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wiuntorotto.
GOOD I'OR
There is an editor who never gets home till
long atter midnight, mid ho has a neighbor,who
was a clergyman possessing a parrot that has
voice like a planing pill. 'This parrot's cage
ift
put out about daybreak. and just as the lone
suffering editor is getting his first, sleep and
dreaming that he has scooped all the other pa
pers on a big Indian battle, the parrot gives a
war -whoop that makes the windows in the
ward rattle, and
,Bien goes off into a 'set ies ct
s h r i e ks, whistles, and yells enough to turn milk
sour in Cicero and set the teeth . of all bands on
e dge. The performance lastS till 9 o'clock, and
whenever it shows any signs of flagging, the
clergyman comes out, and with an almond or
lump of sugar, stimulates the bird to new fren
lies.
At least, this is how things used to be. They
are changed now. One evening in June, when
the editor went home :to dinner; his wife said :
"George, I have some nowt; for you!' , •
"Ah, my love, is it. exclusive ?"
"Our neighbors are going away for the PUM
tiler to Perry Springs."
"I hope they are going to take that...parrot
with them."
; and what do you think ? Titcy had
the impudence to come and ask It we would;
take care of the bird for them while ihey were
gone. Did you ever ? I'd like to wring its.
neck while they are gone."
A smile that was horrible to see, illuminated
the editor's race, as he hissed in a low, concen
trated voice .
"My dear, We. should always , try and return
rood for evil. will'take care of, that bird."
Next day the minister went. • away, and the
editor set himself assiduously to train the par
rot in the way he should go. He had a , -room,
padded and the wall -deadened, and be hung
the cage up in it. Then , he went and'hired two .
A. D. T. messengers, and bought a horse Syr ;
inge and water barrel, and instaled the boys'
in charge of the parrot. •
"My sons," he said. "little parrots that should
not sing but will sing, must be made not to
sing ; whenever that bird lets oft a. chirp, just
syringe him with ice water." ,
The boys carried out the insttuctions so ,
faithfully, that in ;ess than a week the bird was
as silent as it tomb. "Ab, his mind is now a
tabula toss, and prepared to receive proper in
struction. Ile must now be taught, and first.!
shall attendito his musical education."
Accordingly he hired a (nag from a variety
show, on Canall street, to teach- that parrot to
whistle all the popular airs of the day ; such as
"Yum !' Ttim Yuni !" "Saw my leg off !" "As
I was going over the bill, I saw a maid milking
a billy goat !" Then the vocalist taught that
parrot all the cries of the street peddlers, and,
how to swear in fine print without the use of
gla'ses. "Now," said the editor triumphantly,
"if I can teach him the value of time, I • shall,
be well repaid." By dint of syringing the bird
with ice water when he offended, and comfort
ing him with almonds, he reduced the bird to
the status of a feathered alarm clock, set to go
with an unerring regularity at 11:30 p. m. and
10:30 a. in., and, warranted not to run down. un
til the whole performance had been gone tbro'
with according to programme. The parrot's
education had cost him a heap of Money and
much trouble, but he did not regret it. He was
happy.
A week ago yesterday the minister returned
in the 7:30 p. in. train,' and received his precious'
bird. The editor went, home on the 10:30 car,"
lit his cigar,' opened the window, and with a
calm suire of expectancy listened. , The clock
had just struck 11:30, when there came si yell
of "fire 1' that probably startled everybody • in
the block but the' editor. "Lie still. my love," ,
he said calmly to his wife, "it is, only the par
rot. There is no danger." . ,
The fearful cry'was
. repeated ; the -editor
heard sounds as if the minister arid all the &II:l
-ily were jumping out of bed; then "windows
were opened on all sides, and he had the pleag
nre of seeing the man who kept the-key of, the
signal box (and wasn't insured) tear along the
street in histslippers and tiurn on an alarm., A
few momenta afterwaids . the fire bells and
the engine's came tearing up to the honie
Whence shouts of "fire"- were issuing. the min
ister had to go down and explain; and One of
the driver's remarked -audibly; that , he'd punch
the old snoozer's nose for a nicket Meaniihile
the parrot kept on yelllng - Voiles 1" "Fire 1"
"Ripe peaches ! fifteen cents a peck !" "Stror I"
"Appools !" and the like, 141 'about 2:15 a. :m,,
the editor, with 'a smile, fell asleep , leaving
word to call hina at ten.
It was the Messed tiabbath— r a bright,•sunny
morning. The street was crow_c nre ded with h h
-
goers. A number of deacons had called to wel
come, their pastor home and conduct him-to
the.church. The parrot had:been dOzing , on
his perch in the sun ; but as the chiirele bells,
one after another,' began to chime, he began to
get excited. Presently Atte 10:80 bell:struck
his first note, and punctual to the second, the
minister, his family, and friend's appeared on
the piazza. Punctual to the second, also,- the
parrot above them yawned, scratched his ear,
and remarked : "0 Erebus I" (He said it in
} 4'nglisb ) General attention was at once rivet
•ed, and he combined in et honeyed tone, "glow's
Elizabetii e" then burst into a clear- melodious
whistle, "Yam Viiim I Yuen 1" then exorted
everybody in his hearing (calling them a set
to be
------ I" An immense sensation was
created, and the., pone , : came up and said the
minister ni4Bl, stop the bird, and not create a
public, nuisince or he'd have to come along:
Pleat ly,the minister got the SAM into the wood
ailed and put a bat of old carpets over biro ; but
his hair had nearly turned gray,and after it ter
rible day and night; he went to a tiewapt.Per
office and inserted' the following:
a !oaakta—a. valuable ` p
arrotp, speaks mud' moths.
owner -only putt With Mu emacecaimt o
ewe. t . Price low. _
Address X, eloll—dttnter's Mr.
„APRIL 18,.1877.
FURNITURE ! RE-MOVAL
.01i1 Stand of E. 'D. ROBINSON "
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• RE-OPENED ! . •
BE-OPENED ! '
• - R.-OPENED !
iit."ErMrit a le . CRC ri:T.M . ALM"
having moved from his Old quarters, No. 16 Chenango Street, to
SS Washington St., Binghamton,; .
Is - prepared to welcoe the former customers of the house arid all new comers. We have
every facili ty for putting our goods at moderate prices, for the .best of work.
'The business conducted in all its branches...El
88 Washington Street, BINGHAMTON. 11. Y.
TUESDAY, MAY lst, 1877.
C. .1E" . Co i 3 IE. 1.151 IS
cm. maxxaca- Ne.a.aztxcciv
BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM OF THE SOUTHERN TIER,
BOOT AND SHOE EMrORIUM OF THE SOUTHERN - TIER,
BOOT. AND SHOE EMPORIUM OF THE SOUTHERN-- TIER,
. . , . . . . . .•
. , . .
Ott Tuesday, May Ist, we shall open .over . 011 liundred.Cases.of .liew•Goods,,for
:WWI', Gents' and Children's wear; made - up in the , latest $11:14, most fashionable
styls, for Spring and Simmer, - all 'of, which will be offered at retail, 11 . t. prices much
lower than the same class - of goods have heretofre been sold at Wholesale, or . by the
•,., emselves. ' • . .
manufacturers th - ' •
We would respectfully call the atteption of the public to some fim of the etra
ordinary bargains which we are offering at 37 Court Street.' •
Ladies' hand-make Serge Buak'ns and Slippers only 44c... 155 c., 60. Fine Kid Slipplrs 65c. 75c.. pc. Carpet
Slippers 47c. Web Slippers. 31e. Ladies' a d Misses' low cut Kid Button Shoes and Ties,only Pc.. $1 00. 1 15,1 23
Ladies' hand-make Giove Kid Lace Shoes. low heels and broad soles,. the most comfortable ever worn. only
$1 75. Soft Goat skin. $1 . 50. , 1,
Ladies' French and American calf sewed and hind-pegged lace shoes, single and 4 fionble soles, $1 50, 1 75 and
2 Oit. lleityy split leather lace shoes, Pile, and $1 00.
En Ladies' serge 'shoes we have a un.' most wonderful bargains. Serge Congress and high entlace, only 85c.
Serge button and'serge Foxed, laced. $1 15 and t 25. - . F
Our new French kid button hoot, for only $4 25. is justly celebrated fdr its elegant fitting. beautiful propor
tion", its great durability and perfect finish. We have this shoe in several different wiuths tocach size and
half size. . . • , •
Ladies' and Misses' Rubbers. "Candee." 45c. and 50c.
Ladles' Sandal button boots, Sandal ties and slippers, in stock and.rnade to order, with plain. French or Louis
Qualm ze h. els. French. Opera or box toes. .
Our Children's Department is stocked with an immense variety of fine band-sewed shoes. . .
Children's fine pebbled grain and pebbl-el goat; lace and button shoes, 75c., $t 00, 1 25, 1 50. ,
Children's awl Infants' fine black kid and pearl gnat button. and lace -shoes, heels, no heels and spring heels,
40c.. 5 c., 00c., and upwards:
Misses and children's elegant pearl button boots, cut from the finest of French goat, $1 50, 1 85 and 2 00.
Infants' fine hand-sewed kid and goat lace and button shoes, 40c., 60c. and 75c. .
The mo-t elegant. assortment of men's and boys' low buckled and lace shoes. ,
Kip loots. $I 75 to 3 00. Cnildrett'S kip boots, $1 15.
Men's and boy's heavy cheap lace and buckle shoes. $1 25 to 1 75.
Men's fine calf hand.sewad hbets, $5 00. 600 and 7 00. Hand pegged calf boots. $3 25 to 400. -
Gents' fine French calf.hand-made Jow shoes. $4 50. Fine American pair low buckle shoes, $1 50,1 75, 200 2 50
and .3 00. , ,
Gents' fine French calf Alexis buckle and congress gaiters, French toes and box.toes, $300.3 50, 4 00 and 4 50.
Best American calf and f plit leather, sl7+ and 200.-. . . ,
• Boys' and Yon.hs' cal' and goat butt n and lace shoes. buckle and strap shoes, $1 75 to 2 00,, , -
Boys, heavy lace and buckle *hoes. sl3l' and 150.
. Gents French kip strap shoes, creole congress. hand-sewed, made up very light, for dress and party wear
nnbbiest shoe ever seen in the Southern Tier. .
Gents' I rench and English cloth over glitters, the best in the city, only -93 c.
French dressing onl Pc. a bottle. French blacking 3e..and sc. a box. Button hooks lc., Buttons only 2c. a
dozen. Long laces from Bc. to sc. a dozen. stork soles 8c.:4 pair.
,
Rubber goods of every aescription at masturacturers' wholesale prieces. ,
Gents' and Ladies' Boots and Shoes made to order in any style and of any material desired.
GREAT BARGAINS IN JOl3. LOTS CONTINUALLY ON HAND IN THE
BONE CASH PRICE' TO A LL, CREDIT TO NONE.
No. 37 Court Street.
STATEMENT
OF SILVER LAKE TOWNSHIP.
This amount in Treasury lb from duplicate lor 1876,
also April Irr 1876. _ -
Balance in Treasury of Poor Taxes.
April let 1876 ' $ ',18363 .
Balance .n Treasury of Town Taxes
April lst 1876 366 85
Total In Treasu ry.._ --$ 550 4 5
Outstanding order paid by Treasurer. 437 90
Balance due town • from Treasurer' -
'AprillB76.. • 112 58
Taxes 1876, Special road duplicate... .309 44
Exonerations
Colleeter's percentage 15 06.
Amount paid 182 00 •
, Antonin in Treasury -- $ --- 104 17
Poor Duplicate for 1876 ' $ 51938 •
Exenerations - 21.25
Collector's percentage 24 90
Amount paid . • 416 81 ' -
Amount in Treasury ----$ 57 92
Town duplicate for 1876 $ 203 95 -
Xxonerations ' '506
Collector's percentage.— \ 1001
Amount paid
. 28768
• ththince_dne Treuarer.... ... . ---$ 96.8$
Dog dupll . cate for 1876 $ *lO3 00 •
Ex - Oriel:talons 5OO
Collector's percentage 490
Amount paid 64 00.
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Balance in Treasury .. 29 10
Special road tax in Treasury... . ... 104 'i7 -
Poor tax in Treasury.... .... 5792
Overpaid by Treasurer on . towri tax.._ 96 fin
Balance in Treasury April - 3d •
1877.... -11 64 76
Balance in Treasury since 1876..
.. . ..$ 112 88
Total balance in Treasury Apr.-13147. 177'84
W•tr'.ll/14V1 f
,- t Auditors.
PATRICK GORMAN,
April 11, 1877. - 15_17 •
ASSIGNEE'S` NOTICE.-:-Notice is
hereby given' that Bartholomew Gahegan, of
Silver Lake township Susquelmna County. hi., by
dee4 of voluntary' assignment, has assignee ail his es
tate and effects, real, ptrsoual and 'relied, to tile under
al: ned, in trust, for the ben t i t of the creditors of the
saw B letholomewOuheg,an ; all persons, therefore, in
debted lo the said Bari boiomew Gaheehat . 4 will make
immediate payment to the AisAignee, and those, having
claims or demands, will make known the mime with.
out delay. E. O'NEILL,
Montrose, March 28.1877. 13-19 Assignee. -
ASSIGNEE'S NOTIOE.---Notice is
hereby given that - John F. McDermott. or Au
burn townrhip, ~iusquehanna County, by deed of
voluntary assignineus , has assiguPd all his ettate and
effects. real, perronal, and mixed, to the undersigned,
in trust, for the benefit of the credi.ors of the said
John F. McDermott ; all persons.. therefore. indebted
to he said Jolla F. Ittoverinott. will mike immediate
payment to the assignee. and those !Mine claims or
demands, will mite known the same without delay.
• It VNEIGL,
Montrose, Apra 4,18 Th. • 14-20 Assignee.
DISSOLUTION NOVICE.
7 he Arm of G. It is P. IL Smith is this dap di
solved by mutual cozuseul.
Alldebt ovvitig . Said drm, must be settled in thirty
IWO Mite 01 in
sus
P. *MTN.
Prinkliik Yorka, April eit ISM 16—II
37 COURT STREET, BINGHAMTON, N. Y.
WHOLESALE DEPARTIfENT.
ALL GOOIsS WARRANTED
AS REPRESENTED.-
Legal.
-GRAND.---
—AT Tag--
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Notice is
hereby given that Curtis Terikesbury,'or La
throp township, .Susquehanna County. Pa., bydeed of
volute ary assignment, has. assigned, all his es'ate and
effects, real, persenal. and mixed, to the Undersigned,
in,trurt. for the benelt of the creditors of;the said
Curtis Tewkesbury; all persons. therefore indebted
to the said Curtis 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, IST?. ,14-20 Assignee.
ASSIGNEE'S' NOTlCE.—Notice is
heiebykiveri that Idiehael L. Griffin, of Forest
Lake township, Stoquelianna• County, Pa., by deed of
iroluntary• assignnient, has assigned all his estate and
effects, tent personal and 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 make immediate piky
ment to the assignee. those havine claims or de
mands. will make known the same without delay.
E. O'NEILL,
Montrose, March *B, 18TI. 13-19 Assignee.
ASSIGNE.I.I'S NOTWE.
John .Bilvius having- assigned all Me eitate,
to the,underslgned in trust for his creditors, alt persons
Indebted by book hccomit or otherwise are 'requested to
make immediate settlement,. and all having claim
against the estate" will pleaSe present' them' to'
A. H. McCOLLIIM, Assignee.
Idontrose, Apr 114,1877. 18w6
SSIGNEESt NOTICE.--Eilward Faliahee, of Ap•
.0111. polacoti township. having assigned to me all his
etttate, in trust, for the ieneflt of creditors ; all persons
indebted to said estate, are requested to make flume.
(hate settlement; and all hiving claims agiinstlhe
same to present them to GEORGE P. Ltrruc, . •
Assignee of Edward Fallabee.
• Montrose, April 4, , 14-40
SSIGNEES I NOTloE.—Jerry Coirel.l. of Springville
GA. township, hiving assigned to me all his estate, in
trust. for the benefit of creditors; all y unions indebted
to said estitte. are requeited to make immediate settle
ment, and all having claims against the same, to pre
sent them to " 'GEORGE P. LITTLE.
-Assignee of Jerri Cokelt.
Montrose, April 4, IEB7. . • 14-20
ADMINISTRATOR'S' NOTICE.-IN
the estate of Catharine Payne, ' deed., of Lenox,
Letters of Administration in , the said estate, having
been granted to the underrigned, "all pereons owing
said to are requested to, make immediate payment,
and al persons baying clams ag dust said p state, are
reqqested to present them without delay.
A. A. PAYNE; 'Adm'r
March 7,1817. * 10w6.
A VALUABLR FARM FOR SALE.
fe
The subscriber offers hie farm for sale. in Sil
ver Lake, containing 200 acres, out Ss due a di'', o r
stook Una MI there is in the county—unsurpassed in
fertility and productiveness of soil- either for grata or
grog*. Good buildings-.and fine fruit. co 04 91
dress - H. R. 58INNist; or
W. K. COOPZA Montrose, Po.
Jas. 17,—a4sa
Open from 6 a. - me.to . lo p.
C. F. noweing.tbs,
Binghamton, N. Y.
Le c 'al: -
GLENN'S
suLPHuze SOAP.
THOROUGHLY CURES DISEASES OF TUE SKIN,
BEAUTIFIES THE:- COMPLEXION, PREVENTS
AND - REMEDIES RHEUMATISM AND GOUT,
I . IEA'S SORES AND - ABRASIONS OF THE
CUTICLE. AND COUNTERACTS, CONTAGION.
This Standard External Remedy for. Eriap,
.•.tioni,.Sorea and Injuries of the Skin; not - only
REmpVES,FItONt THE COAII'LEXIi)N.ALL BLEM-••
thilES arising from inipurities of the`
blood 'and obstruction of the porei, • but- 'also
tbose,,p,roduced by the sun and, wind, such.ni
tan_ and freckles: It renders the cu - rici.z
4.ftitvEtiitsis :CLEAR. smciarif and . PLIANT,
and beini, a 'AVIIOLE:SOME BEAUTIFIER is far'
preferable, to any !cosmetic.
.• •.• • ••
• ,:414, THE,:ItEMEDIAL ADVANTAGES- OF -SUL
BA:rfi are insured,f;Y ; : s
afritia , B • Staiii44l* 'Soap, which in addi
tion fo its liurifying'eflcots;remedieL- ant(PR E
., VENTS:RHEUMATISM and GOUT.
t . •
t' It also -pist . NFirrs• crtyrnim and LINEN
and . PREVENTS
coIiatUNIcATED
CONTACT. w ith .1114 PERSON.: •
/LT: DISSOI.Vcs T.) K Fr, prevents
r,ess,.and retards qay:css of the' heir.
PllvtilCl is snto.k & it ! '.. 1 1 •^F- Ins
•
Pric , s —95 P7l 56 1 C '4"; per
e7;:x (3 0 Ikes),f
:; 8.-=The so ce:A c...kei .
.1 7 4.14.ve tit
'.- I!',7;‘U # FE : A . - -S1 ' yliviti:::•::.pYE,".
c. k 5*.) Tents.
EMME
Ik e ,
- t
SULPHUR SOAP
Is Cleansing. Deoddrizie, Disinfecting, Soothing.
,ling anti Purifying.
It rend.-rs the cnarqe , 4 skin remarkably
soft MO healthful. It imparts - a beatitibil
t.nnsaintess to the skin, and forms an elastic
whiteness. It etires lawns, scalds. chaftag
"excoriations, rettglniNia, ittn, sunburst. I reek
les; liver spots, chapped hands, sores', Ulcers..
-dandruff. blisters on the hands and feet. itch,.
ground itch, itching between the toes. itching
of the body, piles, eons. • Also relieves the
itching and irritation of biting and stinging
insects. - As it is , especially adapted' to the
Totter, Nunstni, and 11.trii.coust. you 'cm
rote a Sulphur Auk at Veasure. Fur bath.
ing Children, it Is unequalled. - Ladies who
tacit in their Toilet would never do without
it. It nentralLes the odor of perspiration,
and, as an external remedy, can scarcely he
-14.sed amiss. Full directiens accompany each
package. TUT IT.
Prim 25 Mr: por Cake. 3 Oates for CO et:.
By mall 35 ets.. By mail CU.
, MAIN ' Deter it
Ilr. Van 133,r1ces* Office,
No. 1321 Gieen St., Pkladelphia.
sold by all Druggist%
USE NO OTHER,
W W. SMITH & SON,
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of
Pitu.r.iattu.re
PARLOR SUITES,
CHAMBER SUITES,' ," 1
COSTLY &CHEAP FURNITURE,'
ALL ifiNDS OF MATTRESSES,
SPRING BOTTOMS, &c., &c.
car Furniture Repaired, Bottoms put in Chairs,
Upholstering done, Covering Chairs
. and Lounges, Mattresses .
done* over.
~k,~ `,. i i +
UNDERTAKING, &O.
The Subscribers will make. Undertaking . a
.specia t ity in their ; businew Hailing
_,
the nttrit elegant Mumma in The Mate.
all needing their will be at.;
tended to*piothntly and at sat
isfactOry charges.: - .
W. .W• SMITH & SONS
*?ntrct.BlTau• iO,iYrii• .
GRAND OPENING
OP
FALL AND WINTER, ~.
MILLINERY, - HAIR AND FANOY.GOUDO.
• "
, .
rArs'is-c MILLINE-RT.
Hating retnrnei from New York with - the iinestand
best selected stock of goods ever le• tills section of
Ilgre i g s ii:t i e l , (l 22K F i e d at 4rc r ): . es S O i r k s e ll tia b g i td ia
stt
• with pricer; to suit all.
Alto Pr auk Leelle'a Cut Paper Patterns in full variety.
REMEMIF THE PLACE,
BING I LAFON, I
Court
141!,,
CO Er St.
Binghamton „N. Y., April
TAYLOR'S COUGH SYRUP.
All persons suffering from the effects of thresh and
lung d leesses should give Taylor's Cough Syrup or ex.
peelOrull I a trial. It works tho °uglily upon the Liver,
K.doeys and Lupg4, as well as upon the whole system,
cleansing 'the mucous membrane removing soreness
and giving tone end strength to the differentotgans.—•
it is warranted to give satisfaction.
'Ali etatidiai in need of aconditionAkOWdar - for any
kind of stock or poultry phould give Taylor a trial.=
They are warranted to be the NM powder is minket
oad_tosive satire oatlaladtios or the sum will be re-
MAC Tbey an sold by all dealers la
CCOO . 000 AL
CO 0: A A L
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CCM 00v A A . LLLLL I •
From the Black. DlamOitd ..Velo. Wilber-Barre. Beat
Antbratite mined. Celebrated Prosimm. Colliery,
J. R. RAYNSFORD.
Yard pearN. R. R. Depot.
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888 RIM: 0 0 S& L ,: BE ..N N N
B . 'B R R' 0 0 K K E .'' N NN
888 R R. 00 R K 888 N NB ::
All Coal thoroughly screened.
Orders" left at Central Express Office promptly filled.
Barclay Coal for. soliciting , rpores CAMPUITItIy2 0 n
hand ' - J. R. RAYNSFORD.
Uontroset Dec. 10. 11176m8.;
A N 131 ORTANT LOCAL REFORM !
•ttereatter goods will be sold at
E. P. STAMP'S STORE,
In Montrose, for. CASH at CASH PRICBB.
I will ke6p good gsiithrufr make the
prices'to suit the closest buyers.
MOON,
-I have had seven years experience in ,
buying and selling Ftoun so that I know
where to buy and what to buy to suit the ,
customers of this vicinity.
I WILL MAKE A SPECIALTI OF WHITE
WHEAr FLOUR
and warrant
. ettery,-harre 4 l and sack to
suit or refund the inotev.
CHEWING TOS.ACCO!
I have recently made arrangements by
which I can sell Ciii i wt;gG TOBACCO by
the pound as cheap Heyou can buy of any
wholesale Tobacco House by 'the barrel.
I also keep Chewing' Tobacco In 10 lb.
ca reB.
d ic dgs for r will make Special
p
SgB.3CaT.
I keep on hand a large quantity of SALT
and keep under cover, and will sell it as
low as possible for this market. .
Sugar, Tea,
Coffee, Syrup; Soap, Pork,
Fish,.&c., all at the nimble six pence
prices.
I„trust I . will receive sufficient patron
age from cash b uyers . to make the cash
system a succes Respectfully,
E. P. STAMP
Opposite 'the Banking House of . Win. H.
Cooper & Co., and the Dry GOods House of
Guttenberg,liesenbaum & Co.
Montrose. Oct. 11, 1876tt.
kLWAYS UP TO THE TIMES !
URWEST INDUCEMENTS EVER . OFFERED FOR
CASH OR READY PAY I
Having Just returned from New To k with a Lugs
and well selected stock, T shall he able to give my pat
runt the best bargains, seen. In this county for years, as
tney will be fully convinced by giving us a call and ex
amining our 400. Head the folio a lug Hat.
DRY GOODS.
Calicoes. - .. .. 5 to Bc.
Moslins . 8 to 11c.
De1a1ne5....... ............ %St to 35c.
Dress Goods.— ~ 20 to sfc.
.1
Alpacas... • 25 to 75c.
Shaw:s ' ... . ... .....176 to 110.
Ladies' Jackets ' ' l s s to $lO.
1 GROCERIES.)
fingtra— A..... Itlic ,
, i
6:. • C ..t .
:span Tea.... . ..1.....10mc.
i 85 to 11.
IlTea - .;-.-..., ....... ........ .....i.. 25 to $l.
Rice. • • 8 tci lee.
Boss phewing Tobacco... ..... . . ... . ..50c.
Ratable. 31QW....... 15C .
BOOTS AND SBOES.
' '
Hipp Boots. $275 $3 75
Calf Boots . • 850 450 ,
.Boys' Boats . 100 -300'
Ladies' Calf. Shoes 160 2 BO;
Ladies , Grain Shoes •125 2,40
Children's Shoes , . 60 1 . 611
READY-MADE CLOTHING•
Snits— $6 to $lO f Overcoats $t 00 to $2O
Snits, all w 001.... Bto 15! Walking Costs 560 to 10
Sults,all ivooljan- Pant 5......... 100 to 5
cy - 10 tO 18
Also, Rats and Caps, - Crockery , Glass and Wooden
Ware; Table and Pocket Cutleiy. Hardware. Stoves,
Tinware. Ropes, Cordage, and in fact, everything usu
ally kept in country stores.
Curl:nett° is t our cnstomeis' listereat are our interests„
therefore it is for, our benefit to give them all the ad
vantages of, a well bought stock. , .
We Are still alive on Poultry. and want 10;000 pounds
dressed, immediately; for- which ,the highest. marke t
price will be paid. . . .
-B ring l on you'r Poultry. Butter. Rail, and other phi.
duce. and we guarantee you will be well&Red that.
you's:died. '
• T. S. WHIEATCROF'T.
Rush. Pit.. Oct. 25, 1816m8. '
Nlyi. !mos. or •
Clre:lo33...er"S",
juet received and fc;i.eife by
S I44IR Y INE
FLOUR',
For eels by
A LBO„ALL BINDS OF
„,.
GRKERIES,
At the store of
‘:' Iflrc•ass.h. 4Z:Orataas.weip,
For sale by
Montrose., Apr 111.18714.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Notice le hereby given that S. EL Valentine. of the
township of- Springville. ronnty br misquehnunsi '
State of Pennsylvania. and Phsbe bill wife. by deed •
of . vOtnntary ny-sicnincnt, has assigned all the estate
real and personal. of the raid S. - 11. Valentine to W.
D. Lnek of Montrose. in said county. In trust for the
benefit of the creditors of the' said Valentine.—
Allpersens. thereforg , indebted to , the saidtz . Ef. Val
entine. will make payment tothr said Assignee, and
those hawing claims or demands, *ill make known the
same without deleY,
W. D. 1.1:181C. .Assigies.
March 7.; 1577. • lOwif
LL - KINDS OF BLANKS
a AT THIS OFFIOX
H. J. WEBB.
H. Ji WEBB.
B. J.' WEBS.