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.BIO'.N' . I:,RQII,,._IA - ,:; , :ap . 'N:4:2 , 7, 1 ,§77!
DOINGS OP-THE WEEK.
Some stirring events in the , war-situa
.-tion haye Occurred since last etation,
but as' yet - 470 'decisive battle :has been
fought,- The opposing armies are.. get
ting uncomfortably close, 'and; both are
.cOnsolidating their forces preParing fOra
big fight:, 'There has, been severre : fighting
in Asia Ititv'ar, Ca Saturday
,thei Ras.
mans attacked 'a division of the liirkish
army in the direction•of 'Taber Pa s, but,
• after five Mors' despeiate eighth) ; Were
repulsed•,with heavy loss. The onion
around K*rs and ::Bizerourn i 'daily
growing tighter, as , the Russian , not
withstabiting their losses, have yet force.
largely everior to the Turks, and as they
have gaieed Some advantages, improve
them alb thly mu. •Their artillery prac-. 1
tice is telling Turkish fortifications,
and their eventual success is gene ray
conceded, thong'', it will cost pen' dear
ly. On - the other hand, "Constantinople
dispatches report that Miskhtar ; Pasha
- has .been heavily reinforced, and can now
withstand:attacks, and even act on
the offensive. A dispateh from' Turkish
souroaalsoreports that ,on Friday, June
15,:13,000 Rudaiaiiir . who 'Occupied Ivlex
wikd and l'ahailitcliara 'haie . been driven
°lairs- -Turkish troops . and iron clads.—
A movement has been 'undertaken to cut
off their retreat.
•
ThAire" ieinains nothing new te rePort
from-the army of the- DataoE, only that '
gigantic preparations are being made for
Ole crossing, which cannot be effected
for a week or so. : So-=closely are dorres
pmdents" watched 4 and so dirk are all
the plans 'of the Russian officers •kept
that the point decided:upon to niake the
crossing remains a riiyoery.
The - war in 4ontenegro =has t ...slimed
some proportion s, and battles
have been Sought the t one S tuvlay
was between 10,000 Turks And only 3,000
Montenegrins being- :the-: most sanguine,
reports showing that the Turks fled, leas..
bag ,1'.,.,000 dead' on the field. This must
be taken With some allowance. In other
liohter engagements the Altiatenegrins
were defeated, but, appear to have main
_
tained their around' 'we;l and abont held
their own.
There is great= ; agitation among - the
Greek . 'popuhltion:- l in Constantinople
against the Patriarch, pf the Greek Church
forissuing mandatory order that prayers
be said in all churches for the success of the
Turkish arms. It is hinted that,he has
been bought, having r Lreceived numerous
costly "presents frotti,the Sultan.
News from Mauch , Chunk saySthat as,
was feared woulds:be the case,_ the 'in
furiated Mollie MakiiireS have not
murdered C'Couner ; whose body
has been, found. near White Haven, just
abeVe heie, but a e brt tall =a saseinidea:
John Gridv a miner employed in one of
the Lehigh collieries. While there has
been no open disturbance, so far, of any
kind, it is not iniProbable 'that serious
trouble_may yet' occur.. t The' coal and
iron police, and Captain . Linderii,of - the
Pinkerton detective-, agencyi are 'still
patroling the region. There seems to be
unusual co nrriotion : MOt
lies infesting , the. Butler valley. , Quite a
number. of p&rsops Thavereceived "coffin
nOtibes."' JgUei MrDerruoit and'Miebael
O'Brien,, who were ,icithesses at, the, trials
of several of the executed - - Mollies/have
mysteriously disappeared; and feared'
•
?they havc heitiAttoyed into some of the
,
• ;
isolated mountiou `haunts- of- the.lawless
rnerobers of theletrible organization and
murdered. , ',The Mollies who, have their
headquarters just out!ide of Hazleton at
a point above ..the:..Butleri, yalley held a
meeting on Thursday night qin'd as a
large.hody.gf disguited :r en Telt the val.,
,
ley list night, it 'is believed' that. some
secret MgaiOnt te'S'..Attehtled , With, torri
. .-.. .. , . ~‘' - -
b3ef:eatilts;l64%-9,P4:,Parried -,:out:
bi • Oldfie ,
M.ollie , , ~t - S4rl sortie unprotected pr.
-,, ~.,4 , „ :,,..,
.., ,
tioUr ,or :- t. -- t-' =it vaions. Aia umber of i
disgtii: '4 ;and arp,..aed - men paned: oiier„
the: . mOuntatnt , from Quakake towards the
Columbia region, at an early hour this
-' ' '' 7 . ''.tf n 'of Patriclr:B -
morning. , ' ne- o uses 'of - i . urue
aud'Tithotliy - Bratiigans near pelano,. in
the Mithanoy distivt, have , beeu pl card
ea,. '
cfr iffi,tointi- notioele' warningt em to
lesve,the regionwit in wenty, ou .hours
under peraytty Of deot 1. In me , du
ffle% where the 'antlnitl `li>'; Ost
i
iinwer egato enPe. , wi - the , 1 , ;la alt. isi
tho:ApPre_hensigniT . 9„ a getiqa _ 1.) pElog3 A irptfrors: NQUICE.—ahe under.
wive :bL!.oiii6 6,:),greet, that f a mili es are read .11. fig s. an Audltoe 111)Peteted by the Court Of,
ii4Fiffg l ' -° ' :PC444, s 'rA r4l6-! .t. li o V - i 8 ,-17161 V '' c :' ll f u3° 4 l3le t ° M u irl e trr A un t: sr ' 6 (1 3 4ist : ributa
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P I o , t , e o i g n, „ -", ~.,,.- 9 ~ , Pq r °P ,e /j „--7 , ..:,- , /6 . „ 1 , g , . 13 0rbi4p 6 f) ' silianne t'At t i7stligi v iato u ttirOsAma ° jta lt r t 4
pitilip - dliny toe , 040 .1' 0 . 11„ 4 1,11900 , , W , I) V .4)4 . 44 Juir, UAW?, at -/ Weloc.); p. ma, -at mulch time 0114, 1
.aga* `' .., '01, 4 „ . ` - 4 . jr ~3f- ' u . ' .. , 1 Jaen 'Ail .rielwaiS •interested Are;rectutted to .appear
421") . 1:0,,ar.„.„ 4 „ , /pat, ! r r , ....,,,.... 0,, ,r-te
~, ,t.eig A tr i (4 .l 3 : l . 4 l l4.4i f f,-;theic'elitints.,-cit,lnrforei - et flobttertllcotnt
fli'o,lr*.triais in Sonlizikl4 - vfmniiniLuutpint - x , omintrinoll tau latui.l ---' • - --' - :.. 4 . - .- ~, ‘,.
ipidtgot Aiii*zeiee'Zill', l ; .`,., . 1 .,,,,,, '
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'
11':"-t,
The St. not
LDnis Globi.-Doizocrdt is
loyal to the 'P resident, Ivhse induction
into indors.ed, as it Phoula
PrFailie:nt'S personal friend,' General
El-ar64lV., is alluded to -by.itio foll6w
ing terms:
N "Some enthusiastic admirers of Mr.
Garfield are still urging that gentleman
f(i:t• Speakers_ But of course he will not
receive the u,te of any decent ..map on
either side. of the House. Instead _of
electing him Speaker we hope the lionse
will. investigate all the circumstances
connected with the letter about which be
hits done so much lying, and we have no
-doubt that if the whole truth is brought
to light there will be good reason for ex
him from his seat."
The President has prepared, and will
promulgate before he leaves for hie New'
Engbind trip, an order forbiddip t g ail
Vederal offieers'from . participating in pc
litieal committees. The order is peremp
tory in its character and will -,render i f
necessary for Feleral officers to sever -.41
connection with'%tate. committees.
An Indian Uprising.
; .
.. .
The following Particulars have been ;
received of .the Indian outbreak in Idaho
and Oregon : ...• ..1 . i
~ •
, - Stews was received at teWistori,•ldaho,
on • Friday . last. Two friendly Indians.
and several citizens left the Lanvvai gar
rison,
.
under 'command
.of Colonel Perry,
for ount Idaho. SOon afterward news
;Was received that Captain James, Baker,
Sarrel Benedict and - wife and four children,
:Harry gai 9 p l a,nry - Egers and Warren's
expressman, had been: killed on SalmOn
-Aver ; 'alsO,. that a Thick • train had been
'.attacked near . dold Spring and two whites
named Davenport and -Outilev,_ killed.
Tw.o half-breed 1 indiatiS 'escaped. .A dis'-
patch came, thiough. to Jaewiston to: the
effect it at:ColOnel . P6rry,. reached, Mount
: Idaho Stant - day' morning- and.fotind: the
repOrtS of the slaughtering of the whites,'
• true-; that- the Indians had gooe to the.
,ns . .lnlori. : ri,yer and. troops' were to pursuit
of - them... Messages from. liamakai,
brought by Indian runners to the•agenty
state that ;29 Whites had been killed, and.
that_ the whit's• had - killed: - White Bird;
the chief 4:1 . _ the band of .hostiles,- together.
with his family.,' Ittr::I41 E. Allston has
an organization of 60..nien,. partly equip
I tied, tor,lionie duty, in the case of erne*
• gency.; :.Two: companies: of infantryare
(-pected- at LeWiston by a : steamer from
. • Walluliii. tO - nigh t, and - five Companies: of
Cavalry.' from- : -.Walla . ; Watla . - to-morrow.
There are ',500 ..Indians.On Hagman's creek
...but there -are no, hostiles .there as yet. ;.' ,
A DISASTROUS, MULTI
LATETL—The troons, with 150 citizens
front Mount Idaho, encountered the
Indians at the head of -White Bird 'Candi',
The troops dismounted ,and ; left a few of
the soldiers and 'twenty' friendly Indians
to hold the.horses t The Indians opened
fire - upon the troops mid the fighting was
contitated for 'soin_e . lime, The friendly
Indians became -alarined.; The; soldiers
gliardingthe- horses could see that the
Indians were,getting the bestef the fight
and that- the soldiero were - retreating.
'l'he captain of the party Of citizens and
- Se'rgeant,Lytle and one private are known
to have been killed. The e whdle of the
horse guard, both Indians and whites,
'broke and ran, sonie for - Lapvfai, leaving
the hones- to; run - loose overthe prairie.
Those coming to - Lapwai* never stopped
till they reached the post. Many, houses
, on the prairie have been - burned. A.
soldier , who reached, the garrison at 8
o'clockion the.inorning.of ,the,lBth from
the fight renOrted , tliat•the trOcips were on
foot and surrounded by Indians in The
canon, and in a hand-to-hand fight Col.
Perry, and ' about half of the command
are said to have be - e - n - killed. 'The re•
inainder were surrounded and"fighting.
against ;odds . when
_the inforninntAeft.
The Indians - engtigd• id ' - 06 tight are
non-treaty Nez Perces, , They, 'together
with-othee , numberdiataeCted'trihes,2oo
effective warriors,' - ,: 1 , • ' • . ,
",A' ,GS~~T .~ III'RIST3Q'G.
There is a generatinprising.of. savages,
and ; the country is wild with alarm.
Thelndian's are inisiaerei nit-ilien, women
and children on - 'eatniis - prairie, and the
.settlers_ are
. ileeing all, : di*tionsSer.
Safety. General Howard is now at LoVis;
ton, butiSipowerless , :owinvo inadequate
inilitar r. forces. Troops have been order-
ed.froin:a: inher:of posts in .the depart.
tier t, and .will soon : be 6n their ilmy-to
_the ice.:seene - iot" : ..the-idiiurban General
McDowell;` - commanding
tie I'aciEic;.l~as ben ft-legraOled: .and.
; sangtiinary-dett4lS'are'eiiieated'at
toll,'':Gnvellif.ir: l. --Ohii;dwict , has ' bee 6
Advertisentepts , New This::Weei:
rp,R.,AIcOAUSLAND, M. D., Pliyiscifiid
pap...IOJAN 11„..wilYE.11.1tGEO'S, , :41entrose Fa; '
Having - located permanently In lil_ont.ose. 1 offer my.
professlonal - services to 'ail persons vino •dosire akillial
and kietttffig-t•eattnertt: • . -
Calls by day ornight; in 'biwn-or oonntry, 'promptly -I
Office, Dr. 'Mayor's odd - stand.-
Persons desiring night aervine will call at the oillee
until fartner notice. .Charges reasonable,
.PriOntroSe. Sane ; 0,'1811,. ' •
SSIGNEE'S :SOTlCE.—Tatnes _ Gnotivitt of .
ii liontroae born:. having af4igned to me all his
e,..tate, in truat, for the ienefit of creditors-; all persona
indebted to said eiktate, are requeted to make irnme•
Mate ttettlemcnt, and ail having claims against the,
same to present them to -A. 0. WA.ItiIES. ' I
Assignezof James D. Goodwin.
31ontrose ~- t lnne 27, 1;.77. . 26-31
,- - -
11ROO1AMATION. '
- 1 - - . 1 SUSQ,USHAININA. COUIk:TY. - SS. • . L .
dames R. Truesdell vs. ,Cyntha Ann Truesdell.. In
the *Court of Common NW, of Stlagnehaxma County.
N0'.2.32, Nov 3. Term, int i , : ,- ' ' ' --
To Cynth. Ann Truesdell:.; Whereis 3,Subvena in
Divorce was• issued to April-Term, UV,. which was
duly retarned rim). est livrenttie. and thereon an alias anti
pcena. was ihsuep. in said case, returnalfle to AugUst
Term. 11,77, pox the return of which proof was made
that the, said !, ntha Ann Truesdell Could not be
found in My pal ick.
This notice Mi.,i
, reis to require you to appear be•
fore the Judges • i e said Court, on tke S econd Mont
day of August next, to answer.;
said complaint. &c.
I . WM; WHIT.E, Sheriff.
MohtroselJune 27,_1577. i ' 26-29
pROCLAMATWN
I SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY SS.
D. D. Bards vs. CIiDICIIB. L. Harris. In the Court
of, Common Pleas of Susquehanna County, No. 238;
Jan Term,1.877. •
To eh mita L.llarris: Whereas a Subpcena in Divorce
was issnect to Apr. T., 1877,0 u motion of Warren & Sou
which was duly returned non est intentus. and thereon
an alias subpoena was issued in said case, returnable
to August Term, 1877, upon the return of which, proof
was made that the said Cllmina Harris could. not be
found in my bailwick.
This notice is therefore to, require you to appear be
fore the Judees of the said Court, on the second Mon
day • f August next, to answer said complaint, an.
- 7 WM. WHlTE..Sheriff.
fontrose, June 27, ISt 26-29
' & NNUAL STATEMENT of the receipts, expend!.
AA., twee. assette and liabilities of Jackeon township
school district, for the year ending. May 81,1877. This
statement has been examined and approved by the
auditors r said township.
RECEIPTS.
Am't Ln . treaernry beginning of year $ 211 67
Taxes 'paid by collector of 1677 .... . 767 00
From 11. H. Stoddard•on duplicate 1876. 61 65• -
From state appropriation 298 25
Dog tax from town treasurer 75 00
EXPIM.'DITTBES.
Teacher's salaries.... -.
Fuel
Repairs .. .
Miscellaneous ' ..
Secretary
Treasurer (2 per cent on $1.33.5) . -
Balance in _ treasary.... ....
.ABSETTS
Cash in treasury ........ .... 76 69
Balance on duplicate.• • 218 60
Do,c , tax in hands of township . treisurer, 75 00
Estimated valne ot schoorproperty.... 4,(80 00
........
IJABILITIES. -
Ex.nnerattons and percentage to collector on dupli
cate of IST, amount not rendered.
Attest. H. A.POPE, President.
S. J. NORTHROP, Secretary. -26-1 v
A ASIGNEES' SALE. - •.' '1
~,Notice is hereby given that the subseribrs,
Assignees of Sidney Finn, for the - benefit of e his
111 creditorz by order of the Court of Common
CE
Pleas,of Sustfa co., Will expose to public sale to
- the highest and bent bidder. at the residence.or
Sidney Finn ' - in Lenox,. on Saturday, the 28th day of
truly, 1877, atl o'clock p, m., the following 'described
pieces of laud, all in Lenoi, in said county, to wit : •
First, the piece known as-.the .Shiek farm. bounded
northerly by land of Deßarr Hinckley. Benj. Hinckley
and.H..P.4falStead ;, east by the public highway ; south
by lands now or late of I; S. Little. and west by lands'
of H.. r. Halstead and S. L. Tiffany ; containing 85
acres, more or less, 50, acres improved, with frame_
holfse..narn, Ira trees, &e. '
-
Second, bounded northerly by lands, of Debarr
; ea.iterly by lands of E. Binekley and G. W. Walker,
and westerly by lands of Thos. McLoan, "I. 111&
Loan and the public highway ; excepting and reserving'
always therefrom about 10 acres off the. south end 'or
the same, sold by Sidney' Finn, Dec,2d,-• 1012, by ton-.
.tract in writing to Oscar O. Finn, as follows Begin="
fling at the road An line of lands of Thos. UcLoatt,
William' McLean, and the widow Stonton: 'bounded
on the north by their...lands, on .the east by lands of S.:
Taylor, on the north by other.Jands of Sidney- Finn.
and on the west' bye the public road 7 -ls'aving , the part
to be sold 167, acres, more or "LAS. - on which is a dwell
ing house, barns. &c.
TERMS or,SALE :—Upon th' first piece,.s2so dciWn
on day of sale, $250- on -final. confirmation gf litte - and
'giving deed; and the balance, one-half in six-months
and one-half ini2 months, with:interest from final eon
firniation of sale, .
Upon the second piece, *5OO *lsm, $5OO on final con
firmation of sale, and balance, with interest front that
date; one hall in G months and other half in 12 months.
The amount unpaid - on each piece atilual confirmation
of sale and giving deed to be secured by fiat judgment
or'mortgage lien upon the premises with interest.
S. TA.YLOR.
EDWIN STEPHENS, t Assignees.
26-29
Jap.e 27,1877.
I] ITBLIC SALE
' -OF-
_
VALUABLE• FARMS.
Pursuant to order of; the Court :of _
Coniuton PleaS of Stisqaebirmal . County, •;;;
Pennsylvania; Wilrbe- sold 'et - Public Stie s
on the premises in Rush township, in said county, on ,
Wednesday, the 18th day of July,, 1377, at ten o'clock
a. m. s , the • following . .described y real, estate' of W
Deuel, assigned to B. L. Baldwin, in trust for the ben
efit of his creditors. -
- &valuable-farmysituate in, Rash, townships,on what
is known as "Devine 'Ridge - .'? and bounded: and des
tribed as follows, to wit : Beginnin,g at' the corner of -
land tormetly,: . totiv - e,ytd ;Robert...it:Mese
Pierce, tieing also a corner of a: 'Contracted forby
'Loren Tapper s - between the middle branch of Wyalus
ing and the Ridge Rlad ; thence. extending north 3t.
degrees -west ; 64 perches post ;-.:thenee . south 66:
degrees., west .:80- perches ‘,.,.Wrlt. :post ; Alience eolith 52.
degrees west 93 perches to a post;-. theucey sonth.l9,
perches -post,the northeast corner of.-b'antnei
T!natchtr's - land,;.. thence on . his:line south-IS degrees
eAstlia, perches to a .4irch. tree.;: thenee north fit , de
grees east 166 perches, to a posty: thenee. north 91 and,
440ths perches .to - place hezinaing; etMtaining ! ISO
acres of landr.be thq.saute in re or Lets • , excepting and .
reserving putof . the. Slime. - 31 acres .deeded to George
'Wright.-iievine.,, • . -.„ , •
"Phe-lmprovementsare large aiid„-conveniPut ty 4 4'o.! . '
story, .frame house stream of never, foiling water at...
the Amtr; frame granaty, hen house, &:c,; a large frame
hay.-barn,- and, frame cart irge ..bortse,..with . first-rate
Stables-underneath; 40:
_ never=fsiliri teeter ; ttt_;tlte:
Stable door,: - . - , •
The hied is in state of. cultivation, ‘ is diviile - d.
intei - tonvenierit fielns, with •Ni.•.a tin.' id &telt field. The
fences are in good repair, and, the farm is one of the•
very. best, for'ali•purpotres., - i SuSottehauna'county, And'
is c , invenientto placetiof public worship, schools; stores;
and-mills.
TERN.S SALE:JOne-sistli of purchase money
to be paid on day at sale; Or..e:siktit'i on final contirrna=
Lion...and, the 1.1.4.1ane.e. , im oue sear
.:frozu day .of sale,
witti•intereSt from...ow 'of continuation, purchas-:
er must:Arrange his. bin •on daz f i - 6t:sale; , •
• ' • - ' :• Li.. ~BALDA'IN,
Assigne . H. Deuel.
- • 2•)-26
Montrose: June 27, 1517.
H.J. Il e tnxo4. l I 14, t3..„8k4 dvir%q I':-.4...-1"1..043worioN
IlarnesLßlani# 3 , l g & Co•L
4 11atilit and 6ranitt Atiorito
, lit 1840.1
. .)IA.NUFACTURERS (*ALL KI:NDS OF
MARBLE AND GRANITE rvtoNtimENtt
::MANTLES&O.:
. •
•
DIFOItTERS. OF SC4TCH GIIANITB;
L ear pOt
2,6 Ohenango'Li r N 'De 2
March S. ,JONG
A DMINISTIII,ATOIIIS_NOTIOR-N
the estate. "TOL- Henry- Lyon • Tate ;of Heti - wk.
Isvp, Susquehanna— Coanty, liennsylvania, deed.
itetters or A dtni nistratiou in the nitl estate havlng
been granted= to the undersigned", ell
_persons owing
.said estate ate tegnested to makeitameate payment.,
fOPOI4I persons .baying chums against said estate are
requ&teate present' them without delay.
H. H. LEWIS,
N,tay 16,1577. 20w4 - Adadnistrator.
- - ;Aft -
SSIGN EVS
c.'esm'a missw4s,.TE.
Purtinant to an order of the Court of Common Pleas
of SnEgnehanna county, the nudereleaed, aftsigneo of
Patrick Carey Will tell at public' yendue, on the preen
Tuesday, Ju 10,1877.
•
at 2 o'clock p. m., ,the three Ilowlug,described lot sof
land, situate in Apolacen township ; zonaty of Susque:.
Hanna, and stateof rennsyidis, described as, follows,
-The first:piece !abounded On the - north
bylands of Jost.ph Twinine'and Patrick Garry, east
-by, a public highway, south by other lauds of Patrick
Carey and west by lands of S. F. Carmait's estate, con
taining. ca acres, more or less, witibthe appurtenances.'
The second piece bounded on the north
by other lands of Patrick pare y, east by - a road, south
by other lands of P Carej and thence by lands of the
estate, of S. F._ Carmalc, dec'd, containing . 64 acres,
more or less, with the appurtenances, . •
The third piece bounded on the north_
by other lands of P. Carey. east by lands of John Wil
son. south by land of Thomas Jones and west by lands
of Newell Barnum and said Carmalt estate. containing
92 acres; more or less, with the appurtenances.
TERMS.:—One hu.dred dollars on each piece on day
of sale, X the remainder on final confirmation, and the
balance in three equal annual payments., • with interest
from final confirmation. . F ILE. RYAN,
June 13,1878. 4—,26 ' Assignee.
33;1:73ELPLIal lhr g,
Would call attention to Ins, New Stock of ,
-FALL AND ''IVINTER, GOODS t
Now on sale,, in mew
DR Ti h OQC) D
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, BLACK
AND "COLORED ALPACAS,
NEW STYLE OF PRINTS.
SHAWLS, WATER-PROOFS, FLAN
NELS,*BALMORAL,=AND HOOP
SKIRTS-VELVETS, HOSIERY,
HEAVY WOOL GOODS,: CARPETS, 011
CLOTHS, PAPER HANGINGS. &TPA.-
LO AND LAP ROBES;FURS, HATS
AND CAPS; BOOTS .A 141) SHOES,
HARD W ARE.IRON,N AILS,
STEEL, STOVES AND -*
• GROCERIES,E . ETC:.
'ln great variety, and will be sold on the most
favorable terms, andlowest. prices.
- H. BURRITT,
NO Milford, Mayl.st, . 1
1,433 . 57
1,092 00
1106.3
43.41;
24 23
:i0 00
2650
1,356 97
R EMOVAL.
STEPHENS.=&.PEEkiIIt
.:' , .54,870 2!
BOOK' STORE
across tl4 street to ,
• NO. 57 COUprr STREET . •
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Opposite the Exchange Ibit:',l„. and next/ door to the
Sieenn Block, where they are better prerred . to serve
the public than ever before.- They have just,' • . "
ADDED TO THEIR 'STOOK
WEL,II - la era
ever offered in ibis ...market, consisting of:
all tlie different grades, frotr. .heeheap- ,
est, to the finest; Side. wall and
ceiling decortitions„ centre
pieces,. decOrative bor-,
• - der, window shades,
&c. They al
keOpqn stock
the hest,
sortinent
VREDERICK BRANDT, -
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: MERCHANT :TAILOR;' -.. -...-' •
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1 T '-f -- 19 COURT 9Thiltii
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i '.. OVRR JUNE & SH,O+F.S" DRY GOODS STORE.
_'.. ~,.....‘ z . , ~-!.. i - : ~.--. ~.)z .= ,:q , e
' Secoild Floor.
, - B.LN G ILA 111 TON . 3 L'.'l
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Apr,ll 1t3,,1.§77 7 -,- _6m , ,. , ,-. .
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to :
Binghamton N. Y., liave removed their
Ths largest and Usst assortment itt
MISCELLANEOUS AND STANDARD ROOKS
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this mar
. het. All new
pulilications, Maga ,
; zines, Newspapers, ktc., re-
cei'Ved as Soon as published.
We invite our pairons and the Pub--
—lie in-general to call and examine our
stock,,.‘ririd get our prices, at our new store,
NO. 57 COVILT STREET.
FRANK H. STEPRENIS, GEO. E. PERRY
April 18, 187T-16-Iy.-, • -
le a.
ITDITOI:k'S. - .:'N',oqloE;-=f-,.he 'under-,
signed having been! iinditor by the
Court olCommon Pleas of Sut4q'a Co.', to distribute the
funds arittluz, from sole of personal property of Bumph ,
rey 'Rosa., by
,the•Sherill'..of, tOd co-Arill attend to.khe
duties: , aChis;'nt4inintrderitnt'•hi,l4 •ogicelitt. -Lotitinse t ,
fritetribly;-tiF.e'llth dor Of '.lei r „: 4-;77,',131 10
at which time Iliad piiceall persOns ittereSted will pee
sent tintir claims or be forever .deb -from coming
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NftintrofM - 44ne 13.1"674 ' - -;724-27
A tDITOR'S NOTicEl.—Vbe Under,-,
an auditar ,: aptiointed''hii"'tine OrpiiBn
Court of Susquehanna County to distribute - the
in the. hands of Patrick McCormickand James. Purley
executors of the estato - ot - : - Rohert lleCormick, deed,
willat 4 end to the duties of his appointment. at his ot
tice on, Frlday”. the
.13th f dux _off: -IS7'% ist-14?:tri
at, ,Vliith - •firrie ttiad:plae all perSoa4•lnter6 tect 'pre- -
sent their claims or Oe forever. debarred truni.coming
'ln on said fund. - _ • ..
June 13, lfrri. "2-tw27
A D - MI NI STRATiIi X' S OTICE:.- , ln
2 the , estate of FranetS .Stehtdatt late orLiineki .
tww. , , , Letters'-of AdinittlAtration •In :the'- said 'o.titte
having been "ranted to the andersigned.all pozrs.oneoW-•
ing oktd.eitate- 00" reqqated to make harnedititu pay
ment, and all persons inkydng elaints agatuSt sattl , eo.te,
Etre r ginest,ed to present thE rri witliont
• NARY C.
? I tAdutintStratEVC
re. -
May $O 1877.
_
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.
. Whto Buttered for years from "Nerv.
1. -
oua Debility, Premature Decay,'and all. the effeets
of yctuthrni ipdtacretiork - Wtil, for s ,.ther: sae pf - gurering:
latunaiiity; lend freetW ail.'who need it: the'reeipe anti
t irection for making the simples remedy by which - be
.was cured. arder9rs.iviFhipo protit by the ftdvertis.
er'ettperienceettit. iltiacts'hy
,addreseing perfect'
OCiD,KI-' ; 5/ Cedar St,. Now York.
OTICE.—=The -firm of .Mitchell &
wz , !ciliftrilfoliyetaydissiOliitt )7ay 01(Alla)*.oncalftl.
The iou dAccountr are. frtit. baluit ibi• - catiecittai•
43, 1 44 t. CURTIS
- (31,4 *°n* API/ 13tn, 'IB7T; 4
IS—Za .'
bt
TO TEM
TR&VFAX'G* PM3LIC.
,
It i 3 generally conceded beyond a qUestion Of dente
that Competttiou is the life oftgide;, The
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L'E .
..N:',1.8:-.:':.t:o`'.U:SEi-‘,,-._
111N4HAVILTON, N. Y.,
is centrally located juitt around the corner at the west
end of the depot for all the,Railroads running hto
Binghamton, and two blocks from the business portion
of our city. This house came into the possesejon
its present proprietor about , three , years ago, and it bat
been fast gaining in popularity among the traveling
community, owing to the many inducements held out
by its present public iervant, who now proposes to of.
fer still fat ther inducements. The 14nry 01 a conven
ient bath, especially during the he ad and dusty set.
son, is recognized by all-travelers and for the comfort
.of our guests, the use of • our well appanted BATE'
ROOMS will be at their disposal free of charge. No
extra charge fort re to guests stopping over tittiday,
Baggage delivered free to and f - om our Epscion Sam
ple Rooms on Court street, the
,our
business
street of the city.
TERMS, .2 PER :DAN,
or 50c. per meal. and 50c, for lodging. I have no desire
to go through the ritual preamble wlth regard to the
luxuries and substantials of our table. buftlce fl to
gay; that if we cannot giveperfect satisfaction, we will
take you and, yours free oichorge, and deliver you to
the tender mercies of any ofpur gentlemanly,- corn.
petitors. Respectfully yours,
WM. BIIANLY Prop'r.
tarSpechil Inducements to parties attending Court,
April 18.1827.-2 m
A NEW STOCK OF ,
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CrOolmerr.
Net reei/vda and . for sate by : ' • , .
R . I ' l WEBB.
44 11 PERI( INS
FLOUR.
For, gale by
LSO, ALL /ANDS OF
tajtOCERIES)
At the atoriol
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Ul6ll, or.
" Xl' e
For ea}e by.
Montrine:Aorill. 18;5,
PtTY - -,. YOUR WAGONS, CAR-
A-P, RIAGEs AND SLEIGHS,
NV. OUSTERHOUT, HAAFORD, PA.
. Repairing done oa shoTt noW.e, cheapr than the
cheapest,
Fi Tst-claSs Ph:etons - •;' -
" " :Buggies, ' -
Lumber wagon e. -
" - Plrliortres front $l4O to
" " S‘yell body Sleighe; ~..
BLACIISMITHIN G.
To shoo ialer span new,— • • • $1.50
corkand set 7 , - f 1.40
set per span • • ' - • - $l.OO
work warranted. Call' and o eitamine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere-
C T isTzUrtou ' r.
Efarord, April 26, '76.—tf :
A. 4141,.. BLE FARM. FOR „
SALE
TN
NEW MILFORD TOWZgSIIIP.
, ndersizned evecutor of the estatiof Simeon
deed, offers for *ale 'the farm of. d deced
-Inurth mile north of the Moxley church, Nuir
.township, Pa.•• It contains about - 112 acres,
..tered, fe . ..ced,and under . a good state of cultics.
tioni - I must dispose of said farm, and will sell ort
•
EAST TERMS.
For Fturther particulars inquira of the subscriber•
Summersville. Pa. - , •
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P. O. Address, New Milford, P 4. '
' .S. s: iILDBtCIL
July 19 8764
4. CORTE4; •- . •
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04; -
E1M1122? .V2lloillliM
• Atilt nmAzatt Hi - •
DRY GOOCS, FANCV GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
- ' Hair Goode, Perfurrkery And Notione,
f —ALSO— •
A' Vtl4:. - PIE _OF 'CLOTHS AND
• 1 ; CASgTI4 - ERES
:FOR 311 M-8 AND BOYS
NO. 21 COURT -sTREET I - -
BINGHAMTON, N. Y.
CARLOS tORTESY, ‘' - ANTHONY COWER%
April ;25, 11.-",4Y
T osT . OR 191 LEN feom the Sub.
icriber, between Uniondale and the residence of
J..E.Tiforaas, June.lllth,ls77, , • -
,
:r A, I>OCiti.T-B001:c,
containing five dollars in-money, and three notes. de
being;tor VA; 40 !tom- P...Burdick to Carl Nelson, one
of '$1001)0 from Carl Nelson to Yance Tbarkeison, and
one.ot $4150 00 fromm - Stephen Bronson to Yauco Tbark
elson, 411 persons are cauttt,ned against purchmicg
said 'fates. - ar A Bulb:it - go reward will be paid on Vie
retuAn of The notes and money to the subscriberat
Uniondale. susq'a C0.. - Pa. • • a
June,2o, 2541- YANCE THAREELSv'S.
A MILNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.—In
the estate of Philip... Hahn, late of .liontrese ,
deed. Letters of Administration in the said agate hay
ing:heett' tiantea: to the Anderaigned; all pbrsous ocr•
ing raid eitate are regtiested j to make immediate Pak
merit. end ail - persons having e:Ai ma akiinst said estate
arejreiluested , to prekent'thern'withont 'delay.-
DESWER, bdm r.
atm-13.16M 21-11' 1 t- "
• ,PIMPLES.
I win xrinil:(Free) the' rettne for„,;4reparing a ii!lnPle
Vegetal:tie Betm that will remove . Tax, FRECKLES ,
prstPistS ;Ina 1)140i - cure, ilAusingit he akin eon.. clear
And beautiful ; and alenlnetrtietione for producing
luxuriant gi,olvtit of hair on , * bald bead, or einixith ace.
Add rase ,fian, 'Vandal( it Go„ Be; 512 W
1. No. 5 ootter
St, "' • = • - f3W2B
PUBLIC 15 . 0T1 - 0;,11- r The members of
.
• the Wewleyan Mietttottlat Church of _Jackson V-al
tespeafully give dot lee of their. tato:tape:to aptill
to the Law Jud74e.. of Sufluebartna cone ty to give tri, 3 .
h elahrtlr gt..incerporation atak,tutt theta a body voittic
ialaW aceetairt - Ict& of
,A'ssetr.bly pmvided:
A UDITOWS under.
,
S. signed an Auditor appointed by. the Jrtdgu_ of 14
Orpbau.s' Court-or Susquehanna County, to Distfibett
binds in the, hands of A'. O. Warren, Atlininistvit? :
or Abe eatate Xtutus Cerys‘clec'd will attend to WO
dntleS alppe‘Tiriment at nay ogled in the rieree; ll
- .Lift on Saturday, July 21,16;7; 1 . o et` )ck i
1 1, 1'0. 14 ot whieh and place al)-,p‘Ir4 ens. int4,lc 4 _ ° ' ,
wilinhke Y kt Own belerevet' debar""
from coming in. of said4nint - '
;;; Lo r k.
~ J uivz la
Wednenday of eaten-4/04.1 ail oil
11_,--ietted, Nreattnlvenewighing 110 pfrauds and dPi
imdt*it-440, - futli.lle4P-alidil t4lAtt# *SO e ls '
Ma
't et
tylttcte flit pay
y 417 Egljs;, •
° ^ itraitTUOLP.
AP/WIW I Xtl /11 040474 3 4 1 1.' 2°""4‘1!1"1
n. J. wnx
J. W 888
H. J. WEBS.
PRICK LIST.
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