.h time and place all persons interested will pre
sent their claims or be forever debarred ftom . coming
in on said fund. -
March 12, 1877.
AUDITOR'S, igOTICE.---=The under :
und
signed having Ikea appointed an auditor by the
Court of Common Pleas of Susq'a Co.; to dietribute the
lands Arising from sale 'of real estate of. J. N. and.
Jameh Sedden. will attend to the duties of his appoint
ment at; his office in Montrose, Thursday,. April 5,1817.
at 10 o'clot k a. m., at which time and place all persons
interested will present their claims or be forever de
barred from coming , in on raid innds: ' - • <
D. L. BALDWIN, Auditor
Montrose, March 12, . 11w4
MOE.
A SSIGNEE'S"NOTICE.--Notice is
hereby given that , Curtis Tewkesbury, of La-_
throp township, Susquehanna ConntY. Pc, by deed of
voluniary assign men:, has assigned all his es•ate and
effects, real, personal; and mixedi to , the undersigned,
hi trust. for the benefit of the creditors of the said
Curtis Tewkesbury • all persons, therefore t indebted,
to the said. Curtia Tewkesbury, will make immediate
payment to the assignee, and those` having claims or
demands will make known the same without delay.
A. LATHROP,
Montrose, April 4, 1677. 14-20 Assignee.
lUSIGNEE'S NOTlCE.—Notice is
hereby given that Michael- L Griffin, of Forest
Lake township, Susguetuinna County, Pa., by deed of
voluntary assignment, has assigned all his estate and
effects, real personal lind,mixed„ to the undersigned.
in trust for the. benefit of the creditors of the said
Michael L. Griffin; all persons. therefore, indebted to
the said Michael L. Griffin, will mike immediate pay
ment to the assignee. and. those having claims or de
mands. will make known the same without delay.
E, O'NEILL,
,Montrose, arch 8,1877 . . 13-19 . Assignee,
A A IL SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.,Notiee is
A
.hereby elven that Bartholornew Otthegan, of
Silier Lake township, Susquehanna County, i'a., by
deed of voluntary -assignment, 'has assignen,all his es,
tate and effects, real, ptrsonal und Mixed, to,ke under
al ned, in trust, for the benefit of the creditors of the
said B , rtholomewliahegan ; all persons, therefore, in
debted to the said Bartholomew Gaheghan will make
immediate payment to the assignee, and those having
claims or demands, will make known the aame with
out delay. - E. O'NEILL,
Montrose, March 28,1871. 13-19 Attkigtiee.
• x. UDITOR'S NOTICE.—The under
signed an Auditorappointed by the Judges of the
Orphans' Court of Susquehanna Counts .to Distribute
lauds in the hands of Owen McDonougVAdministrator
of the estate of 0 wenltcdonough,dee'd will attendlto the
duties of said appo'ntment at my.ofllce in the Borough
of Montro e, on Satnrony.:March n, 1871,at 1 o'clock
p. 111.; at which time and place all perfona interested
will make kt.own •their Claims or be forever debarred
from'coming in or said fund.
FRANKLIN FRASER, Auditor. ,
Feb. 21,18713. - • Bw4
ASSIGNEE'S NOTlCE.—Notice is
hereby.given that John F. McDermott. of Au
burn township; *usquehanna County, Pa., by deed of
veluntary, assignment , has assignod allhis estate and
effects. real,..pertdual, and mixed, to the undersigned,
in trust, for the benent of the creditors of the said
John, F McDermott.; all persons. therafore. tndebted
to the said John F. McDermott. will- make immediate
payment to the assignee. and those having claims or
demands, will mite known the same without delay.
• E. O'NEILL,
Montrose, April 4, 1877. 14-20 • • Assignee. "
•
- -. VDMINISTRATOR'S
the estate of Catharine Payne, dec'd., of. Lenox,
Letters of Administration in the said estate having
been granted to the undersigned, all persons owing
said esute are requested to make immediate payment,
and al persons havingelatnia' against said estate, are
requested to present them without delay.
A. A:PAYNE, Adni'r '
March 7,1877. * 10146. ;
• VALUABLE FARM FOR . SALE.
1.1
Thn subscriber offers his farm for sale, in Sil-' -
irer Lake, containing 200 acres. and as fine a dairy or
stock lamas there is in the county- = unsurpassed to
fertility and prudnetiyeness of soil either for grain or
grass. - Good buildings and fine fruit. - Call 'on 'or an
dress - SKINNEtt, or '
W. H. COOPER Montrose, Pa.
' Jan'. 1114-3-m
A SSIGNEE'S , NO TE
iC." •
John W. Si lvans having: Is signed ail his elititte
to the undersigned In trust tor his ereditars, all persons
indebted by book !Account or otherwise are requested to
make :immediate -sg , ttlement, and,all having claims
against the estatelvilisdease preset them As to
. •• H. McCOLLUM;signee.
Montrose Aprili 1077. • • 13w6
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XECUTOR'S NOTICE.- , -Whereas,
-. Letters testamentary to the estate , of John Boyle
late of New M Wort], twp. dee'd. having been granted to
the' undersigned. all persons indebted* to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment, and all per
eon hsving claims against the same, are requestea to
present them, without delay. , • •
F. 'W.11011 . .13 Exeentoi.
Apr. 4, 11; 1 77. 4w6.
.
SSIGriEES' Fallahee, of p.
1114. pnlacon tont:whip, baying astst , kned to me All We
estate. in trust; for. the - . 'petit of ereditor4 ; Permit
indebted to said astute, are requeated. to m:lke
d tate. :Bettlemcnt,:•and'Ail having Online - not nst the
eatue to present them to GEORGE P. fill"?LE,
- • - " Assignee of - Edward Patin tiee. "
Montrose, Aprll44. . • .
A SSIGNEES' NOTICE.—Terry Cokeiy. of Springville
toirnshin, loving assigned tome all his estate, in
trust. for the benefit of creditors; all y (aeons Indtbted
to said estate. are requested to make, immediate settle
ment, and, all having claims against the same; to pre
sent them to GEORGE P. LITTLE. -
, - • • Assignee of Jerry Cokely,
Montrose, April 40E87. , • 14-20
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A. 0. WARREN, Auditor.
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UNDERTAKING, &U.
The Subscribers - will, make - Undertaking 'a
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the most elegant litzeßszs in the State, ,
all needing their services will , be at- _
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Montrose; Dec: 20.1846m3.
AN IMPORTANT LOCAL REFORM I
ilereatter goods! will be • sold at (
-E. P. StAltili'g
In MontrOie.,:for CASH at CASH PRICES.
will keep' - good goods and make the
prices to suit the closest buyeis.
'r
MOUE,
t: • P'SC Pt
I have had" seven yOrs experience in
buying and selling FLOURso that I, know
where to buy arid what to' bily to snit the
customers of this vicinity. '
, •
I ILL MAKE A SPECiALTY OF WRITE .
WHEA.r FLOUR • -
aid warrant every' barrel and sack to
snit orrefund the . money.
TOBACCO
I have reeently made arrangernents by
which I Can' sell CHE7IXO n TOBACCO by
the pound as cheap u‘syou can buy of any
wholesale .Tobaceo Hobse by the barrel.
I also keep Chew :mg . Tobacco, in,lo lb.
cadd'gs for. whi..h I will make special
,races. I - -1-
I. keep on band a hire qtlAtitp of SALT
and keep andel' 'never, land will sell it as
tow as possible for this l and
Sugar, Tea; Coffee; Syrup, Soap, Pork,
Fish, SLe.,. all at the nimble six pence
prices. ,
I trust I• will Teceive .sufficient patron-,
age from cash buyers to make ,the kittah
system a success. , - Respectfully,
E. P. STAMP
Opposite the Banking House of Wm. H.
Cooper & Co., and the Dry :Gbods House of
Guttenberg; Rosenbaum &
Montrose, Oct. 1.1, 1876tt.
~~~<, .. ,
Raving just returned from Nev Yo:k with a large
and well selected stock, I shall be able to give my pat
rons the beet bargains seen in this county for years, as
they will be fully, convinced by giving us a call and ex
amining our stock. , Read the folio ing list.
DRY .GOODS.
Calieeeit 5 ta Sc.
Mnslins ............ 6 to 11c.
Delaines • 20 to 85c.
Dress Goods,— .. 20 to 5Cc.
alpacas.., 25 to 75c.
Shaves. ~- . 75 to $lO.
J
Ladies' ackets . ......... .. .. ... ..ss,to $lO.
GROCERIES.,
,
Sugars— A . . '' 113,1 c .
-" C..
-. ' ....... ...... 103tc.
Japan Tea ...... a 5 toll.
Hyson Tea -' ....... . ....... 25 to al..
'
Rice. 8 to 10c.
Boss Chewing Toliacco 1 ' 50c.
Raialna; new— .'. • - ' • ' • 15e.
Also, Hats and Caps. Crockery, Glass and . Wooden
Were. - Table and Pocket Cutler y. Hardware. Stoves,
Tinware, Ropes, Cordage,And in fact, everything usu
ally kept in country stores.
Our motto is,our customers' iuterest are our interest*
therefore it is for our benefit to give them all the ad
vantages of a *ell bought Atock. . ‘.•
We are still alive on Poultry, and want 10.900 poitnds
dressed immediately, for which ' , the highest market
price will be paid. . •„
Bring oil your Poultry. Butter; Eggs, and 'ether pre.
duce. and we guarantee you will: be. well pleased Uut&
you•
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J. R. RAYNSFORb.
Yard. near' N. R. R. oepot.
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BEE . GOO !
MALLOW'.
ALWAYS UP TO THE TIMES!
GREATEST INDUCEMENTS EVER OFFERED FOR
CASH OR READY PAY
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Sipp
75
Calf Boots . • . 52 785 0.• 5:
50
Boys' Boots 100 800
Ladies' Calf Shoes ..' 150 350
Ladies' Grain Shoes . ' . 1,25 240
Children's Shoes ' ' '6O 160
• RILILDY-MADE CLOTHINtiI.
Sotto.. 6 to $lOl Overcoats $t 00 to $2O
Suits, all w 001.... Bto 15 Walking Coats 550 to 10
Snita,all wool,fan- Pants :100 to
cy ..... 10 to 18 • •
A law trrocKOP . - 1 .. ,
.., ,, ,:r . -. ctraicaxerD3r„..,-
,
just recelvedand for sale by , , i.. .. t. ..; , ---,:, •
k 11. 1
UPRialliX4 ~. 7 7- 1•. ',- ,• • i ~ 1. .. 1 , ~. •:-; , :.'
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l'br sale by. i . - ''' •.: ' • , *,,- :, - - 1 - ;4
- . •• . . ',' ~ 11,7.
? Lso.„:ALL HINDS Or- , --.-: -), ~, • , •-•, .. ~ ~,,,..,,,,,
i.n. • -;• •,.,.., •••,': ~. . - - •• '-`..,-..:- :
'GRObt iES . .
4tufe - etor'of
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.--- rt - ~ •, • ..- , - ,;"=;•, 4 . , •••,,i
*roe* COrla 3 ; 1 . , 11 1 : 14 / 111 9 t ' ~, ; •• ,
For -sale eale by '.. ' - i - .
4 ..,
--- Hi ,7.; TWEIIIf.:-` ,
Moritrire. tor9l. 1875 ,_,. •
TEE'S. :NOT
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ASSIONEFIS NOT OE-
Nod ce iaherebyiven. that S. H. Valentine, of
township of C net)? of Suslittehanna;
State of Penntylvanta. and P ebo A...his bl deed,
or voluntary at4latintent, has twalgrted all the cite ta i l
real and personal, of the *sail 8. It.- Valentine to W.
D. Lusk of Montrose, in, eat connty. in trust for.tho
benefit of the creditors of the said 8. IL Velentine.— ,
Ali persons 4 therefor', indebted to Ake said Si H. :N r at.
entitle. will make payment to the said Assipen, and
those having Claillltt or domande, will make Icnowct the
Same without delay, =
D. LUSK Aseptic,.
I ,
March 7.- *sTh
4 LL /I.IIYDS,9y iI , LANKS
a ATHIS'OFFICE.
ly screened,
s °Mee promptly Wed.
mosso 'constantly on
J. R. RAYNSFORD.