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MONTROSE, PA., APRIL 25, 187 . 7. ,
Nuittorotto.
c)
FEELLIkT' CATAt?)TIOPHE.
"Come with me and be my love
Meow I
How •
Now
Come from the Woodshed roof above,
Near
Here,
Never mind that brindled fellow
That
Fat
Cat , l
Listen to my wooing mellow, _
blovt—
Oh II" •
From the window tar above,
• • Cat, .
A cruel man a bootjack hove-
Yt
Bit • . '
On the ground the lover lay,- ,
Busted.
Head-
Head— - •
Dead;
While his sweetheart. skipped-away
Mad,.
Sad, .
•
But the brindled fellow—:
That
Fat
Cat,.
Wooed her in such accents mellow—
So
Neat, -
Sweet,
That he wou her young affections
True
Blue, •
Too
While her firlt love endured dissectinn
Sweet
Sausage
Meat 1 `
SAM HOUSTON AND THE HAM .
On a recent business trip to Houston, says a
Texas correspondent of the Sun; I had for a
traveling companion a well known merchant
of Galveston, whJ told story after story of ear
ly days in Texas. One struck me as 'worth
presetving.
"When my father first came here," said the
merchant, "he settled in Houston—then the
capital of Texas. I was put in a grocery and
provision store under a very strict and par,
simonious boss. One morning, just as I had
swept out, Toth, Gen. Houston's body servant,
came into the store. Looking ;around be spied
a fine ham—a rara axis in those days. Having
asked the price, lie said he would take it and
the president would call around and pay for it.
I felt proud of thy sale and called
,the atten
tion of the boss to it as soon as he came in.
"Did you get the money ?" he asked quickly.
"No ; but President Houston is coming
rour.d to pay for it."
" •President Housion—tle devil 1 Did TOM
say he would see it paid
" 'No, sir.'
"'Then yOu are a fool. , Now, sir, you go.
straight to the president's kitchen and bring
me that ham, unless Toni sais it shall be paid
for.' -
"I started off, very much crestfallen, and not
liking the job before me. Bat I resolutely
walked into the kitchen. Tom was there. I
saw my barn lying there, with a few slices cut
off it, and seized it, told Tom unless he would
undertake to see that the money was piid,
must take it back.
Tom cogitated awhile, and then said
"Young man, take back your meat. `The gin
eral is a mighty good master,but a mighty pdor
paymaster, and I don't keer to involvilate my
self with his debts.'
"This was enough for me. 1 left with the
ham in my hand. Going around to the gate, I
had to pass the front door. There. stood Gen.
Houston, the president of. Texas, with a puck
et handkerchief in one hand and a toothpick in
•the other. 'My little :man,' said he, in his su
perb manner", `tell your master I sm under great
obligations for a most delicious breakfast; and
would pay him, but I really haven't got,the
money. The fact is, young man, Texas is very
poor, and, as her president, I must , share her
poverty."
A CASH TRANSACTION.
A gentleman living on Duffield street yester
day, hired a boy to walk - home 'beside him and
eatry a bundle, having first agreed to pay the
lad 15 Cents. Reaching the house, the man
found be had no smaller change than a quarter,
and he said
"If you mill call at my ()thee at 2 o'cloct, Pll
have thef
...hange." •
"But it b e ' b e cash down,": protested tie
boy.
"So it was ; but I 48,Yezetfsth change, you
see. You'll have to call at my office.li
"I'll call," growled the. boy, as he turned
away, "but I know just how it will work.—
When I knock on' the door, Is ercis-e,yed clerk
will yank it open, ask me what Z want and
when I tell him he will yell nut : "That than
went into bankruptcy last September,-,and now
you git !" That's the .way they allus play
,it
on nue, sir, and I druther lose the 15 cents than
to call the clerk a dode -and have to &Age coal
set! t les all the way down stain.".
Tile gentleman whiked with him to the near
est grocery and made change. '
A little boy was asited the other day it he
knew where the wicked finally went to. -• Xtei
answered, "They practice laW a spell here and
then go to the legislature." It was .a painful
operation for the boy to at down. f " a few
days,
A crowd is not totapanY.
FUR N ITURE I
ALITrI 4I 2" CE:t<>TIV''S3M
Staving moved from his Old Quartm, No. 16 Chenango Street,
Is prepared to welcome the former customers of the house andk , all new:comers.
every facility for putting our goods at moderate prices, for the best of work.
Ernie business conducted in all its branches...o
88 Washington Street, . BINGHAMTON N Y.
TUESDAY, MAY 184 1877.
''.-. ' - '-:. - 3FLi.'-'-.-'3IEIC'C) -T.40 - 1-1'1r...•1" 63 - 13. 7
t 4l ) ' 4 l Di' ' 4 l ll ill b' IFEMP *-LiVz• v ar- - - - / , =4 IC 4IO- 3 •:•111 1 07-:-14;111
BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM OF THE SOUTHERN TIER,
BOOT AND SHOE E oßrum OF THE SOUTHERN" TIER,
BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM OF THE SOUTHERN TIER,
On Tuesday; May Ist, we ahall open over One Hundred Cases of New Goods'for
Ladies', Gents and Children's' wear, made up in the lateit and :most fashidnable
stylei, for Spring and Summer, all'of which will be offered at retail; atriricestnnch
lower thaii the same class of gooderhave heretofore been sold at wholeaalei or by the
manufacturers themselves. ' r • - , • _
We would respectfully . call the attention of the ,public to some - few of the extra
' ordinary bargains which we are Offering at 37 Court Street:
' Ladies' hand-make Serge Buslens and' Slippers only 48c., 55c., 60. Fine Kid Slloplrs 65e.. "Me.. 85t. ..Carpet
Slippers 47c. Web Slippers. 30c. Ladies' a •cl Misses' low cut Kid Button Shoes and Ties,only 85c.. $1 00.1'15,1'25
Ladies' hand-make Glove Kid Lace Shoes. low heels and broad eoles, the most comfortable ever worn, only
sl 75. Soft Goat skin. $1 50.
Ladies' French and American calf sewed and hind-pegged lace shoes, single and dontile soles, $1 50, 1 75 and
2 00. Heavy split leather lace shoes, 90c. and $lOO.
s in Ladles serge shoes we have slmo most wonderful bargains. Serge _Congress and high cut laCe, only 85c.
Serge button and serve Foxed, laced. $1 15 and t 25..
Our
Our new French kid button boot, for only $4 25. is justly celebrated for its, elegant fitting, beautiful propiar
tions, its great durability and perfect finish. We have this shoe in several different wiuths to each size and
half size,4ll
. -
Ladies' and Misses' Rubbers. "Candee," 45c. and 59c. .
_ irilgi .
Ladies" Sandal button boots, Sandal ties and slippers, in stock and made to oider, with plain, French or Louis
Quatorze hf els. French. Opera or box toes. - . •
Our Children's Department is stocked with an immense variety of fine band-sowed shoes.
Children's fine pebbled trrain and pebbled goat, lace and button shoes, 75c., $1 00,.125, 1 50. .
Children's an :1 infants' fine black kid and pearl goat button and lace shoes, heels, no heels and spring heels,
'
40c., 51c., 60e. and upwards. t
Misses and children's elegant pearl button boots. cut from the finest of French goat, $1 50. 185 and 00.
Infants' fine Land-sewed kid and goat lace and button shoes, 40c., 60e. and 75c.
The most elegant assortment of rhea's and boys' low buckled and lace shOes.
Rip loots. $1 75 to 300. Children's kip boots. $1 15. •
Men's and boy's heavy cheap lace and buckle shoes. $125 to 1 75.
Men's fine calf band-sewed boots, $5 00. 600 and 700. Rand pegged-ealf boots, $325 to 400. ,
Gents' fine French calf hand-made low shoes. $4 50. Fine American calf• low buckle shoes, $1 50, 1 75, 200 2 50
and 300.
Gents' fine French calf Alexis buckle and congress, gaiter* French toes and box toes, $300.3 50, 4 - 00 and 450.
Best American calf and split leather, sl7i and 2 00. 1
Boys' and Yon.he cal! and goat bntt:.n and lace shoes. hackle and strap shoes, $1 75 to 2 00.
Boys, heavy lace and buckle shoes. $1 3(1 and 150, .
Gents' French kip strap shoes, creole congress, hand-sewed. mado up very light, for dress and .party wear
nsbbiest'shoe ever seen in the Southern Tier.
Gents' trench and English cloth over gaiters, the be in the city, duly 95e. ' .
French dressing only: 9c. a bottle. French blacking 34. and sc. a box. Batton hooks lc. Buttons only 2c. a'
dozen. Long laces from 3c. to sc. a dozen. cork soles Sc. a pair.. • . .
Rubber goods of every eescription at manufacturers' wholesale prleces. . . ,
Gents' and Ladies' Boots and Shoes made to order in any style and of any material desired.
GREAT BARGAINS IS .108 LOTS CONTINUALLY ON HAND IN ,THE
BONE CASH PRICE' TO ALL, OIREDIT TO NONE.
No. 37'Qourt Street.
QTATEMENT • ,
OF SILVER LAKE TO - WNSHIP;
This amount in Treasury is from duplicate for 1875,
also April lbt 1376.
Balance in Treasury of Poor Taxes V V -
April Ist 1876 $ 183 63 -
Balance in Treasury of Town Taxes
epril-lst 1876 866 85
Total in Treasury.. —5 550 48
Outstanding order paid by Treasurer. 437 90
Balance due , town. , from Treasurer
April 1876.. . 11258
Taxes 1876, Speci a l road duplicate.. . 80944
Exoneration ... 8 21
Collector's percentage . 15 06
Amount paid • • 18200
Amount in Treasury ----$ 101 17
Poor Duplicate for 1876 •5 - 51938 •
Exonerations..., 21 25
Collector's percentage . 2490
Amount paid 415 81
Amount in Treasury 57 42
Tciwn duplicate for 1876 • $ ' 20595 '
Exoneratinns 5.06
Collector's percentage.... 10 01 -
Amount paid
' Balance due Treasurer 96 83
'Dog duplicate for 1876 $ 10360 -
Exoneration. 500
•Collectorii percentage 490
Amount paid.... ..-
64 00
Balance in Treasury -------$ 29 10
Special road ta. in Treasury:...... $ 104 ' 17
Poor tax I.Treasury... .. 57 42
Overpaid by Treasurer on .......... 96 83
Balance in Treasury. April 3d
187'7 —5 64 76
Balance in Treasury since 1876...... . 5 - 112 58
Total balance la Treasury Apr. 3 177. 117 84
W. J. HEAVY, _ _ t Auditors - .
PATRICK t.TORMAN, I -
I April 11, 1877. ' . • - • 15-17 , -
A ESIGNEE'S- NOTlCE.—Notide is
hereby Liven that Bartholomew Gatt4 , an, of
Silver Lake township, Susquehanna County, Pa., by
deed of voluntary assignment, his assigneu all his es
tate and-effects, real, ptrsonalsnd mixed, to the under
siyned, in trust, for the benefit of the creditors of the
said B irtholomew Gahegan ; all perSOns, therefore, in
debted to the, said Bartholomew Gaheehan, will make
immediate payment to the assignee, and those having
claims ordemands, will_ make known the name with
out delay. B. O'NEILL,
Montrose, March 28,1877. 13-19 Assignee.
•
SSIGNEE'S NOTlCE.—Notice is
hereby given that John P. McDermott, of Au
bare, township, :iusquettauna. county, Ps : , by steed of
veluntarY assignmcni , has assigned all his estate and
effects. real, perzonnl. and mixed, to the undersigned,
in trust; for the benefit of the creditors of the raid
John P_ McDermott all persons. therefore, indebted
to the said John F. McDermott, will make immediate
payment to the assignee. and those having claims or
,demands, will =le known the same without delay.
E. O'NEILL,
Montrose, April 4, 137'1. 14-20 Assignee.
DISSOLIITION NOTICE.
Ili° frm.of , G.,11. & P. H. Smith inthis day Ale.
solred by mutual consent:
debtaowing firm s must be settled in thirty
days from date of notice.
P. 11. 8111711.
Itnialdiu Yorks, April 6th 1877. 16.47
Old Stand of E. D. Ronrxso
88 Washington St, BinghtuntOn,
37 COURT STREET, BINGHAMTON, N. Y.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
. ALL GOODS WARRANTED
AS REPRESENTED.
Legal.
REOPENED !
RE-OPENED !
RE:OPENED !
-GRAND--
-=AT ,
4-3-SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.--Notice ig
. • hereby given that Curtis Tewkesbury; of La
throp township. Susquehanna County. Pa., by deed of
volun•ary assignmem, has assigned all his es'ate and
effects, real, personal, and mixed, to the undersigned.
in trust, for the benefit 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, 1817. 14.-20 Assignee.
ASSIGNEE'S .NOTlCE.—Notite is
hereby given that Michael L. Griffin, of Forest
Lake. township Stitquehanna County, Pa „. by deed of
voluntary assigiuneht, has assigned all his estate and
effects, real'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. Griflin, will make immediate pay
ment to thewspignee. and those having claims or de
mands. will•ma_ ke known the same without delay.
IL O'NEILL,
Montrose, MarchtB,lBTl. 18-19 Assignee.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. -
John W. Bilvius having assigned all his estate
to the'undersigned in trust tor his creditors, all persons
indebted by book account or otherwise are requested to
make immediate sottlement, and all having claims
against the estate will please,present them to
- A. H. McCOLLUM, Assignee.
Montrose, April 4, 18w6
SETIGNIDES' NOTlCE.—Edward Pail:thee, of ap..
ti polacon township, having assigned to me all. his
*date, in trust, forthc lariat of creditors ; all persons
indebted to said estate, are requested to make imme
diate, settlement; and all having claims against the
same to present them to IGIBORGE P. LITTLE.
Assignee of Edward.Pallatiee;
Montrose, April4,l. V. 14-20
SSIGNEES' NOTICE.—Jerry Vokeiy. of Springville
.4111. township, having assigned to me alibis estate, in
trnst."for tbe benefit of creditors ; airy cretins indcbted
to midsestate, arc requested to make immediate settle,
meat, and:ail having claims against the same, to pre
sent them to • GEORGE P. LITTLE.
, Assignee of Jerry. Cokelv.
Montrose,. April 4, IEB7. 14-20 • Y .
DMINISTRA.TOR'S NOTICE.-411
the estate of 'Catharine Payne, dec'd., of Lenox,
Letters of Administration in the &lid estate having
been muted ,to the undersigned, all persons,, owing
said est: te are reqftested
to wake immediate payment,
and al' persons having clatme agai net said estate, are
requested to present them without delay.. -
A. A. PAYNE Adm'r
March 7,187 T. * 10w6.
ERRORS 'OF YOUTH.
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nerv
ous Debility. Premature Decay. and all the affects
of youthful indiscretion will. for the sake of suffering
humanity, send tree to all who need it. the reciptand
fraction for making .the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing iciprofit by the advertis
er's experience out do so by addressing in perfect caul
dent
JON% ILOCIDIN, Csdar et., New York~
RE-M OVAL
Open from 6 a. tn. to 10:p. in.
C. F. HOTCIIIIRDIS,'
" Binghamton,- N. Y.
Le a al.
- GL
SUL PLIU:II,. SOAP.
Tifoxtgummt•Cults DISEASES OF,iliz Sur z r,
BEAUTIFIES rite COMPLEXION, PREVENTS
AND REMEDIES RIIEUMATISM AND GOUT,
, SORES Am?, ABRASIONS OZ THE
CUTICLE AND . CoUNTERACTS,CoNTAGION.
This _Siandard External , Remedi . for Erup.
tions, Sores and injuries or the Skin, not:enlY
RimoVETFRONLI'iIk: COMI;LE.i.ION ALL .BLEAT-
We have
IsitEs arising !rum local impurities Of the
blood and obstruction of the pores, but alsO
those • produced '.by the sun and wind, such as
tan and fre.ckles. It- renders the curicu?.. ,
MARVELOUSLY CLEAR, ; SMOOTH and PLIANT,'
and being a witotE.SOME BEAUTiFIER is far
, preferable- to any cosmetic. -
AL L'TIiE ItF.MEDIAL ADVANTAGES SUL.
r ,
PHI:I2 BATHC. are insured Wlr 1 - SE or ,
Glenn's Salyhttr Soap;' which in addi
tion to its - punlying elfet2ts, remedies and PRE-'
VENTS' RIIEUMATIShf and GOUT. 1 "
It also nisiNOI.:CTS monriNn, and LIMN'
and PREVENTS DISEASES CiantLINICATED
CONTACT With the PERSON. •
IT DISSOLV A maßurr, prevents u
ness, and retard. grayness of the hair. • ,
• Phv.sicians speak of it in Ligh terms.
PricA., —25 !Ili 53 en .,-4 s l )'or o , k- • pet
• B3X (3 C Coc, ot4
rt,--The so ec .r. cake* rrc triple, th.: EL -c ri i.:oxe at
1!!L ,4 II AIR A:•) WHISK E 7, 1Y14"
It renders the coarsest skin remarkably
:soft and healthful. It iinparts -a heautilnl
i
smoothness to the skin, Mel forins :m elastic
w
t llitetiess: . It ensile !urns , scalds, e luting
excoriations, roughness, tart, stmhurn. treek-
Its, liver splokeltapped hands, sores, ulcers:
dltodrliff. 111i4er:ton the hands and feet. itch,
ground itch, itching between the toes. itching
of the. body, piles, (tortes- AlsO relier'es the
itching ;and irritation. of I.itilig and stinging
inseds. As it is especially adapted. to the
:Tutt.rT, .tivr.statr, -and I.l.i.tti noom, yoti can
take a'Sofnitur Ilalli at pleasure.. For bath
•ing Children, it. is unequalled; Ladies-Who
use it in their Toilet would tieVer do,without
it: It neuttalt.es the Odor of perspiration,
and, as an external remedy. can scarcely be
used amiss. Full directions - accompany each
pAcka,7,e. ,TIIY • IT.
TIT W. SMITH & SON,
Manufacturers and -Dealers in all kinds of
F l 'Axiszkiture
PARLOR SUITES,
CHAMBER SUITES,
COSTLY & CHEAP. FURNITURE,
ALL KINDS OF MATTRESSES,
- - SPRING BOTTOMS, ac., &c.
. , •
VirFurniture Repaired,Bottomi put in Chairs,
Upholstering done, Covering Chairs
and ; Lounges , Mattresses
'done over.: .
, UNDERTAKING, &O.
The Subberibers will make Undertaking
.a
specialty - in their businesi. Having one of
the most elegant Hicituans in. the State,
all needing theirservices will be at
. tended to promptly and at sat- •
isfactory charges.
. w. smnitlic SON:
Xontromeohin.lo, 1877tf.
GRAND OPENING =
FALL AND WINTER;
MILLINERY, HAIR AND .
.:FANCY GOODta
a.
FRENC_II MILLINERY
Having returned from New . York with the finest.and
beet selected stock of goods ever in this section
of
Lace,lleludialFtrBll:;l:lts.anKlTageB3ll Ribbo ns,: s
ds
with prices to suit all
Also Pr ask Leslie's Cut Paper Patterns In :all variety•
.REMEMBER Tag PLAOII,
Court. 97 I BINGHAMTON, 97
,
Ste I . N.Y . N. Y. ' I Court [lst.
Bthghiunton, N. Y., April 19. 1876.0=-Iy.-81.
TAYLOR'S COUGH SYRUP. II
All persOns suffering from the effects of thrtnit and
lung diseases shout d give Taylor's; Cough Syrup or ex
pectorant a trial. It works tho•onghiyy upon the - Liver,
gldueys and Lung', as.well as upon the whole' System,
cleansing the mucous membrane removing soreness
and giving tone and strength to the differentorgans.—
It is warranted to give satisfaction. • '
,
All standing In need of a condition_powder - for any
kind of stock. or tkooltry should givr Taylor a trial.—
They are warranted to be the best powder to ioarket
and toile. entire eettsfidtten or the stoney NM be re.
to Tkey us sold by all toilers la seAKIOss.
Errfe-,--ni. 50 Centx;
z.5..;.(4413. , .7.1,0XTY...MM2Wr.::..A. &I. v.":
.1: . t: 1. !Pi'4 4 .---
SULPHiii-*:SOAP.
. ,
fleatsiog. Deodoritinn — Pisinfeciing. Soothing. -
, • Iltaling apd Purifying. •
Price 20 et:. per 3 Cab: t CO et:.
Ly tu:til J7ts. , By uctil. 75 Cts.
MAIN I DEPot AT
Dr. Van. Dyke's Office,
• ICo. 1321 Green St., Fiailadelphia..
• Sold by all Drug boo.
ITSE NO OTHEL
• • , '• • . • • .. • •
From theillacir Diamond ~Vein,Wilkei-llane.. Bost
anthracite mined. Celebrated Proopem H
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Fos s Tri p .
0000 P ;17
0 83 a , . 0 C) V V , KB
888 1 T OLO yir „,
gw' s
888 888 00 K K BEE BeN N.,,
B,BRBOOKK B NN N'
888 Ilitß - 0.0 Hff ICI NN N
BB RROOK,K E' NNN
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Orders left at" Central Expresi Mee promptly filled.
Barclay Coal for smithing puroties constantbr__ on
hand ' , T. R. ILVINSFORD.
Montrose, Dec. 20, - '
AID IMPORTANT LOCAL REFORM
iIL fix:natter goodsmillba sold at
E. P. STAMP'S STORE.
In' Montrose, for CASH at CASH PRICES. '
I will keep good goods and make the
prices to suit the closest buyers.
. moult,
• 1. 1
'Lbw' : had seven years experi ence in
buying and. selling FLOITIi SO that
_know
Where to:buy and what to' buy to suit the
ctstomers of this vicinity. •
I WILL MAKE A SPECIALTY OF WHITE
WHEAr . FLOUR
and warrant 'every barrel and sack . to
suit or refund the money.
CHEWING TOBACCO!
I have recently made arrangements by
Which i can sell , CHEWING r yOBA.CcO by
the pound as cheap Ha you can, buy of any
wholesale TobaCco House by the barrel. 3,
I also keep Chew:.ng Tobacco in 10 lb.
cadd'gs for whi.o I will make special
ifices.
I keep on hand a large quantity. of SALT
and keep under cover, and will sell it as 4
low as possible for this market.
.Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Syrup, Soap, Pork,
Fish, Scc., all ut the nimble six pence
prices. •
I ' trust twill receive" sufficient patron
age from' cash buyers to make the cash
system . a success. - Respectfully,
E.l P. STAMP
Opposite the Banking House of Wm. H.
Cooper & Co., and the Dry Goods House of
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum & Co.
Montrose, Oct. 11, 1876tt. , •
A LWAYS, ITP TO THE TIMES !
zx I ' •
.GREA.TEST INDUCEMENTS _EVER OFFERED FOR
-•CASH OR READY PAY 1
Raving just returned from New Yo;k with a large
and well selected stock. I shall he able to give my pat
rons the beet bargains seen in this county for years, u
they will be fully convinced by giving us a call and ex
amining our stock. Read the folios ing
• DRY GOODS.
Calicoes • 5 to Bc.
Maeline ... 6 to 11c.
Delaines '. . . 20 to 8 5c.
Dress Goods.— 20 to 5Ce.
Alpacas , .
5 25 to 75c.
Shawls - 75 to $lO.
Ladles' Jackets $5 to $lO.
GROCERIES., •
Sugarv-A..... ...; L . ... .. • 11%c.
" . C ' ' ' .10315 c.
Japan Tea... ...... . 83 to $l.
Eynon Tea ....:. . 25 to $l.
Rice • .8 to 10c.
Bose Chewing Tobacco. - .50c;
Itaisins. now "
....
BSc.e
BOOTS AND S HO ES.
Kin_Boots. ..$1 75 $8 75
Calf Boots .. . ... 860 460
Boys' Boots 1, . 100 800
Ladies' Calf Shoes .. 150 960
Ladles' Grain Shoes . 145.2 40
Children's Shims 60 . 1 50
READY-MADE 'CLOTHING.
Sgits ... 6to slo+ Overcoats—. ..$C 00 to $2O
Snits, all '8 to 15 1 Walking Coats 550 to 10
Suits,all wool,fan- f Pant5........:100 to 5
ey 10 to 181::
Also, Rats and CaPs, Crockery, Glass and Wooden.
Ware. Table and Pocket Cutlet y. Hardware. Stoves,
Tinware, Ropes, Cordage, and in fact, everything usu
ally kept in country etures.
Our motto is,our customers' interest are our interests,
therefore it is for our, benefit to give them all the ati•
vantages of a well bought stock.
We are still alive on. Poultry, and want 10.000 pounds
dressed immediately; for which the highest' market
price will be paid. - - .
Bring on your Poultry. Butter, Eggs, and other pre.
duce, and we guarantee yon will be well pleased that
You caned. ie.
OctT.- S. WIIK.AVITIROFT.
Rush; Pa., O 25,1876m8.
A NSW STOCK OP-
Net receiyed sod fo; eels by
lIPERVINS
- - •
For. esie
LSO, ALL_IC,INDS OF . ::
GROCERIES,
Attila storeof
For sale by
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that S. H. Valentine, of , the
township of Springville. County of t 4 usquAthanna,
State of Pennsylvania, and Phebe A.. his wife. by deed
of voluntary atsientnent, has assigned all' the estate ,
real and personal. of the,said S. D. Valentine to
D. Lusk of Montrose, insaid county. in trust far the
beneat of the creditors of , the said 14.11.
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All perms, therefort, lndebtcd to the said g. H. Val'
entitle. wilt make payment to the said Assignee, and
those having claims or domain/11, will make , kkowe the
same without delay,
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