THE REPUBLICAN . THURSDAY, AII6UST 11, tBBl To Our Subscribers. Ekamine Your' Label ! It will show yon thp month' and year up.to which your subscription is paid. If your sub cri sption is. soon to expire, please -send us one dollar for a renewal al once, that we may send you the paper right along. Send in enewel -without delay. —L. A. Wooster is our general agent, sohe tor, and collector, for the southern and west ern portion of the County. . , CAMPIXG OUT. "li•arels with a Donkey:" The bed was Made. the room was tit, By punctual e4fe the stars were lit; The air was sweet, the water ran; No need was there for maid or Mau. When we put tap, my ass and I, At God's green caravanserai. Several Tuwathiians have I. returned t ozn hearirh; "What are the will :waves saying?' at Asbury Park. - - • Dr. Taylor 'e:anglit a fonr3pgund, bawl at - Houtet'a Fe-rry:, and sent it. up to' Val.. Geiger The . Barclay RR:, shape, which were Atm Irnyed by tire recently, are to be rebuilt, jai mediately. fir. Andrew Hafer, met with a severe in jury at Frost's Sons Furniture manufactory on Saturday last by being struck in the face, by a board while attending a buzz saw. A postal dated August 6, from Mr. 11. 'Up dyke, of South Grove, Illinois, who tv.im visit ing friends in this county some weelo announces his safe arrival home, after vi-it ing New York, Brooklyn, Brighton Beach ac The annual camp meeting or the %sins Aisociation will be held on their Canip Grounds in Dime*, commencing Wednes day, August 81st, and closing Thursday, September Bth, 1881. t. Mr. George Disney,. an old and respect ed- citizen of Ulster, died iu that plade 411.1 Thurmlny last of consumption of the boucle. lie held the office of Justice of the Peace at the time a his death... The tremendous thunder storm ou Fii.lay evening disturbed the campers at notnet's Ferry. They were compellel to take refuge in a Louse near at hand. Mr. Fell kindly gave them shelter and twenty-oue of them stayed at his houso for the , night. Grady, the merchant tailor has already put ni a rate hue of assorted Fall and Winter goods, which he saya Will be sold and made up at the most reasonable prices, Early cal lers will have the advantage of the selection. An Erie young man has been turned. out of church fur dancing. He now wishes that he had gone to a' Sunday School pic-nic and hugged and kissed tho girls in thp religions game of Copenhagen, and thus retained hiH good standing in church. Awing to tile severe stornieu Friday, the entertainment advertised to come otT in the grove near 3.leinrOoton on Faddy, was post poned until Thursday of this Reek. Good music will be in attendance. EverybOdy cor dially invited. __ A constable volunteered to watch a store which was to tic robbed, at New Sharon, lowa. He slept at his post, and the burglars took atiay his tuoneb-pistol and clothes, leaving hini covered withinolasses. c:di attention of our: readers to the ad verti,euient in another column of the South- Wt sttlll Co. Thu south-western states arc attracting the attention of immi grants in all parts of the Ijoitad States and Europe. Mrs. C. H. Wright, who has been an invalid for many mouthS; l has been speodiug some time at tha Havaua Sanitarium. She has 83 far recovered as to be able to gu to Dcesdeu, N. Y., to visit a sister. "Daddy" Orerpeck, of Wy - alusiug,- Pa., a4ed about severity-fire years, is the cham pion bass tisheriman bu the - Susquehanna. lie never keeps one that weighs leis than two or three pounds, but tenderly removes the small on frnm - ---- them to-the water.—Free Press. Mrs. Patterson, mother - of Mrs. He my Stuien and 1.1r4 c.daing died at —sideline of tht latter on Thursday night Funeral services were held at the house of Mr. Codding on Friday afternoon at 5, o'clock. The remains were taken to Muncy kr interment. licep your eye out feor the new counterfeit silver dollar, which has been discovered to be incirculatiou. It is described as being an, itieellent imitation, evidently made crith.per feet machinery. The • spurious coin can he detected by the color, it being a white tinge, quite different from that of the g en nine. - : Many of our readers Will remember the fine record tnade by, Miss M. Anna Petrie at the I' male' College during- her Senior year, taking the scholarship prize and t*•o others 'luring her senior year. She his been engaged as one of the teachers at the Col legiate Institute for the not year. Prof. Shelton, whose - election hr the same institu tion n e mentioned last week, also took several prizes during his college course, graduating c.s valedictorian after leading his class fOr fur years. • Eileribergees Fish ronds are becoming a livorite .resort for pic-nic parties. The grove is cocessible and pleasant. A spring of clear, cold water n3ar at hand i 4 an a=dded attraction . . The largest party of the season the:pie-nic of the 'IL E.' Church on NV( ,Inosciay of last week. The weather was pi.ifuct, the grove was tilted up with swings, hanitnocks, tables Ice. The lunch was abnn t end the enjoyment of all participants was ',alloyed by a single untoward incicent. Tht , B.tptist Congregation and S In•lay School will hold a "Basket" Pie-nie 11:11 Thun“ity, .ng. 11, at Wc)iton Station on titv Ilareitt:. l railroad. The train will start lurtll Ihreitty Station at 10:70 a. ta. Children or the Sunday School free. Tickets for all ethers overl4 years of ale, :30 cents for the ioldi I nip. ,, AG citizens who would liao to unity in•the pie'-nie are co dially invited to 4.1,. so. The children tsitl be at the Baptist t:),!;rd. DJ u'cloA-2. Tickv:s for dale. be.• h. M. Welles at the 930 =I A great (kit can I.7C_ Nal t in favor of the moch-atatAed Winter, seeing . that it hi num,' red among the thingi that were. Then we 1:,1 no tronlile to lice!i imol--then the fligi3 torment us by day.-or the mokiquitoeti pss attakt, Art higlit. Then ice-water nil I.c drawn fresh from the hydrant—them Hunch was a composing' mighb:eap—then oystersni,l cat without taking the, pre c,mti whole —then the:snow Litt —_then "satisidge" could becateu v.itii fifth and rididd—then the ollor of Eiauer kr.it.t v , a+: appetizing—then the lung nights gave ietn thing sleep—but then the gaa meter registered tearfully high ! 31essre. E. I'. Fox and Geo. Stevens, adr ninistratore of the (state of the late Joseph 1. Moutany'e, sold at public sale in front of C"urt 11ouse, on Mond:iy afternoon laid, eLveiai pacels of real estate belonging to the , 81.71 eqsic.. The stow- building known . the Moutenye corner, Was bid in by Hon. 11. W. TracY:, of Standing Stone, for $7,900. TIA, 41%1:Milk house. the homestead on Main lo.rt et, by A. J. Laytoo, for $3,915, the lot on .)Ihio street,' Sbuth of dwelling by B. 31. Peck !•..i 12.207, the DeLa Moutanye house and lot hy Judge 31ereiir for $2,025, vacant lot adjoin -11;g by Jae. Maefarla.o for $650, , the, planing n. 1.1 lot by James Wood for $2OO. The total s..ziount realized from the .sale $16,927. The l'weuty-Ninth Anneal Exhibition of. t!“. Etadfurd County Agricultural Society; ill be lit hl on- the Fair Grounds in East To- At atla, on Wednesday, Thursday-and Friday, i2tembir 2.3tb, %Hi, and 30th. The Society Y.lll, in a short time, place full sheet postprs the main features of the Exhibi t:'Jn, it, all sections of the county. The Ex tetttire Committee is at work industriously, maLing imlirovernents of the grounds and en . itrging the facilities fur a grand Exhibition. hut the Bard of Managers cannot make • r•ucces,ful Fair without the hearty co-opera tom of the in , (Istria, classes of the county. W e Lui:e to see a general interest taken, and tilt , turning Exhibition thu best over held in the eunutv. PERSONAZ. —James R. Macfarlane,, of Pittsburg, is visiting his parents in this place. —Mies Lida Eilenbergerhaa been the guest of her cousin, Miss Passage fora few days. • and Mrs. Park Smith have returned from their summer tour in the Adirondack* —llr.! and Mrs. Lew Coburn have beery vi biting Mr. C'e relatives at Owcgo and Apa lachin, N. 1. —Mr.'and. Mrs. W. L. Carpenter and Mina Libbie Bissell, have gone to Williamiport to ,visit friends. —Mrs'. L. L. Lyon, and daughter, of. Mon roeton, left here Mfg. 4th, en route for Boa- --Miss Lillie Joralemon of Troy, who has been the guest of Miss Penny Van Fleet, re turned to hei home on Saturday. • --:3llases Nellie and Laura. Allen . of East Troy drove over in a carriage to attend the 31. E. picnic on WednOsday of last wedk. —Hon. was'in New York last week making -"purchases - of goods for Powell .k Co. 1, —Bonator Davies, wife, daughter and two soni, and Col. OVerton and wife went on Thursday last to AOury Park, N. J. —Miss Helen Trikcy, left on Friday last' for Ocean Grove, where she will spend a few eeks et the sea side. —Mr. and. Mrs. 0. D. Ifinnby, Mrs. Judge Russell, Mrs. J. M. Rahm, and daughter, Mina :Milne Ram, returned from Asbury Park on Monday 'evening last. • —Miss Amanda Chsmbiirtin, who has been staying at EilenbergSr'si fish ponds during the 'month of July, has gone to Wyalusing to visit friends. • Mr. C. 8. Dayton, our accomplished ph43tographer, and , his wife hove gone to Susquehanni, Co., to visit Mr. Dayton's par ! ants. • • —Gordon H. Prink, formerly a Ward House clerk , wlio has for time past been en gaged as cierk in a hotel at Lincoln, 'No-, bruits, has been visiting lib former borne in Susquehanna county. _ . —Miss Jessie Ward of Sayre, Victor P. Wire man of Harriaboig, Mrs. B. F. Goodman, 'of Sayre, and Sire. Wayne DeForrest, of To wanda, are guests of Mr. _and Mrs. R. A. Packer, it "Idlewild," Thousand Islands. —Dr. Hamilton, of N. Y., to whom Mr. J.* F. Corset. took ' his little son Archie for examination of his ' fractured shoulder. pronounced, the treatment all right and as sured Mr. Corser that his loon would regain the use of his arm. —Hr. and Mrs. W: A. Chamberlin and their grind-son, Master Frank Blontanye, retained from Wisconsin yeateroy ifternrion. Mts. Doctor illontanye was much better when they left Wanpacca, and they think will soon enjoy better health than she has. for some years past. —Mr. E. B. Spencer, organist of Dr. Henry's (Presbyterian) church in, Philadelphia, gave an organ recital at ' the - _Towanda Presby terian church on Saturday evening last. The severe thunder storm prevented many from attending, but those who braved the rain were amply repaid hy th i e'dcelleut ;Miele this skillful performer cooked from a not first class instrument. —Dr. Randall, who has,heen assisting Dr: Dr. Kelly for some time; past, proposes to engage in business for himself in some other location, in which enterprise we heartily wish him success. IDr.iKelly his engaged the Cervices of Dr.lFonfler. of Ithaca who will give three weeks each month as operator in Dr. Kelly's oillee is Towanda; and the remaining week he will be . in Ithaca at his own office. --Mr. Carton, tvli - o was-formerly a porinlar salesman with • J. L. Kent it Co., has had charge ofa mining company's store at 31il1 near Kingston for the past two yearth, Ha is now taking a vacation by visiting friends and relatives in Ulster and Towanda: He wilt spend some of the time in fishing, and we hope be may catch We "boss bass" of - the season. Disappointed cThe purchasers of tickets tot the Niagara Excursion on Tuesday. last, .East of Sayre were disappointed and could not go on ac count of the 4:43 a:m.,Arain north on the holders of tickets at, this place, Wyalusing. Ulster Ice., were all left t the train- from Sayre could not wait for m. The Normal Class for telAerest - the Col legiate Institute is organized at the 'corn mencement of the school year, August 22 Superior advantages in preparing for busi noes, college, professional study and teach ing. Bend at once to the principal at To _wanda far one of the new catalogues. Sekous Accident to two Ladies. As Mrs. C. P. Welles, of this place and her friend Mrs. Moore, of Qnincey, 111., were driv ing in al, buggy down Elizabeth street, on Wednesday morning, they lost control of the horso between Second and Third streets, and in making" the turn at the corner of Second, the wagon capeised and threw theist both out. Mrs. Welles was severely bruised and badly jarred by the shock. Mrs. Moore came off with slight injury. On the whcde they made a fortunate escape. Excursion to Watkins, Aug. 16,•1881. We desire to call the attention of our rea ders to the advertisement of this Excursion, which appears in our columns to-day. It af fords peculiar advantages for those withing to visit this famous resort. ' It .is under the management of an experienced committee. The fares aro unprecentedly low. The ar— rangements are most complete. This is the first excursion over the P. a N.Y. RR., to Watkins without a change of care, l►nd it may bo the only one. We shall be greatly disappointed if a large number of the people of Towanda and vicinity (14 nut avair4thern selves of the most favorable oppoqutiity ever yet afforded them for visiting this "Wu niter ful Freak of Nature." Struck ?y Lightning.—Bain and Contents Consisimed One of the must terrific thunder, lightning and rain storms expertenCed• here for many years, swept over this place on Friday even ing last. Its violent duration was about one :hour, and a half, from 9to 10% o'clock. Tho sky seemed ablaze with lurid flame, while tho rain fell . in torrents and the thunder was a continuous terrific crashing. In the midsd of the r‘torm au alarm of tire' was sounded; and 'soon between the lightning flashes brilliant flame lit up the sky. A bolt had struck the large and well filled farm barn be longing to Miter Fox on big farm on the flat just south of the borough line. The destruc tion was quick and complete. The barn, a large quantity of wheat, oats and .hay, one horse,•sowe hogs,-a wagon and lot of farming utensils were lost. Charles Cummings, a tenuant on the farm was 'the lctser of One-half the contents of the barn, o.ao horse, wagon and farming utensils. • Mr. Fox loses the barn and half the contents. The loss is partially covered by insurance as follows: Mr. Fox on barn $BOO, on his share of .contents44oo. Mr. Cummings on his share of contente44oo, op horse $lOO. The insurance is in C. S. Pas sers agency. The entire loss is estimated at 434,00. 1 List of letters remaining in the Post Office for the week ending August 10, 1881: Andrews .1, . Morrison Frank B, Alloway Simeon, Martin C .4, Bowman Mrs ,E. Marean Mrs Chas, Bowman Mrs Harry, Mclntosh Mrs, Bennett Orrin, McI ntosh Geo B. Cole Mrs Wm B, Me en Sol, Coolbaugb Lewis, Malone P H, Crotty Martin, Mills & Conlin., Clark, 3litchellJoseph, Cruddey Mre Kate, McDonnell Johanna, Decker Mrs Mary, Norton Ina, Decker Henry, Orber Thom K, Demos Mrs Ann, Peet Nellie, ' Deboys Miss 111, Rockwell Mrs C. Fox Mrs Ed, Rio LC, • • • Friebeneck August, Rundle Still. •' Fox J T. nuke Amelia„ Fuller N. C, Stevens D B. Foster J C. Shiner Mrs M E, Granger Geo 8, ' Strait EB, Huns N, P (2) - Snyder Lucretia, Hess Ms Annie, Stephens Adeline, Horton Carrie, Sullivan M F, Jones Thos J, Tierny Dennis (2), Kitchen Wm, " Tewksbury C • Kithulen Thos. Tait Jessie, Lewitt - Mrs Lewis, • Thompson Mrs MJ, Moran Mary, Wallace Id S, Mitchell Mrs Mary, Wood Tinney. VELD I'on POSTAGE.. Dittman Spriggs, Woodstock, Va. Mary A. Wright, Rutland, Pa. Mary Bowen, Won 1 Pa- Ja.awell. Wright, Pine (arose,' Wee, Persons calling fof 3 / 4 any of the above will please say "Advertised," giving date of list. P. P9Wlrtx, P. M. To Xy Patters ti. Owing to Impaired health I And it-neces sary to employ en assistant. and it affords me great pleasure to inform my patients and the pnblip generally that I have .secured the ser vices of DR. FOWLED. of Ithaca, N. Y.. one of the most skillful dentists in the country. and be will spend the greater portion of his time in my office. This arrangement will in sure proniptness in attending to all who may favor us with calls. Saving been saiweisted with Doctor Fowler previous to my coming to Towanda, I know him to be an accomplished gentleman and a first elms dental operator. W. S UL U, Dentist. DS—Dr.Towler will be here on the 15th of August. Ninety Years of a Useful Life. . Hon. Aaron Chubbuck celebrated the 90th anniversary of his birthday August 4tb, in the home of his daughter, Mrs. M. R. Mory, of Orwell, Ps.....There : were present upon this interepUug occasion his only surviving broth ors; Rev. A. E. Cbnbbnck stid H. 8. Chub buck M. D., of Elmira, and, Rev..F. A. Chub buck, of Nichols, , also the-grandchildren and a few other near 'relatives of thegudge. The long ride whetted the apgetites of the hun gry_ guests to a keen enjoyment of [the boun tifhl collation provided, after which the Doc tor conducted the Inver , meeting which has made these annual,gathering memorable, and again' the now' feeble voice of the eldest brother was beird, perhaps for the last time, supplicating the throat) of Grace. When that voice is hushed forever the influence of its quiet utterances will be witnessed by the many who have heaid it vindicating the right and mildly denouncing the wrong through out theiin long years of great activity, both in public and 'private lifi.—.Ahnira Advertiser. Lightning's Doings. • The large new residence of J. F. Greene, near Greene's Landing in Athens township was struck by lightning on Saturday last during the storm, which prevailed in the afternoon. The current demolished the chimney and ruching a, heavy cross-sUI in the cellar seemed to have burst, parts going upward through the floor and others shiver ing a heavy post. A stove lid was lifted off and some wainscoting removed in the sitting room, from which IV. G., had just retired, and the path of the fluid was visible around a ,sewing machine, beneath which lay a cat. The cat did mot revive until Sunday. A little girl was standing near the spot torn up in the floor and yesterday complained of being very lame from the shock. Though the rooms seemed tilled with fire nothing ignited and the family escaped injury. except the shock and fright, and consider themselves very fortunate. , . Situations fee Young Men. Do you want a good paying position. or-a practical, useful education that will enable you to do business successfully? Thousands have received a Course here who are now our most substantial.and thriving merchants and bankers. while others are occupying positions of profit as book keepers, salesmen, cashiers and other positions of trust. We aid all worthy graduates to good suitable positions. Write for our College Journal, containing fall particulars. Address Fif•Arf • A BUSINESS BNI ' vEnsetv;Elmira, N. Y. A Irarres4 Mollie Party. - - Will be giiren at the residence of N. W' Dodge', in Franklin on:Friday August, 19. Good waste will be provided. Stabling for horses willb r e afforded. pal reasonable. Encouraging Words. An esteemed friend at Aurora, Obio,writes "find enclosed one dollor and twenty-fiVe cents, to extend'my subscription to the RE PUBLICAN one ,year. I could not get along without it. From - its columns get more of the local news of old Bradford than from all other sources combined. I alsci appreciate the tone of ihreditorials, and am gratified to see the principles it 'advocates so rapidly coming to be recognized the country over." Burglars broke into C. E. Spalding's restau rant, on Canton street in Troy, on Friday night last, and carried off six boxes of cigars and robbed the money drawer of some small chinge. The Council of Troy decided ashort time ago to dispeLe with their police force. Experience since, in having had several burglaries and disorderly outbreaks, teaches .:I tn.:oilmen ins; pep mane a motile. Basket Pie-Nte. There will be a basket pic-nic on the place Of Hr. Lewis Biles, near Hornet's Ferry, on. Saturday best, at 10 A. at. Good speakers will bd in attendance, and a pleasant time is an ticipated.. A. cordial invitation is extended to all. The pic-nic will be held in a beautiful• glen, in which there is a fine mineral spring. The location presents one - of the most en-!' chanting landscape views to be found in the county. It is on. the face of The elevation known as Frenchtown mountain, locking south and west. Those who are so fortunate. as to be present will enjoy a pleasant day. During the storm on Friday evening last a large barn belonging to- Russel Coleman .at Cold Creek - elm the Wyalnsing above Camp town, filled with hay and grain was blown down with such force as to break the timbers in pieces. - Apple trees about the barkwere uprooted and blown over. ,The wind swept over a timber lot belonging to Russel Cole man and prostrated much valuable . ..timber. It also swept across the premises of'Thomas Peat, demolishing shade trees, and prostrat ing fences in its path. Russel Coleniim also suffered the destruction of hie fences, and corn in the neighborhood was prostrated : by the wind. We regret to bear that Alviu Bailey, an old_ and highly'respected citizen of Springfield, is very ill. J. B. Kittridge, Grand Secretary, K. of 11. of Penna., left on• Monday last for. St: Letiis, Misionri. He will be absent several creeks. P4renant to call of the Chairman, the Dem ocratic Courtly Committee met yesterday. On motion," illlam Maxwell was reelected Chairman dS. W. Buck Secretary'. Geo. - Stevens, S. Dobbins and John Baldwin -were chosen gatoi. to the State Conven tion. T. It. Jordan and S. W. Bock were elected Senatorial delegates. Thintatitted decided to leave the . time of holding the county convention to the discretion of the Chairman. _ Machine belting and Machine Lubricating oils very cheap. It. M. WELLES. Mr. Reuben Stone, of Lenny, met with • serious accident nu Tuesday of last week. While repairing fence along a back field, be stepped upon a pole lying np several feet from the Round which broke suddenly, precipitat ing him down upon a sharp knot on a hem lock log. The knot penetrated the lower part of his oody and wounding him so badly that it was necessary to call a physician to sew up and dress the wound. Dr.' Wilcox was called and performed the service, and Mr. fito no, though laid up for some time, is recovering from his hurt: • . - Mr. John Lamphea r,of East Towands, while attending the peanut and cigar stand at. the corner of . Main and Bridge streets, was at . - tacked with spasmodic asthma on Monday afternoon. Fur a time it appeared as though, e • cry breath must be his last; his breathing could be heard' ten rods. Dr. Lyman _was called and,admititstered retie:, and the pa tient was taken home in a hack. Tuesday he was butter. Farmer's Favorite Grain.llrtil This is the beat and moat complete Drill in the market. It will bear careful inspection, and comps rison with otb ere. Farmers ue in vited to come and see it. - For sale, also, new Champion DrilL Towanda, Aug. 10th. The Greenbachers met here yesterday and nominated the following county ticketi' Sheriff—D. B. Woodburn. Dome. - . Prothonotary—John 11, Oreutt. Towanda borough. Register and Recorder—Samuel Houston, • Burlington. Treasurer—J. B. ThOmpson, Cauiptovrn. ,- Commiesioners—H. A. Holcomb, - Leßoi, Joshua Turk, Litchfield. ' - Auditors —G. F. Ballard. East Troy. N. J Bailey. North Towanda. Coroner—Dr. M. F. Terry. Tarrytown. J. H. Circuit was re-elected Chairman of, the County Committee and F. 0. Johnson, Secretary. Resolutions were adopted endor; sihg the - National platform adopted at Chicago, and oppOsing any fusion or change of name. Bradfoief Comet" Soldiers' Asansiposesd. • HEADQUARTERS, Antsts, Pa., August 8,1881.' General Orders, No. 1. ' - The Ofth annual encampment of the - Grand Army •of the Bepublio of Bradford county and vicinity, and soldiers and sailors, will be held on-the fair grounds, in East Towanda, on the 11th, .12th and 18th days Ootober. 1881. It is earnestly requested that the different . Posts, and the soldiers and sailors, will lend their aid in making tide encampment a grand SWUM ' _ General orders will be issued in a few days, giving full details FRANK AmmFargAN,_ can. uumoN, Counandor. Adjutant. TOWANDA, PA., - AXIg. 3d, 1881. The Bradford County Medical Society met at the office of Dr. D. N.. Newton, in Towanda. The President, Dr.' O. IL Rockwell, in the chair. The following named members were present: D. N. Newton, G. P. Horton, 0. H. Rockwell. P. A. Quick, W. J. Hillis, O. R. Ladd, F.G. Newton, T. B. Johnson, VoineY Hornet, S. M. Woodburn and E. D. Payne. The minutes of the last Footing were read and approved. Dr. Rookwell, who had .been appointed to, read a piper at this meeeting. stated that,, on account of pressure In professional bust fleas, he had not been able to propeily pre pare the paper and fulfill the duty; but if the moiety would extend the time allotted to him. he would do so at the next meeting. The limo so asked was granted. " Dr. Rockwell then made a verbal- report of cases of diphtheria, of a fatal character, con fined to one family. He also made a verbal repeat of a case of, disease oT the bloou ves sels, resulting in. 'gangrene, epilepsy and cerebral softening 7-1 - Dr. Ladd presented for Dr. Kilburn a case of tumors occurring in various parts of the body. - The presentation 'o[ these cases called out a fall and tree discussion on the part of the members present, Ull each case. Dr. Johnson presented the name of Dr. William Patton Orialthe, for membership in the society, which being referred to the cen sors present, and favorably reported on, he was unanimously ellmted a member. It was also ordered that the reports of the . Rockily be offered to the Raanrozu) Rirtrnu- . _CAN and 2bwanda Review, for publication, in addition to those speiified at the last meet ing. • The Society then adjourned, to meet at the office of Dr. D. N. Newtop, in Towanda, on Wednesday, 13ept..,7th, 1881, at' 2 p. m., at which time the election of officers for the ensuing year will take place, and such other business be „transacted as may be necessary in closing the business of the put year. E. D. PAYNE, •Sec'y. AUSTINFILTE ITEMS A little son of George flaU, died on Fiiday, of Scarlet Fever, be has another child sick with the samo disease. Nettie Austin and her little brother of Emirs, are visiting friends here. Lil 011ison of Elmira, is 'visiting Alice M. Watkins. * Mrs. Loudon Dodd with her two children, of Elmira, are visiting friends in this vicinity. Maurice U. Fairbanks is. building a very handsome balm which is nearly completed. Carrie 13uckbeo•teacher of the Auetinvillo echaal, brought her . labora to a close July , 29. with a pie-nic which Was quite largely it tended, and thoroughly enjoyed by Present. On Friday afternnoon July 22d, the lady friends of Mrs. John Alexander of Olean, N. Y.. withered at the residence of Ohas. Teeter in Austinyille, intending to give Mrs. Alex-. ander a pleasant surprise, the occasion be ing the. anniversaryl , of her birthdxy: The afternoon passed pleasantly away, and after tea an elegant silver butter dish, which had been procured for the oocciudoti was pre iented to Mrs.-A., :in behalf of ;The company by Mrs. Teeter with a few - elogient remarks. The recipient was much iurplised, and so' much affected that it was with difficulty that she acknowledged the kindness and gene rosity of her friends. Mrs. Alexander returns soon to her borne in Olean, but she will ga laden with pleasant mem - ories of her visit in Anstinville. August 6, 1881. Have something to tell you that is , well worth hearing. So great has been the rush of custom all thrOugh what is generally con-' sidered the dull season.that they haire already began to prepare for the fall trade by order ing four car loads pf stoves, ac. Theaddition to their establishMent t of a gas fitting and plumbing department was a fortunate over ture !or them and for the people of Towanda. The work they have already done - is:first-class in every respect, and cheaper than the same kind of work has ever - been done, heretofore, in this town. A. D. DYE k Co. keep a full ' line of agricultural inaplements,fishing tackle, the celebrated granite iron ware, best till ware and dairy utensils, wagon makers . ' and blacksmiths' supplies, table cutlery, stoves for cooking and heating purposes, and a general assortment of hardware. They would also in form you that they have all the different tints of Atabasfinei the finest finish for walls that has ever been used. It can be applied on plaiter, stone, wood or .paper. It makes a firm coating; superior to any lialsomine or whitewash ever need. Finally, all whir deal with this firm once, will be sore to patronise them again; for •tchrteona treatment and honorable dealing are certain Co win the con fidence of every customer.: Ulysses cole,e, lad sisteen or eighteen yeah of age, residing in Litehfleld, Pa.. met with quite a serious. accident last Saturday as tot- Ono end of a•long chain had be e n fae ened to a beam in the loft of the barn, the otlitir end hanging loose and reaching to witti iin two or three feet of the ground.- Cole was climbing the chain hand over hand and when reaching the top would let go his hold and drop to the ground. After repeating the op eration several times, and whiie> dropping beside the °pain, the hook tangly into and clung to his body; and thus effectually hold ing him until some one came to hie rescue. Dr. Morse was called and rendered thoneees miry assistanee.—.Elmira. Advertiser. fowe Preparations are beipg made for a harvest borne festival Saturday afternoon and even ing, Aug. 20th; in the interest of the Union Cht?rob, now building, on Lime Hill. - Exer cises will begin at 2 o'clock p. m., and con sill! of vocal and band music and a speech by Hon. George Landon. Tables will be furnish ed with ice cream and a; variety of luxuries adapted to the season. Everybody invited and a good time anticipated. Stockbridge, !Bowker's, Lister Bro's and othei superior phosphates, ground bonO, &c. Farmer's will find theme ferctiizers to bo qse• fal aids in groping wheat, and other crops. Give them a trial. "Deacon Wilder, I. want you tell mellow you kept yourself and family well the past season when all the rest of us have been sick so much, and have had the doctors visiting us so often". . _ "Bro. Taylor, the answer is verf_ easy. I lased Hop Bitters in time; kept my family well and saved the doctor bills. Three dol. lane worth of it kept-us well and able to work all the tim_e. I'll warrant it hail cost you and the neighbors one to two hundred dollars apiece to keep sick the same time." • "Deacon, I'll use your medicine hereafter." !.-:aug 11-2 w . 7 "Who Grasps, Much holds Little." The proprietors of Ely's Cream Balm do not claim it to be 'a care-all, but a sure remedy for Clitarth and Cart arrbal Deafness, Colds in the head and Bay. Fever. 1. - Cream Balm effectually cleantes 'the nasal passages of catarrhal virus. causing, healthy secretions. allays inflammation and krill'. Son. protects the membranal linings of the head from additional colds,' completely heals the sores and restores the sense of alto and smell. Benefloicial results aro realized by • few -applications. A thorough treatment as directed will care catarrh. The Balm is easy to use and agreeable. Bold by druggists at 50 cents. On receipt of 50 cents will mail a package. Send for circular with full loform ation. 1 ELY'S CREAM BALM CO.. Owego, N. Y. For sale by C. T. Kirby, 0. B. Porter. Tur ner & Gorden, and H. 0. Porter.—angll-2w. IL M. Wsuas: • Troublesome Children, that are always wetting their beds ought not to be moulded and punished for what they cannot help. They need a medicine having a tonic effect on the kidneys and the urinary organs. Such a medicine is Hidney-Wort. It has specific action. Do not fill to get it for them.—Exchange. . A. D. DYE tt CO. Chained Up. Harvest Some on Lime Hitt. Commereiar PertClisers. M. Wyt.t.vg Wise . Deacon. Spring Took► Harney/ tromplaUed for thorough sad coMplete prep oration Of soil for crops, either to be cov i ered by nee of the harrow or sown by drill. No farmer can afford to be withoit it. B. M. Visas& Towanda, Aug. 10th. Mara Os Wed news, The best chilled plow. Unequalled for all pill. For sod, stubble, .hard. and stony ground. Light draft, doing perfect work; The malleable .beam is the hest in use.— r Wheenle and Retail. 1 Towszda,4ag. 40th. lllhmUlhiir Xoehisies. Harrier's' Wheeler's, Grata, ElHa Chimp. on, Monitor, Traction Steam Portable Ee. gins, Vibrator Threshers, an.. . 11. M. Waage. Towanda, Ang.*Oti. Why will yon lei your hones suffer from lameness when you oan get Kendall's Spay's Care. Bead their advertisement. Auborn Farm Wagoni. I will sell these splendid Farm Wagons at wholesale prices for sake of intr3duction. and warrant them in every respect, for three mouths to come. TOWANDA, July 13. Notice. I want it distinctly understood that I have Removed from Bridge Street Furniture Store to rooms °vet Turner & Gordon's drug store and Woodford A Vandorn's boot and shoe store where I will keep on hand tll kinds o COFFINS OD CASKETS from the best to the cheapest Any one in need of any thing in my lino give me a call. ' P. have no connection with any Mr. Frost's establishments. ROME GRADED/MEAD-Z. Enron firminxmcax:—The Fall term of the Rome Graded School will begin Aug. 29, 'mad. C. F. Revert) , h been secured as teacher of the Ist ,Gradei his well known ability as teacher, and his experience with Snot. Ryan in examinations, give him a knowle - dge of the wants of'teachers and Pu- Pile, and also ability tb 'meet their require.. ments. A competent - teacher will be in charge of the 2d grade. - The Di rectors wil 4:311 in their power to make' this School {first-class in all respecW' Those desiring to teach will find it . to their advantage to attend this school. A Normal class Will be formed for the benefit of teachers. Rates of tuitions as low as possible. Yours truly, 21. 3w. Tompkins County Junior - Eland Dump drat-class rake, and warranted,lo .00 will deliver at aniMailrnad Station in B - ford Cennty: • B. M. W • Having concluded to go out of the grocery business, I offer my Stock and fixtures for sale and tho store to rent. GSOILCIE nIDOEWAY. ' Midge atrooV below Stain TOWANDA, J 1200.1 8 ., V': 1-tf ~. ASTRAM.TIIICEBIIEII-TEN HORSE POWER This steam power mounted on'wheels is portlible and may be, easily hauled with a team to any desired point.: It is adapted to the propulsion of TUIUEHINO fitscuilsEs, wood sawing, feed cutters, portable. saw mills, or any other light machinery. It is of ,le construction, . durable and easily managed. Bladufactured by Charles Pirrigo & Co., Groton, Tompkins County, N. • C. W. aoLcoifß, General Agent. Ulster, Pa., July 21-w A. Card We take great pleasure is ; calling the tit teution of our friondt and easterners to Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup which is perfectly harmless, pleasant to the taste, will not nauseate, and gives relief almost instant ly. It matters not how sewn your Cough may be, how many cough medicines you have tried, or bow many physicians you have con sulted, the tonic, soothing end healing pro perties of this medicine will loosen it and As sist the Throat and Lungs tooxpel the offend ing matter, leaving them is t healthy con dition, free from irritation, aud the air pas segy clear, lmoldes invigorating and strengthening the general system . Price 50 cents'. For, tho' positive care of Consump tion Coughs, Colds, Asthma; Bronchitis; Dry Hacirg Cough, Loss of Voice, Irritation of the ,brocit, Soreness of th e Chest, Pains lin 1 1 'the Lungs, Spitting of Blood, Croup, Influ -1 enzit,l Whooping Caugh t and Lang Fever, we recommend this medicine above al others. 11 Yours truly, CX.Altg B. Perm, 8. End Ward House Block. EM! PiLER. Piles are frequently preceded by a sense of weight in the back, loins and lower-part of the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose he has some affection of- the :kidneys l oc. neighboring organ - it. At , times symptoms of indigestion are present as flatulency, uneasi ness of the stomach, etc. A- moisture like perspiration producing s very disagreeable itching,' par ticularly at niatt after getting warm in bed, is a very common attendant. Internat. External and Itchink Piles yield at once un,the application of Eir. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts - affected, absorbing the Tumors, allaying the intense Itching, and affecting_ a permanent cure where all other remedies have failed. Do not delay until the drain on the system produces - permanent- disability, but try it and be cured. Price, 50. cents. Ask your druggist for it, and when yon cannot obtain it of him; we will send it, prepaid, on recipt of price. Address The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, Ohio, Sold .bp Cluck If. Porter, B. End.of Ward House Block. Rheusnat is tn. In the first symptoms of this disease when You aro aching and haVing, painful sensations in the limbs upon rising from bed in the morning, A stiffness in the joints accompa nied at tithes by swelling and redness, all physicians recommend, the application of an. Menial remedy, something penetrating and soothing; an article that will act u a Mira live agent to the parts affected. Dr. Bosan ko's Rheumatic Cure gives instant relief up on the first application: In lame back, pains or strains it is an invaluable household reme dy. Ask your druggist for iL. Price 75 cents. Manufactured by The Bosanko . Medicine Company, Piqua, 0. For sale by Clark B. Porter, B. End Ward House Block. Tune 2-lyr. - THE MARKETS. • TOWANDA MISCELLANEOUS 'MARKETS. Corrected every Wednesday, EIMW/S & ILONG General Dealers in GROCERIES AND PRODUCE; Corner of Main and Pine Streets, .TOWANDA, PA. PAYISG.:. ...Swan& $51007 50 1 5001495 Flour per 'barrel. ... .. Flour per sack BuCkwheat Flour, V 100—$1 CO Corn Ideal Chop (Feed Wheat, V bushel Bye. Corn, • Iltickwhest, " Oats. " Beans, Potatoes, " apples Green; V bushel.. Apples Dried, V lb Peaches Raspberries Dried VI * lb.. Blackberries " Pork. V barrel Hams. 'V ffi Lard. " Butter, iii Tubs a Firkins. Butter, in Rolls Eggs.... Clover Seed V bushel • Timothy seed V bushel.. Beeswax,' 1b... .. . . ...... • 20E422 Syracuse Salt ......... Michigan Salt" Ashton Salt " • -• Onions, 3l bu5he1...... .. • . PHILA. STOCK IiARKET. DEIIA:ViN & TOWN . SEND • BANKERS," . No. 40 bath Third St. hts.4" aphis - .. - • Stock bought & sold either for Cish or on Margin CORTUCCTIGD ZVI= WZDVISDAT. . HID. AU= U. 8. 6'x,1881 . -.• 102 % • : Currency, 6's. 130 132 •• ' 51i. 1881. new. Ext.... ......102 X , - ;y,' •• 4,X, new 114% ~ ~ I 1 4 ., .. 116% ~% Pennsylvania R. B .... 6 4% . X Philadelphia and Readisiglß. 11.... 32%+, % Lehigh Valley R. IV 61% 62 Lehigh Coal and Navigation C 0.... 44% % UniteilLM J Rlt and Coal Co ..... .. 192 192 Northern Central R 8 Co _ 54 y Bestonithe Pau RR Co 22% -- • Bluff, Pittatnugh, & West R alff o .. 22% X Central 'Transportation Co 41% 42 Northern Paethe ra . Co 40% ?,.• ?red .19r X 1 Northern Pennsylvania It a 60 i X 4Philad(lrelphia esit) Erie R R.... ..... ... 23)124!{ I_er. (Trad 9eX . 1 _,, . • Begot o f —L. B. gent hue large stock Sash, Doors and Blinds, also' Moldings, and is selling-cheaper than any other establishment in Penny/luau —Mrs. E. J. ?Magee has returned from the city with all the spring styles' in Hats, Bon nets, also a fall line of zephyrs. - 11 1 4 —G. L. Boss can sell Groceries very cheap because his expenses are very light. His customers shall - have the benefit by buying at the First Ward Store._ —Mt the latest styles in Ladies Hats. and other fancy goods for 'the ladies at Mrs. E. L. Minos' fashionable`' Millinery store, Main street, opposite. the, Park. —Choice hams at C. M. Myer's market, Bridge Street. - May 194 f. —Fresh lake fish and salt water &di at C. M. Myer's market, Bridge street. May p-tf %t x& —No charge- for delivering, and' done promptly front C. M. Plyer's market, Bridge street.• May 19-tt —Go to O. M. Myer ' s market , Bridge street, for the best cuts of fresh meat. May 19-tf —Mrs. E. J. Mingo. has all the laboit styles in Millinery and Fancy Goods. apt 1 PrrruroN, Lucerne Co., Pa. I have used' Dr. -Clark Johnson's Indian Blood Syrup and have received great benefit -therefrom. I feel fully convinced that were I to fail to keep a bottle on hand I would-be doing injustice to myself and family. Mug. J. MOFFAT. 814 B. PE Waxus. SHERIFF'B SAT. 13. - 7 -By virtue of sundry wilts issued out of_ the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford County, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale at the Court House in the Borough of Towanda, on Thursday, September Ist, 1881, at 1 o'clock, p.m. the following described property, to wit: No. 1.----One lot, piece or pared of land situate in Smithfield township, Bradford county, State Of Penn's, bounded as follows: - On the north and east by other , lands of 'lifer shall Bullock; on the south by the public high. - way running east and west through Smithfield Centre, and on the west by hinds of Mrs. Nancy E.•Fivie. and supposed to contain about lf of an acre of land more or less, with l framed house, 1 framed store, 1 framed atoro.house and few fruit trees thereon. Also the right of Way ; from the highway to the store-bone as .4011. 4ained in Deed of James H. Webb to the Hon. D. Bullock In April, 1877, and being the same property conveyed by said Webb to said Bul lock by the aforesaid Heed. No. 2.-ALSO-One other lot, piece or parcel of land situate in Smithfield township, county and state.aforesaid, and bounded as follows, to I wit: On the north by lands of . Newton Wood, F. G. Bennett. Eliza P. Wheeler and C.F. Coftinfi on the east by lands of lameg H. Webb.l Eliza; p. Wheeler, C. F. Coffin, .the highway and.lands of the Congregational Society; on the south by lands of the Congregational Sooioty, the Public highway, running east and west_throngh Smith- Add Centre. store lot now or formerly .1 Mar- " shall Bullock and lands of. Mrs. Nancy Fide, W. E. Voorhis, Disciple Church, 0. B. Briggs, Mrs. Martha David, Mrs. Martha Bennett,• D. G. I Phelps, A. E. Childs, Mrs, C. C. cores, Idles Laura and Susan Phelps, Smithfield Masonic Aissocietion. L. F. Adams, J, D. Underwood, E. S. Tracy, Mrs. Lester Arnold, • Mrs. g. C. Hale, and on the west bylands of L. W. Forrest, Mrs. I E. C. Hale, the highway running north' from the centre and lands of H. C. Brigham, and sure , posed to contain 80 acres of land, about 60 acres improved, with 1. framed house, 1 framed horse barn, 1 framed barn with sheds attached and an orchard of fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken into execution at the suit of James S. Murray & Co. vs. Marshall Bullock. No. 3.-ALSO-One other lot, piece or parcel of land situate in Burlington borough; County of Bradford, State of Pennsylvania, and bound ed u follows, to wit: On the north by Troy and Towanda street; on the out by tends of M. S. Dickerman ,• on the south and west by lands of A. and J. Morley; containing % of an acre of land more or less, all improved, with I framed house, I framed barn and few fruit tress there on- seised and taken into execution at the suit of 'F. H. Peck use •vs. Geo. C. Hill and Fanny Hill, Terre Tenant, No.- 4.-ALSO-One other lot, piece or parcel of land situate in Canton 'borough, County of Bradford, State of Pennsylvania. and bounded es follows, to wit: On the north by lands of W. Clayton; on the east by lands of J. Fox's estate; on the south by lands of Henry Morgan, and on the west by Troy..street; containing of an acre of land more or less, all improved, with 1 store-house thereon. Seized and taken into execution at the suit of Chas. A. Krise vs. Wil liam Gleckler. • No. 5./-ALSO-All their right, title and inter est being the undivided share in all that- certain' piece, parcel or lot, of land situate in Columbia - township, • County of Bradford, State aforesaid, bounded ' and I described as tollows, vizi On the north by land of Demmer Lilley, Keyes and Shaw, and on the east by land. of Geo. M. Card; on the south by the county road leading from Troy td Sylvania ; op the west by land of Andrew Kilt and James Nash; containing in all about ono hundred and. sixty acres, it being the- same property willed the present grantor; Julia S. Thompson by her father, Henry Card, the will recorded in the proper office of recording of wills for the County of Bradford, book page refer eace being thereto had will more fully and at ; large appear, with appertenance , thereon. Seized and taken into execution a! the suit of W. S. Allen & Co. vs. Julia Thompson and James M. Thompson. No. G.-ALSO-040 other lot. piece or. Fated 'of land situate in Wysox township, Bradford county, State of in, bounded as follows; On the north by lands of J. It. Coolbeneb ;• on the east by lands of- J. B. Ridgway; on the I south by pnblic highway_ leading from Towanda to Wysox, and on the west by lands of A. A. Bishop; containing three acres of land more or less, all improved, with 1 framed house, 1 framed barn and a few fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken -into execution at the suit of 'Joseph W. Ridgway vs. Debir Ridgway's, admr, 0. A. Iliddway, widow, A. B. Ridgway, B. J. 'Ridgway, Maggie Hicenbottom and Lucy Doty, heire.of Bible Ridgway, dec'd. No. 7.-ALSO-One other lot, piece or parcel of land situate in Towanda borough, Bradford county, S(ate of Penn's, bounded as follows: Being Lot. No. 22, in Block No, 5, in Elliott. ad dition to Towanda, 52 feet , front on east aide sth street, and 144 feet deep as will more fully ap pear on Morgan's Map of said addition, record= ed in the office tor the- recording of-deeds, in and for said Bradford county, in Deed Book, No. 122, at Pape 627. Being lot formerly con tracted to Wm. McNeal, with a two story framed dwelling house and addition attached, and a few fruit trees thereon. Seized and, taken into exe cution at the snit of Billings Stroud vs. Wm. S. Vincent and Francis -Watts. No. 8.-ALSO- une other lot, .piece or 'parcel of land situate) in Leßoy township, County of Bradford, Sato of Penn's, bounded as follows, to wit: On the north by lands Of William Ban yan; - on the east by lands of Samuel Walburn; on the south by lands of Oakly . ; Lewle, and on the west by lands of F. Fleming, D. 'Fleming, widow Cocanaparker and John Lindloye estate; containing 47 acres of land more or less, about all improved, 1 framed house, 1 framed barn and few fruit trees thereon. Seized, and taken into execution at the stilt of Amos Harris use vs. C. - B. Storrs. •-• No. 9.-ALSO-One other lot, piece or parcel of landoiltuste in Herrick township, County of Bradford. State of Penn's. and bounded as fol lows, to wit: Beginning at a hemlock stump 'the south west corner of George Elliott's lot; 11 thence north 4 deg. east 160 perches to an iron wood the gouth-east Corner of said Elliott lot; thebce south sful deg. east 47 perches to a post; thence 2% deg. west 160 perches to the north west cornegef Cyrus Avery lot; thence north SB} deg. east 51 perchers to the beginning; con taining 49 sores of land more or less, with 1- framed house, 1 framed barn and few_ fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken into execution at the suit of Geo. Landon use vs. John Leo. No. 10.-ALSO-One other lot, piece or parcel of land lying and being in the township of North Towanda, County of Bradford . and State of POEM* bounded and described as follows': Beginning in the centre of the public highway leading from Towanda to Ulster and it the south-west corner of a lot of land owned by Ei IL Horton; -thence easterly by land of said Hor ton' two hundred eighty-Am feet to a corner; thence southerly at righlningles seventy-five feet to a corner; thence westerly on a line par allel with the north line hereof two hundred : and ninety-six feet to corner In centre of high way above mentioned; thence northerly along the centre of said highway seventy.seven - and one-half feet to the place of beginning; contain ing 3,; acre, all improved,_ I framed house, 1 framed barn and few fruit trees thereon. Seized ..and talon into execution at the snit of Albert 'Lent vs. Barbara Vosburg and Isaac Vosburg. No. 11.-ALSO-Ono other lot, piece or Pat CAA 1 of land situate in Litchfield township, County of Bradford, State of Penn's, and bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning at a post on the north line of slot of land lately owned by Con stant Mathewson, Esq.; thence along the town ship Hue between Athenif and Litchfield north 180 perches to the south-west corner' of M. Drakes tot; thence cast 100 perches along the Louth line of said-Drakes lot to the south-west of Henry McKlnneys - lot; thence, south 160 perches along the west' line of Hiram Merrill. let to &corner; thence west 100 perches to tted•- place of beginhing; containing 100 acres of land. more or , less, about 95 acres improved with 1 framed house, 2 framed barns, other outbuild ings and an- orchard of fruit uees thereon. Seiied and taltendnio execution at the snit df Hannah Snover ve, H. F. Jobnion: No. 12.-ALSO-One other lot, piece or parcel of land situate in- • Tuscarora towaship, County of Bradford, Sato of Penn'a and bounded as follows, to wit: On the north by lands of Geo. R. Johnson and Daniel Rosencrsnce; on the east by the road leading to "Blades Mills" and the stage road thii centre of said - road being the line; on the south by lands of tabu Rosen crance,' and bn the west by lands of Geo. B. Johnson; containing twelve acres of larid,:more es less, it being the same piece of-land deeded to amides B. Dexter by Elizabeth Merritt,qtprll 7, 1870, and recorded in Deed Book No. 100, page 108, ate., all improved with 1 framed house and few fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken into execution at the suit of H. S. Ackley vs. A. C. Dexter; Adm. : No. 13.-ALBO-LOne other lot, piece hr parcel I of land situate in Towanda township, County .of Bradford, State of Penn's and bounded as frit ' lows, to wit: Being lot No. 3 as laid down on I maps of said G. F. Mason's farm. as made by William, H. Morgan for said trustee, said map I recorded in Bradford county in Deed Book No. 138, 1 page 892 and 693, said lot containing five acres strict measure and bounded on the north by lot No. 2, sold to G. W. Ryan; on the east by Main Street; on the gontlrby lot No, 4, and on the west by Fifth street, all - improved. no build ings. Seized and taken into execution at the snit of 0. J. Chubbnek vs. Michael Meehan, No. 14.-ALSO-Orie otherlot, piece or parcel of land situate in Ulster township, County of Branford, Slate of.Penn'a and bounded as fol lows, to wit: On the north by lands of John Sznitti; ;on the cut by the Susquehanna River; on the eolith by lands of 41, H. Holcomb; on the west byllands of C. E. Friroson roontsining 60 acres of land, more or less. about 35 acres Im proved with 1 framed house, 1 fraMed bars and 'au orchard of fruit trees therein. Seized end taken into execution at the suit of Sinion Bayles & Co. vs. George Griffith; • No. 15.-ALSO-One other lot, piece or parcel of land•eituation in Athens borough„ Bradford county'! State of Penn's, bounded an fellows: North by public highway; east by lands of D. Park; tenth by lands of N. C. Harris, lend west by lands of Martin Tompkins and Ocitchises, being seventy-five feet .front and one hundredand ten feet deep with one house and one framed barn thereon. Seised and taken In to execution at the snit of C. 0. Huntington to the ussof P.O. Baird vs. Edwin Drake.: pzrza J. DEAN, Slieriff. Sheriff's office, 'rewinds, Pa, Aug. 10,1881. J. S. ALLYN, A. P. Torso, Sec',y, IEO 1 00@I 10 ig GO 0 45 40® - } 50011 55 ® 2ffoo@voo - 14 16 18®20 14018 I=ls 5 oogoo 50 9 15 ®3 25 i4O 140 2 75Q3 00 1 50 BrisixEss xeriess NEW ADVERTISEMENT. NEW ADVERTISEMENT S REGISTER'S NOTICE. -- Notice Is hereby given, that there him been filed In the office of theltogister for the Probate of wins and granting Letters -of /ministration in and for the County of Bradford, State of Pennsyl vania, gamuts of administration upon the fol • lowing eatitee; viz: • - The first and final account. of _Geo. F. Horton, guardian of Debbie L. Vanderpool, minor child of Wills Vanderpool, late of the 'township of Terry. deceased. Final account of Thomas aalligerlY, sattailag* tater cute testament° annul° of the estate of Samuel Haggerty, late of the township of Terry, =Loma of Alit& 31. Cornell, adminis- Uston of the estate of Lonna C. Cornell, late of thit4sairesship of Columbia, &missed. The first and partial account of Harrison W. 'Greene and Jibes Cale. administrators of the estate Of Etna Case, late of the township of Troy, deceased. - Final account of Benjamin Jones, executor of 1 1 the last will and testament of John Terry, late of the township of Terry, deceased. t I Final account of IL L. Terry. administfator of the estate of James Jones. late of the township of Terry., deceased. . • t Final, account of Delos Rockwell, one' of the administrators of the estate of Alonzo' Long, late of the borough of Troy, deceased. The first and final account of W. E. o,lfilson, administrator cum testament° annex° of the estate of Anna Richmond, late of township of Troy. deceased. Final account of Nelson Vanderpool, guardian of Burr Jolusson, minor child of Lewis Johnson, late of the township of Terri. &calked. Final account of George Jordan, guardian'of Julia Van Allen tnow Julia Cornell), minor child of Darwin - P. Van Allen, late of the township of Springfield, deceased. The first and - partial account of Martin Hark ness, administrator of the estate of Jacob Hark ness, late of the township of Springfield, deceased. The fi rst an dpartial account of Martin .Hark. nese. administrator of the estate of Smith N. Hirkness, late 'of the township of Springfield deceased. Final account of Charles B. Moon and Morgan L. Moon. administrators of the estate of Silas Moon, late of the township of Albany, deceased. Partial account of N. N. Betts, trustee of the estate of H. Charlotte Ward, late of the borough of Towanda - it-deceased. The first and anal account of George Irvine, executor of the last will and testament of Admire. Beverly, late of the township of Over ton deceased. Final account of Hiram L. Bookerell. ffilsrdinn of Thomas E. Burinsion, minor child (now of age) of Willis Brownson, late of the township of Burlington, deceased. - Final account of John Huger and - Emma R. Atkins, administrators of the estate of Joseph IL Atkins, late .of _the township of Tuscarora. deceased. .. First arid final account of John W.; Codding, administrator cum testamento annezo of-the estate-of Jeremiah McCarthy, late of the town ship of Ridgbury. deceased. Final account of Benjamin & Dartt, and John S. Mix, executors of the last will and testament of Jesse E. Bullock, late of the borough' of Can ton, deceased. Final account of Benjamin Dartt and John S. - Mix,-testamentary - guardians of Charles E. Bullock. minor child ot Jesse E. Bullock, late of the borough of Canton, deceased. Final account of Edward S. Horton, executor of this last will and testament of Carotin° F. Wright. late of the , township of Canton, de ceased. - Final account of Mary Bloom, guardian of Frances E. Leonard . (now Fninces E. Williams), minor child of Lewis 111. Leonard, late of the township of Granville, deceased. • First and partial account of Martha Sinner, Floyd L. Sinner and A. C. Elsbree, administra tors of the estate of A. A. Blotter, late of the borough of Athens, deceased. - Final account of Geo. W. Blackman, adminis trator of the estate of Goo. Wayne Kinney, late of the township of Shesheunin, deceased. Final account of B. B. Hollett, administrator cum testament° annex° of the estate of Jeremiah Blackman, late of the township of Monroe, deceased. First and final account of David S. Codding, administrator of the estate of Clinton , Keeney, late of the township of Pike, deceased. First and final - account of Philander E. Wood ruff, administrator cum testament° steama of the estate of Nathan Coleman, late of the township of Orwell, deceased. .0" First and final account of George P. Monro, executor of the last will and testament of Abel Watkins, late of the bornugh of Sylvania. deceased. Final account of Danverse Bourne, giiardian of Homer C. Campbell and Delmer V. Campbell. minor children of Josephns Campbell, late of the township of Burlington, deceased. First and final account of James H. Webb, administrator de bonii non sum testamento anneno of the estate of Charles F. Welles, late of the borough of Athens, *deceased. First and Final account ot Albert Morgon, ad m inistator of the estate of W.U. Hawkins, late ot the township of Armenia, deceased. Filial account of James H. Webb and Elizabeth Kelley, administratots of the estate of Henry B. Wilhelm, late of-the township of Burlington, de ceased. And the same will be presented to the Or phans' Cburt of Bradford County, at an Or: phans' COurt to be - held at Towanda -for said County, on Thursday, the Bth day of September. A . D., 1881, at 2 o'clock P.M, for confirmation and allowance. A. C. PRISM., Register Register's Office, Towanda, Aug. 6th, 1881. HO I FOR Watkins Glen! The first awl only . Eieurslon ever run front itas . section . to the Famous Watkins Glen; will run over-por- I Lions of the Pa. & N. Y.; N. Y., &'.W. and the .li. C. Roll Roads, Without Change of Cars On Tuesday, Aug. 16, 1881, By the Presbyterian and llethodist Episcopa Churches and the Cornet Band of WYALUSING, PA IMNAGING COISIMITTEE.IS' Pres. Chard'. M. E. Church.. Rev. D. Craft, Pastor, Rev.J.H. Weston, Pastor H. B. Gaylord, W. H. Kintner, C. Stowell. • . H. d. HaHock. Cornet Band S. O. Zigler, Leador, 1. M. Aft., T. G. Keeler. , The Excursion Trsin , will start from 31ehoopany and Stop for excursionists at all the stations named - hi the following table, in which is shown the Schedule. Time and Ticket Faros . Anover 16.- ' -Srsrions. 6:00 A. U. leave Mehooisiny 6:23 " kieshoppen.... 6:33 " " Blatt Walnut . 6:38 " " Skinner's Eddy '* WYALIISING Frenchtown.... Itummerfleld • Fliandtag Stotts " Wyssuking • • East Towanda 6:42 7;02 .• 7:18 7:27 • 7:33 .. 7:42 " 7:49 7:54 Towanda . 8:07 8:16 " " Milan .... 8:21 •• Athena 8:31 " Sayre .... 10:30 - arrive at Watiina Retnining, the Excursion Train will leave Watkins at 6 p. m., and will stop stall the ■ta. tions named above to let off excursionists, sr. riving at Sayre at 8:00 p. m., Tpwanda 6:40, W.Taluainff 0:30, Mohoopany 10:15. 1: . . Tickets can be purchased. at tke above sta. tions, and aro good going and returning on our Excursion Traba.for that day only. a • This Excursion is rery eltiap. The;a is. no change of ears. It gives yOu over seven curs to go through the most remarkable Glen in all this region , •round about," And return home , cm, same evening. You can t,tke your own refresh ments and call it a plc-nib. or you can stop at the Glen Park Uotea; — bge oflhe finest in the Rate, located at the foot`of the Glen. and get a first-class dinner at any hour, and Free Bus for guests of the hotel to and from 'Depot, for 75 cents. Wo will sell you a ticket on our train for 20 cents to go through the Glen—less than half the regular rate. There, are many places of great interest in the vicinity, some or all of which you can lee, inch as Watkins Glen, Havana Glen, : -.: Glen Eldridge, .. Glen Excelsior, -._ Glenora, . - •. Hector Halls," Lodi Glen, ‘, - Willard's Asylurri, Lake Cayuta", - . Lake Lamoka, Mineral Springs, Devil's Punch. Bowl. From Point Lookout there is ono of the finest panoramic vicuna in the world—Magee Monu ment, Iron Bridge across Glen George, 165 feet high, &c.: &c. •If ion desire, you can take a grand boat ride of 20 or 25 miles on Seneca Lake on board one of the magnificent Steamers of the Seneca lake Steam Navigation Co. We will sell you a ticket on our train for 20 cent.. In short, the Committoe of Management and Bail Road Officials will spare no pains for the comfort, pleasure and safety of the escuraionists. LET THE PEOPLE RALLY By 'order of the itANAGOIG COMIUTTIC.B • .. . WYaluslite Pa:. Auinal I 4 1881. IL H, L FORMS OLD ESTABLISHED 01111 G STORE DEATH tOPOTATO-BUGS PARIS GREEN LONDON PURPLE Cori Main and Pine - Sts.- Touran.da. SPRING- AND LOTHING, Gents' Furnishing Goods, M• E• Now proposes to knock the bottom out of high prices, and for the next 90 da will offer his immense stock of Spring Iteady-Made Clothing for • , MEN, BOYS & CHILDREN'S WEAR &T FIFTEENYER CENT LOWER - han the goods can be bought in any other house in the county, and every one whether they negdclothing or not, should not miss this great opportunity, as-it wilt pay you to buy for the coming season of • Zas E. ROEFICI7I 7 I.3EINIL I now feel confident of success in this line as I am turning out the nand sourest and beat finished ,garments in town. "Don't forget two Place. - CALL EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS. Towanda. March 7, 1879. - M. E. ROSENEELIi. . . . ! _ psTRAY.—Came upon the prem- 1 'ir . - • 9 1 14 lies of the subscriber July 18 , 1831, Four ' J.4013.g S .3111.11 . S head °tring Attie; 2 two years old steers, cool white, one black, 2- two - years old heifers, one - ' - roan, one red. The owner can-Lace them by 1 - proving property and paying charges thereon. : . . . It. B. Pataran.-*4O- ..• . , Lagor, PA., 'July 25 ,51.' ' 1, . . • , I 1 The undersigned has arranged his mill for mann- E'' . GLITO'S NOTlCE.—Estate of ,- - Lecturing the John F. Chamberlain, late of the township of . Wyslusing, deceased. Letter's testamentary un- :i der the last will and testament of the above named decedent having been granted to the un dersigned executors of said estate, notice is hereby given that all persons indebted thereto , must make immediate payment, and all persons having claims against the same must present them duly authenticated for settlement to the undersigned. ' Gr.ouGr. F. Cuaxammass, JOHN W. Canarunntsts, Executors July2.s, 'Bl.-Gw. • Haying sold my retai'l Furniture 1.1: and Undertaking business, known as the Bridge Street 'Furniture Store tcr.E. B. Pierce, I would respectfully recommend those in need of goods in his line to call on him at the old stand. I also wish to inform those indebted to me that it will be necessary to settle the acconntr soon. N. P. //was. Feb. 3-6 m. ADMINISTRATOR'S , NOTICE:- Estate of Frank Bunyan, deceased, late of Granfille, Bradford county, Ps. Letters et administration having been grant ed to the. undersigned ,upon the estate of - the above named decedent, notice is hereby given that all persons Indebted to !aid estate must make immediate payment, and all' perhons hav ing claims against the same must present them duly authenticated for settlement to the under signed. JOEL'? VIIOIAN, 2D, Ds...vrtn . Irucr-4, Administrators. Granville_Centro, Pa., July 6, 1881. 6w. • FARM FOR SALE. The 1 farm situated in Towanda Township, within: one mile of the Court. House, belonging:. to estate of. L. L. Moody, deceased, containing E 4 acres, will be sold August let. 1381, at the Court Holum at 10 o'clock, a. in. It Is a desire bit) property and will be sold on easy terms of payment... Any information regarding it may be obtained trom N. N. Betts, C. L. Tracy, N. C. Elsbree or of thelundersigned. E. T. FOX. Administrator. Towanda, Juno 30. 1881. july7-4t. VEROriT OF CONDITION OF the FLIZAT NATIONAL It Or lOWA NDA at the cloee of btutinese, June :to, 1881. Loans and biscotints 8481,432 36 United States Solids and i other seeurittes, - J 152,091 00 Duo from Mai and) 1 Treasurer U. Ei., . 150,193 49 - Legal , tender tic tea, coin, 'Binhl .. .. notks,and other Cash items i' „ ..... 34,092 24 Real estate, furniture and fixtures__ 34,234 CO • i . • ~ $884,093 09 ' . '_ . Lulu:arms. . , Capital .. $125,000 CO Surplus fund and undivided profits... 75,388 52 Dividends unpaid- - 7,500 00 Circulation - . , 1 112,500 00 'Deposits ' -, • , • 50,610 81 Duo Banks r 17,098 76 $894,693 09 STATE OP PEEN ° A., 4:7017NTY OF BIIADFOILD, se: N. N. BETTS, Cashier of the First National Bank of Totirands, do solemnly swear that the, above statement is tree to the best of my knowl- edge and belief. ' N. N. BETTS; Cashier. SubsSribed and sworn before me this 6th day of 7tdy,lBBl. W. IL DODGE, Notary Public. Correct-.—Attest:- • • • • R. A. MERCIIR, • , C. L. TRACY. DireCtors. GEO. STEVENS, • REPORT OP CONDITION OF the Crrizuse NApossr.. Basic AT TowAluol in the State of Pennsvivania, at the close of business, June 30, 1881. Loans and Diacciunts 174,319.96 Over Drafts• , 1,949.37 U. S. Bonds and other Securities,. 174,353.39 Due from Banks and Treas.; -72,377.71 Beal Estate furniture and fixtures. 26,505.46 ROtID TRIP Expense taxes. Premiums paid Cash $2 75 . 2. r & ^ 5 2 2 55 • 2 50 2'35 2 30 2 25 2 20 2 10 LaAnifxrigs. , - Capital . 1 . 50,000.00 Surplus and profits 18,782.97 Circulation..., ..... , • 135,000.00 Deposits • . , 164,422.42 Due Banks - ' 5,219.00 aOO . $473,453.39 State of Pennsylvania, County of Bradford, ea. I, George W. Buck, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the aboyo statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. ISS 1 75 GEO. Vir.' BUCK, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before. mo . this sth day of July, 1881. Ina It. Motor, Nbtary Public. CorutEor—Attest: . . E. T. FOX, JAItIRS MACFARLANE. S Directors. • • BENJ. M. PECK, TEXAS FrV n :rnlWT . 7, A hethfalul, genial climate: an exceedingly productive soil; where., with common industry and prudence, a sere and certain competence can be had. • The South-Western Immigration Co. Will mail, on application, free of cost, postage prepaid, books with maps, giviisg authentic and rellible inferiaation, in detail, of the state of Texas, Arkansas, or Western Louisiana. We desire to confer with those wishing to bettor their conditionand are meditating a change to a new country. Address B. 0. DUVAL, Secretary. Austin, Texas. J.N. VICTOR, Eastern Manager. 243 Broadway. New Volt. Foreign office: —WM. W. LANG, President, Leadenhall House, Leadenhall St., London, E. C., England. Aug..4,,2w. A. N. miaow. i tk -A r .... DEALER IN,- , _WATCHES ~ CLOCKS, ' a. FINE GOLD AND PLATED JEWELER Of evet7 varitity,and Spectacles: ie.-Particular attention paid to repairing. Shop in Decker & Tonight's, Grocery Store, gain. Street, Towanda, Penni. . t?teP9-140 -- —:o: AND AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. HATS AND CAPS AT KOENFIELIYS, nEsorncr.s 4,018.42 4,728.49 15,175.59 $473,453.39 SUMMER HIGHEST GRADE OF New Process Flour - ) t lie has also greatly- improved the Common Standard, Family and sample Flours; their quality will , not be second. o any manufactured at any milling establishment in the country: Ite uses'no Drugs in making the NEW PROCESS -FLOUR. Sold at wholesale and retail at his flour Store and 31:11s. Floniing for customers on MC, New Process system, H. F. LONG, TROY, PA. 17 Inty-tt 41') j-i :t: feb 26-Cm NEW FIRM NEW STORE I _ NEW GOODS I Ed. Mouillesseallx, (Formerly with Rondeimanj HAS OPENED A Jewelry Store OF HIS OWN IN- PATTON'S BLOCK, With Swarts & Gordea's•Storc!, Main Street, Towanda; Pa., Where he keepa a FULL ASBOI4.ICOIT eT Gold &Silver Watches SWISS AND AMERICAN; CLOCKS, SPECTACLES, ETC- /kir Ms Stock 10 all NEW and of. the FINEST QUALITY. Call and see for yourself. REPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY. EIiGRAITINGA SPECIALTY. deal& DR. _JONES' CREAM CAMPHOR. IS THE NAME of the popular Liniment that cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Swollen or Stiffened Joints, Frost Bites, Pain in the Pace. Heed or SPihe, Chopped Hands, Bruises, Sprains, Burns; Mosquito Bites, 'Sting or Bite of an insect. Poison Vines. etc., for. • Man or Beast Always reliable, and almost instantan eous in its relief. - Haying an agreeable odor it is pleasant to apply. Sold by all druggists; Price 25 cts. •IL B.—Thin Liniment received a Prize Medal at the State fair. is 79. ASA JONES, Proper, 319 X. 3d St., Phila., Ps. Jan. 13, 67m DR. Jon S'OREAN CAMPHOR IS _THE NAME OF the popular Liniment that cures Rheumatism,. Neuralgia, Swollen' or Stiffened Joints, Brost Wei, pain in the Pace, Head or Spine, Chapped bands, Bruisee,RprainS. Burns. lilosqtdoto Bites, Sting .0i Bite of an in sect. Poison from . conunon. Poison Vines. etc. for man or beset. Always reliable, and almost instantaneous in its relief. Haringey' agreeable odor, it li pleasant to apply. • Sold by all drug gists. - Price 25 cent'. N.B.—This Liniment received a Prise Medal a the State Fair.lB79. Mar 20 iy. II :JEWELRY,
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