JIMSON HOLCOMB. t . ruoramous .
CHAS. L. TRACY,
.117OSOk HOLCOMB, Editor. •'
CHAS. H. ALLEN. Associate Editor.
"Reasonia , lei taxi's, honest e.rpendilttres, com
pel cid offieers, .and ?to :denting." Harper's
Irk' Filtered la the Po%t 'Ocoee at rauandwaa
SECOND CLASS' MATTER. •
THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1882.
gr. Charles H. Allen. for many Teats con
nected with the :Reporter, enters this week
into the employ of . ; the IlEruntacas office as
foreman and associate editor. He needs
introdhction to the people of Brad- -
ford county.. - A newspaper experience
of thirty ,years, and a natural capacity,
for newspaper work, qualifies him for
the p , erh4nauce. of the duties assigned him,-
and enables us to assure our readers that the
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llurt - nucAs l under his guidance will he in
many respects improved.
We shall endeaver to present weekly, the
it( :diest and most reliable news, of the most
material interest both local and general.
Our paper will present, weekly, a compen
-aim of current events by paragraph notes
of matters of material interest.
In the absence of the - editor, In chief at
Washington,, we ask our patrons to remember
that they are welcome visitora at the Br.-
runhicaN office, the same as though he were
pre:ent, and every pains will be taken to
serve ; their wants in an acceptable and satis
faltory manner.
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In the.line of job wor - , we cannot , be
ei
celled either in neeessar outfit or the char
acter for eoructoess, eatness or dispatch
in the execution of our Work.
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Pr u,iaes are easy to Make,..aud generally
racy-to hrcak., Lshalt ?hake no promises to
the readers of the4tEruiimps, but I earnestly
hope that ;my 'Fern:JenaOn with the paper will
make it i'hithO future e l Nen more interesting
and tutertsiniug thavi at has bass been in the
past—a weleenie visitor to the homes
of the gontl people of Ilradfordiconnty.
CSI \y. El. ALLEN.
The Albony Ere advises the
Democratic party ,o advertise for a
leadei.. Why that is all the Demo
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cratic.iparty has been fo.r some time
past. < It's all 1ea410., and , no backbone.
Orj. (.1. 1 - H. Bres4er, of York, Pa., is
varOidate for ithe nomination. , of
(!oilressinan-at•Large by the Republi
(:n Con'vention. - Dr. Bressler is
grongly 2 endiTsed by the Yorfc
sylvan „
Large numbers of Chinese are arriv
ing in British_ COlumbia, where they
are employed in railroad building and
in,great demand, They could haVe
what We have got in welcome, if they
will only get them to emigrate,
Stokes; the Slayer of Jim Fiske, .is
once 'more a millionaire. The whirli
tvg of time does queer things, but in
the sweet bye and bye ' Mr. Stokes
won't take up any More room than Jim
Fiske does in the quiet New - England
grave-y:ird.—Elmira Ado.
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''!..:`This is no place for me," recently
said a young man_ .who- was leaving a
prayer meeting "my mother always
told ma to ken; good company and
here are men who have confessed that
they- have committed • nearly every
(and - known to the law.' --Ex:
.
The State Department at
iugton received information on, the
3d instant from. Pery, ot• the death
of Minister Hurlbut of heart 4is
ease on the - - 27th ultimo. This ivill
embarrass the Committee on For
eign Retations of the House in pur
suit, of the Shippard investigatiun:
it is stated that Nir. Scoville, ~ouu
sell for Guitean, has prepared a
petition to the House of Representa
tives asking that the bill to pay the
medical experts for the - government,
be amended by -adding a section
authorizing the Department of Justice
{ii pay the claims for legal services
of the counsel for the defence.
Secretary Lincoln has made a re
port to the - President in the case of
Sergeant Mason. He disregards the
opinion of the Judge-Advocate-Gen
eral, and holds that, there ' is no
po'ker to set aside the trial of a
court martial after it has beim ap
proved. Ile 'recommends a miti,
(ration of the sentence and this will
he ordered.
The Smithsonian Institution at
Washington, - D. C., has_ received
froM Professor Foerster, ;of
the announcement of Vie' discovery
by Palisa on the:2oth of March, 18S-.2,
of a,planet• of the twelfth magnitude
in twave hours fifty-two minutes
right ascension, nine degree's nine
minutes north declination, with a
(laity motion of three minutes, •
There are several bills pending • in
Congress propoaing • to reduce the
rates of letter postage. There ap-.
pears to be a disposition 'to reduce
the rate to 72 cents for each half
ounce or-fraction thereof on letters
. not . exceeding one half ounce. - On
letters exceeding half am ounce, at
the rute - rof 3 cents per ounce orfract
ion thereof above half an ounce.
, "It is rumored that the President
has signified his desire that the Republi-
can State Convention of 'New l ' York
sheald nominate Secretary Folger as
compromise candidate for Governor.
The Half-Brtvd Senators and Repre
sentatives in Congress say that they be
licve such a selectiQn would harmonize
the party in . .the State. It is under
stood that Secretary Folger would ac-.
cept."
,The arguments on the motions to
quash the indictments in the -Star
route cases were resumed before
.Judge Wylie in the Criminal Court
at Washington on Saturday. Mr.
Totten, of counsel for the defence,
exhibited a digest of the laws of
Maryland containing the act of 1722,
which 'act it is claimed was ignored
in the finding of Abe indictments.
Arguments were made tier,
Of, Philadelphia; for the -government,
Who was followed on the saran- side
hyllessrs. Merrick and Bliss. Judge
Shellaharger closed for the defenee,
and Judge -Wylie then . said ho
would ilmsider the arguMents acid
decide upon them, hereafter, giving
counsel"two or three days' notice of
the time at which he w ould render
his decision. • -
A - Saint Joseph, Missouri, tele
gram of the 3d inst., contains infor
mation Id the shooting and death of
Jesse James, the noted train 'robber
and outlaw at tha place on that
day. He was shot by Robert Ford
one ot Lis own gang,- and instantly
Charles and Robert Ford,
brothers were living in- a Shanty in
the outskirts of the town with James.
Robert Ford on the morning of the
3d instant while the three were pre
paring i
their weapons for a
,raiding
expedition, stepped behind James
and without warning sent a bullet,
crashing through his brain. The
Ford brothers gave themselves up
to the authorities and were locked
tip in jail, They claim to be detect
ives and allege that they have been
watching for an opportunity to kill
James. Be that as it may, Ford did
a good job when he put an
, end to
the notorious outlaw.
Last week we published' in item
taken from a Philadelphia daily paper,
to the effect that Schuyler Colfax- was
a eanlidate for re-election to Congress.
:We clip the followitig from the- Daily
Tribune, published at South
. Bend, Ind.,
Mr. Colfax's home,_ and the article. -can
be relied upon as eniiphatierilly true
"(lath" writes ire Ty interesting
ters to the Cincinnati Enquirer,
when South Bender read '!Seli
Colfax, who is nowin New York,
to run for Congress too, brit his aSSii:
ciate i Studebaker, iS on wheo4 , to ,get
the nomination," they begin to wonder
why Ananias was nyt permitted to live.
Nothing would . ifiduee My. Colfax to
be a candidate, and . Mr. Studebaker,
who knows his own mind, is. emphatic
in his declaration that he is not a cani
'didate. L'Grath" must have` imlnhed
from Eli Perkins' jug.
The Chinese Bill.
Our latest advices from Washing
ton up to Tuesday indiCate a
.forth
coming veto by the President Of the
,Chinese bill. Attorney-General
13rewster, bas ghetr - an_ elaborate
statement of his reasons why the bill
should not be approved, whictb was
read at the Cabinet meeting oii 11.1.on
day.
; The motives tint inspired the pas
sage of this bill forbining tliCI immi
gration of Chinese fhr twenty I years
are unworthy the 'American I Con
gress. The appeals of Dennis
Kearney, and his f'saind lots" Hoo
dlums to the baser piiBsioes 'of the
j mph elements of California,' while
they have a certain political Signifi-
I cance in that State, do not aired the.
1 country generally. Both parties in
Congress appear to have been struck
with the importance of appeasing the
pas.sions.of the Hoodlum elenients of
the Pacific States in the hoe that
Isome . advantage May be
gained in future elections. The fear
that one party Might gain an i!advan
tage over • the other, impelled • both
to vote for the bill. ft smacks strongly
of politics at the. sacrifice of the most
sacred early. traclitions_ and preced
ents of the Republic. .
It is in • conflict with the genius
and spirit . of American institutions,
and if it shall become a law, may
come back to torment the class of
people who have 'inspired its pas
sage. •
• The 1* will establish a precedent
unWorthY .the American people.
_flow - can, it' be expected that ttet pa
gan Chinese will -.assimilate with
AmeriCan habits and practices and
become christianised, while the only
Method employed in Califhrhia to
christianise them is through the- ap- plication of brick bats and rotten
errs•'
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Since the above was set in type,
our Wednesdays news gives the Net° •
of the President of the ` 'Act to ex.
ecute certain treaty stipulations re
lating message
is
Chinese:'. The
is elaborate, and forcibly . . states the
objections to the approval jof the
bill. The -main points of the message
are:Aimed at the features of the bill
whiCh rePudiate • existing treaty l
stipulations with China, and , they
are•forcibl:y expressed. He indicates
a willingness to approve la : bill limit
ing the 'Suspension of' 'iniinigrWion
to ten yea'Fs. Twenty years, as pro
vided in the bill, he urges with sound
logic, strongly emphasized, is prac
tically prohibition, and. in violation
of -the terms of the existing .:treaty.
Congress will hardly attempt to paSs
the bill over the veto.
Cornelius ,Vanderbilt, a son of the
ruillionare, Comwadore yanderhilt,
and only brother of William H.
Valuderbilt, the great railroad king,
committed suicide by shooting him
self at the Glenham Hotel, No.
.319
Fifth Avenue New York on Saturday
afternoon last: By an erratic -and
wayward course of life lie alienated
the confidence and love of his father,
who upon his death • bequeathed to
him but a small portion of his. vast
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estate. This he placed in rust . with
' William H. his only broth r, for his
benefit. He contested the . will, arid
s
by a compromise with h/ 1 brother I
obtained one million' dollars.
He apppars to hare lii a wa y..l
ward life, which has ,ermi...ftl stedi
in the above described tragic manner.
Had he chosen a different career he
'could have enjoyed an ample for
tune and might have led useful_ anti
t profitable life.
REPUBLICAN COUN I cQ.A--
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• Pursuant - 4o the call of the dimir-
Mau;uf.the.Reptiblictin Cotinty:e,lo`
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mitt e, theitnpublicanCotint.Con•
veution assanbled. at ,tho Court
'House on Tue'sday- lit#, at !one
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o'clock, p. in , had was called to
order by W. J. Young,' Esq., Cutdr
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num of the Cottutv Committee.). A
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list of, the election Districts waslread
and the following nittntA gentlemew
presented credentials add took i.i'eats
in the Convention as delegates:
Alba- 1
Albany-;!I B Osborn, It S Hakea.
Armenia- . • -
Asylum-B Laporte, t Ennis.
Athens BoroLAst d.-F K Hariis,pr.Rishel.
2d d.-D W Tripp. J• 11 Ely.
Athena tp.-lst d.-W A Pltunmeti. Wright
Dunham. 25. d.--
3d d.-C A Blood, B F Conlbanh.
'Barclay-4obn Diebburn, Dr. Johnson.
Burlington tp.-Geo Moscrip. N W Lane.
Burlington boro-
Burlington W-J B 'atcKeau, AC
_Blackwell.
Canton, boro-A B Bowman, Id Griffin. -
Canton tp.-Andrew Crandall.' i-
Columbia-Daniel Bradford, C E Wadding.
Franklin-Nelson Gilbert. 1 ' -
Granville-John Vroman, Chas Kenyon.
Herrick-J W Hurst, C H Crawford. '
Leßaymille-J P Bosworth: G W think.
Leßoy-
Litchtiel&-A D Munn, John St ruble. -
Monroe ho-D 3-Sweet. J.B M MUman.
Monroe tp-Freeman Sweetilliraro Sweet.
New Albany-8 S Orrnsby,'A ileverly. •
Orwell -A C Friable, W B Pickering.
Overton-E F McCann,
Russell Ileve.rly.
Pike-J H Marsh, L ABosworth. •
Ridgbury-E M Tntou; • ; .
Rome tp-W W Moody, Jacob Stalker. '• '
Bowe boro—E E Spalding, A C Malattlin. ;
Sbeithequiu-W S Vabrce. J H Child.
South Creek-
South Waverlv • • • •
Springfield-B'D flarknere.F N Hubbard.-
Standing Stone-John 0 Huff,.l3Yrim Vanness
Sylvania--Jos Card, L Greggory.
Terry-John F Dodge, N - Ilhineheart. ,
Towanda tp- .1
" North-W H Smith, G B Mills.
• " Ist w.-i 3 N Williams. M V Brownl
- 2d w.-W J Young. L B Coburn.
" 3d w.-Frank Watts, Win Jennings.
Troy boro-B B Mitchell; J T McCollum. • ..
tp.-Ezra Loomis, M W Pierce. ,•
Tuscarora-Levi Wells. B Coggswell.
plater -J Mather,. C 15...R0ck well.
Warren-Abram Whittaker, 1.1. Howell.
Wells- - •
Windbaut-Elery P Cheeny, A Broadhead.
Wiltubt-
Wyaluaing lat'D -Andrew Fee, N J d.
" 2,1 D-Lewis Bilea, L Hewitt.
Wysox Ist D-fl E WhitneE-1: Myer,
"2d D=l;G Oweu, E C'Bull. • •
Alter theicall of the' roll Hon. E.
Myur uominateTH N. Willixwi,
as Chairman. ot the I"Jonvoittion, who
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was unanimously elkteted.
Oh taking the chair Mr. Williams.
made a brief speech thiinliing the
Convention for the honor conterred
OE
but
Nier
‘-ants
Vetoed.
TENTION:
upon hint -
On motion,J. M. Ely and E. M
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Tuton were cleeted -secretaries.
W. J. Young,. Esq., offered- the
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following rekolutious, which were
unanimously adopted :• .
INHEUEAS, We. the Re; UhiiCAUS of Bradford
county assembled in Coors titian agreaahle to
the call of the County 'Committee, desire to
preneiat for the counidetatien of the Repulili;•
can State Convention, soon to assemble, and
to the pe , !ple of the State,-'one of our must
worthy citizens lot the position of Lieutear !
ant Governor, Thereforet.
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Besotted, That Hon. E. Overton', Dr. J. K.
Newell and Capt. B. B. Mitchell be and are
het eby appointed delegates to represent
'Bradford county in the ' Republican State
Convention, to meet at Harrisburg on thelOth'
of May. next, to maculate candidates for
State offices, and" are hereby instructed to .
support the Hon. Wm. T.-Davies ror the poni,
tion of Lieutenant Governor, ant hereby dc
dare that his nemination will be hailed with
gratification by the people oflto: ttoirn Penn
s.)lvania and tiling to the snit; or't of the
,
ticket as united party. _
Remitred. That we concur in the nomina
tion of W . II &wetland for Senatorial delegate,
presented by Wyoming county. . .
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-Mr. Mver moved that a committee
of three be appointed to wait upon
Mr. Davies and request his - pres
ence in the C , ,nvention, whereupon
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the Chair appointed Hon. E. E.
Myei-,.C. E. Gladding, and B. Laporte
such Committee. The Committee
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waited upon Mr. Davies, and report-.
ed to - the Convention that Mr.. D.,
waS unable to appear 1.)-for, the
Convention but returned the : body
his sincere thankSlor . the great lion
or conferred uponim..
Mr. Loomis pres ntetl the - follow
ing resolution, wli ch after - being
discussed by Messr
and Young, Was de sated by a vote
of GI nays to ;10 ye , .
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WITEILEAS, Rotation i office is a pi incip' le
and part of the policy? of our Republican
term of government; T 1 -*fore be it • .
Resolved, Th at it 1 ' ense of this Convert
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tibn that:the best into st of the Republican
party in Bradford cod ty requires that in
cumbents of all county offices .and of such
legislative Oleos 118 are filled by the votes of
the people cif Bradford onnty alone, should
`rot be candidates for a econd term, or :be
! put in nomination the efor by the Conven
tient; of sod county.
. On motion the
journed,_ - ine die
- Theßepublican -minty Convention
for the election of delegates to the 10th
of Ilay' State - Convention, • held at
the Court. House on ,T4sday afternoon
last,, passed off with good feeling and
harmony. A resolutiOn was tinani
mously adopted endorsing lion. W.'T.
Davits for Lieutenant Governor. Hon.
I:dward Overton, of Towanda, Dr.
NeWel4 ot,Wyaltising, and . Capt. B
B. Mitchell of Troy were sele..ted dele
gates. The selection . of 'ilelegates
is Wisely made : and satisfact
ory. We •shall hope that our • State
Convention may conclude its hibors io
la manner so satisfactory, as" to win
the confidence and support of all ele
ments of the.party. ,If such shall be
the case we cannot fail of success. _
While history giveS it as a fact that
it was . . ati indiscretion on the part of
the children of Israel that caused the
original Moses
,to hreak all of-the
Commandments, recent investigations
prove that it was linate Ascality
that eansud his'out.';'.l,Ciirolitia
sake to do the smile: thing while
Governor of that.staite -
The settleMeift of the unoccupied
lands of the northwc4 the coming sea—
son promises . to greatly exceed that of
any previous Year in the history of the
country; 41readythe number Of emi—
grants passing through St. Paul, Minn.,
reaches an average of nearly cne thou
sand s day: : •
According to one of the latest; bits of
political gossip, ,Secretary of the
Treasury Fo}ger is being pressed in
„high yuartersi.as -an eligible pacul to
place on the Republican ticket in New
york when the day arrives fOr the
; election of Goyernor Cornell's sue-
Eugene 144 4 oughlin, charg,ed with
robbing the Post- . ofßce at Oval:l'44w
ing, was eornmitttd to iail,'at Easton,
*nday, in default of $,OOO.
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The Court at liarrisburg, held a:con
ference. with ,the, attorneyi on both
.
fldts in the Sondard Oil suit Monday.
iscrePenciesi in the facts_ werehar
tuoniied, and it is expeeted An opinion
mill be proinalgateci-to-day.
Datinie :wed was
found in an alleyint 'Lebanon,, Sunday
morning Apitple — xi Is.' believed , to
havelbeeri thecause.•7. - life .is.
'sured for $.30,90.0 in speculative corn:
roles.
CONDENSED NEIVS.
Senator .sogan is affected with
rheumatism
Haverly,:the,great.showrami, is said
- . •
o have failckl..
The Tennessee Legislaturehas heen
called to meet in special session on the
('•tli of Aril: - .1 .
Boston has already donated $12;000
for fire-Veorks'for next:fourth of 'July.
Quite pu triotie.
The President has approved of, the
net penSioning Mrs. :Garfield,-
Polk and Mrs. Tyler.
Wst Virginia had a bail-storm on
the 27th of March that done damage td
the..amount of $25, 000.
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The new five per cent. postage stamp
withlibe portrait of President Garfield,
will be issued on April 19th.
POSttnester-Genertil Howe, it is
said,' has a way of putting his feet up
on the centre-table during an interview
in such' a manner es to tliilow a home
like air upon the whole scene.
. • New: York is to haVe a 'tiew 'opera
house that will CoSt. one million dol
lars, did will be built, on a magnificent
it will probably follow Booths'
house, and be a mag,M.
Scent failure about the time-they have
it finished.' 4.:
Two, large British steamships, loaded
with Chinese passengers, have sailed
from Hong Kong for Vietoria, B. C.
About' four thousand more are condi*
this season, all of whom hra wanted On .
railwai works. Labor of all kinds
continues high, and is steadily advane
ing.,l ''Men are scarce,, and the work 7
shops are declining orders.
• It isn't safe to ',sass" in court. John
a-desperate tramp, who fired at
an Erie brakeman near Binghamton a
few 'weeks ago, was sentenced the other
day, by .Tudge Follett to eight years in
Auburn prison, and declared by the
court can habitual criminal.. While the
judge. *as explaining the nature of the
proceeding the prisoner declared he
would live to dance on the judge's grave.
Judge Follett then , added two years • to
hiS sentence, making it ten
AN APPALLING CALAMITY
Burning .of a Mississippi Iliver
FI:031 THIRTY TO FIFTY LIVES LOST. '
31.. E wills, March 30.—The Cincin
nati and New Orleans packet Golden
City, en route from. New Orleans to
Cincinnati, burned at the wink
.this
toorning at 4:40 o'clock,
thirtyand fifty liVes were lost,.princi-
pally women and children
DETAILS 011 TEE DISASTER..
The Golden City-, when approaching
wharf, was discovered on fire by the
*mid engineer, who - notified the pilot.
te boat's bow Was at once headed for
the, shore, and in four minutes she
t •
touched the wharf,' where a coal fleet
were moored. A lino 'vas Made fast
to a coal barge, but the current being
sWift it soon parted. The ~ § tearder
floated down the Fiver,
A MAS. 3 OF ILA3M4,
with many of her passengers and crew
aboard. The steamer left New 9r
learni on Saturday en route
. to.
Cincin
nati.- She carried a - crew of about
sixty r ankbad fOrty cabin passengers,
fifteen of whom were ladies and child.
ren. i The cargo consisted of three
hundred tons, among which was a -lot
of jute, in which it is said the fire
originated.
• The books of the steamer were lc,ist;
so it is impossible to gather a complete
list of the lost and saved. The officers
.
escaped, except; the second engineer,
Robert tKelly, Who, first discovered the
fire and remained at hie post until cut
oft - by this
Convention - ad-
Steamer.
A C111(;t78 BUENED
Stowe's eiretis,was taken aboard at
Vidalia and SNetwes of animals and
, . .77 , •
birds, with the ticket and hand wagon,
tents laid horseS were lost.
!' OnJ of the pilots, when the .alarm.
'was sounded rushed through the eahin
bursting in the - , stateroom . doors d
a\Vat:ening the passengers.. •Within five
minutes after the discovery of ihe fire,
which broke out amidships, the aft part
of the steamer, was all ablaze. The
people saved had to flee in their night
clothes. When the. steamer touched
the wharf the fire communicated to the
coal fleet and lug Oriole, which , was
I also burned. : .
TIIIRTT•PIVE LIVES LOST:
MEMPAV, March W.—As near us
can be ascertained there were twenty
three ladies aboard the steamer, only
three of whom were saved as far as
known. J. H.' Cronk, connected with
the circus, is supposed lost. John
Devouse, wife and three children; were
saved and are at the hOspital, ; also
Simon Black. Devouse was slightly
, burned. -
The steamer was five years old ' and
cost $54,000. She was owned by
Captain Hegler, W. F. and S. C 'Mcln
tyre, She lies sunk three miles below
in a chute. ,
It is' estimated that thirty-five lives
were lost. The fire was caused by the
bottom of the watchman's lantern drop
ping into some jute. '
— Wash Smith, Colored, captain of the
watch, has been jailed on the ekarge of
murder, through pareles,snesb itl 'posing.
the fire.
SKINEY ,MEN
"Nyelle Health Renewer" restorNt hesith
aril vigor,. cares ! Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Bernal Debility. $l. ; ,
LegaLT:
ICL'NSES.,N te.lB, - hereby. ; : 'veil
L- - ,
that aPplicitiaa rlatels, eating houses,
null merdisstAaileritAirie :been-: died in - this
ofllite, end.tent belrolioutod ' oh lionday; May 1„
1882. f..r the cotudde, lailhri - ettlitCOurt:, '
..2."'',:.: ,
.01*,'.., , .... 1 `..L
G. L. Bull, hiaiikilligurigli,
Morris Kellogg, jiliiNillisuy Borough
• P. D- Wlicex.-, , 4.7. , ..- ..“. _ _ Township ....." _
- James J. li smiarii
_ o2 %titirt Toviship. -
lilsi tin Crowley , .Warerly Borough. .
P. C..Laudinassecifilimidltig Stque,TourosliA u .,
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• James A. Elliott.-: bilry,Torrislitp: ' - '
D. B. Hearted) :: Township.. - -;-
James it donallosis.- Baystille Borough.-
J. Morgan Brown ; , using Township.
John B. Wright; w TowootdP.
J. ci- Doughortlc-l i tifjow.sithip: . • . . =
George Z. Blotry. - 'Township.
Elizabeth Carr, Rid ury Township.
• WM. Henry.'.„ ", .,Towanda Boroub.ist Ward
Charles H. SoeleY, -4 :: do - - - do
Asai.W. Dlizmilelr. .--.,'; do , • do
liedinoud Caten,- 4 1.- do ' . -' do
. •
' - - - anuteitiarr twat u,
4alacaeninlubikeY. i'otraudi Borough, lit W.
GED. ,..
E W. BLKIIIIAX, Clerk.
'Towanda, Pa., uurlkt 4 lBB2.
..
REGISTEItik NOTICE. -- - Notiu
u is _hereby give it„ Unit there have'been Sled
intthe (Alice of the Beglaterr-for the Probate of
Wills and granting Letters of Administration in
and for the County .ot Bradford; State of Penn
sylvania, accounts orrdminiattation upon the
following estates, viz ' - .
The Anal account offß. K. Luther, Administra
tor of the estate . of Petty ' , Luther, late of Bur
lington township deetuteL -
The final account of,' Allen White and Alice J.
'Mints, now BurlingtOuti - Xzesintora . of the last
will and testainent efLX:Alints, !ate of Herrick
township, decease&
The Anal Account ef .Thonnur E. Quick, de.
ceased, Guardian of . Viola Winslowow Hun
singer) minor child of Allen Winslow. late of the
township of Wilmot, deceased, by his Adminis
trators. J. B,..and
The first and filial account of George C. Shoe
maker and Ileylpt UZVanDyke, Administrators
of William bite of Leßoy Township de
ceased. •
The flail account of U. if. Tozer and Ralph To -
ear. Executors of the hist will and testament of
Guy Tozer, late of Athens township, deceased.
The final account at J; F. and Effie Whalen,
Executors of the last Will and testament of John
Whalen, late of Warren. deceased.: -
The Anal .account of Witham H. Rankin, Ad
ministrator of the estate of B. S. Halstead, late
of flidgboxy TOwnship, deceased.
The gnat account ' of E., T.' Fox and George
Stevens, Administrators can lestaisento annexe
of the estate of Joseph p. Montanye, late of the
borough Of Towanda; in. Bradford county. Pa.
The second andAnsi account of E T. Pox, Ex
ecutor of the !sat will and testament of Nathaniel.
Bennett, late of North Towanda, deceased.. ;
The drat and dual account of Sophronia Smith,
Administratrlx of the estate of George Smith,
late of the township of Monroe, deceased.
The first and- partial account of E. L. Manley,
Executor of the last will and testament of Byron
W. Clark, late of Canton borough. deceased.
The final account of A. B. Christian, Executer
of the last will and testament of John N. Christ-
Dm, late of Tuscarora township, deceased.
The final account of Chandler W. Brink, Ad
ministrator of the ! estate of. Benjamin Brink;
late of the townshizof Pike, deceased.-
The final account of Dennis O'Brien, Adminis
trator of the estate of Timothy O'Brien, late of
the township of Athens, deceased. - •
The first and final account of Richard Bedford,
Executor of the. last will and testament of the
estate of Joel Barnes, late of the' township of
Overton, decested.
The nhal account of T. B.: Coburn. Executor of
the last will and testament of Wilmot Coburn,
late of the township.of Tnicarora, deceased. -
The Out and finataccount of E.T.Yoz. Ezeen•
tor of the last. will and testament of James
Quigley, late ol the township - of Towanda,
deceaaed.
The lint and final account of Joseph Marsh,
aamtal.ustor of tho estate of A. J. Lloyd, late
of Wyalusing. deceased. • , ,
• The final icconnf .4 W. e. Webnoie. Adminis;•
trator of the estate .of Jeremiah itarnee, late of
the toimahlp of Herrick. deceased. - .
The final account of W. A. Wetmore. ea... 1.1..
trator of the estate Of Luke Dolan, late of the
township of Herripk, deceased'
The final account of W. A. Wetmore, Adminis
trator of the estate of , Mary A. Reinhart, late of
the township of Merrick, aeceased.
The final account of W. A. Wetmore Adminis
traWr of the estate of David Reinhart, late of
the township of Herrick, deceased 1
• The partial account Of Catharine R. Williston,
one of the administrators .'f the esti te of Horace
Williston, late of Athens borough. deceased.
And the same will be presented to the Or
plums' Court of Bradford county, at an Orphans'
Court to be held at Towanda for said county, on
'Thursday. the tth flay of day, A. 1). 1862., at 2
o'clock p. m., for confirmation and allowance.
JAMES H.-WE 1313, Register.
Register's_Office, Towanda:, April
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Jacbb DeWitt, late of Towanda bor.,
ough, deceased.* In the Orphan's - Court of Brad
ford county.
The undersigned. an Auditor appniuted by said
Court to disposo of. exceptions to the final ac
count of the Administrators of said estate, Will
attend to the duties of his appointment at his
office in Towanda borough, in said county, on
TUESDAY. APRIL 25th, 1882, at 10 o'clock a. m.,
when and where alt persons interested in said
exceptions may attend it they think proper.
J. It KEENEY, Auditor.:
Towanda, Pa., March 22., 1882. 4w
, INCORPORATION NOTICE
Notice ii hereby even that an application will
ho made under the Act of the. Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. entitled "An
Act to provide for the incorporation and regula•
tion of certain corporations," approved April
Tith, 1874. and,the supplements . thereto; for
the charter of an intended corporation to be
called "The Independent ire Company, No. 1, of
Canton, Pa.' C. E. BULLOCK,
Between
Canton, Pa., March 22. 1882
ECEIPT4 AND EXPENDITURES
R
OF GRANVILLE TOWNSHIP for the year
ending March 13, 1882.
Dr. D. L. SAXTOS.
To balance in - Treasury as per Auditors.
April 13. Mil .. $362 l 3
To town tax put in hands of Winfield S.
Packard for collection
To delinquent road tax put in tho hands
of W. S. Packard for colleition,
D. L. SAXTON.
By orders returned '
By Treasurer's percentage
By delinquent road tax exonerated - by
-Coinnoissioners
By balance in Treasury March 13; 1592,...
Sylvester Putnam,
Oscar Saxton, op Audit0r5;.... .......
H. H. Heald,
Assessor,
Books and stationary
J. L. Woodin, l .....
J. W. Dnart, Commisers
Asa Andrews,
Town Clerk, .
Constable . ..
Collector
Elections,...
Legal
Medical...
Keeping of Poor
Clothing for P00r........... .........
House Rent
Roads and Damages,
Plank and Bridges
Commissioners from other towns,
By Treasurer's percentage,.... :._
By delinquedt road„ tax exonerated by
. Commissioners 7 82
By balance in Treasury March 12, 1882,. . 274 17
PUTNAM..
11. 11.11ES.Lp.1 Auditors .
O. SAXTON,
Attest : FEED TAYLOR, Clerk.
I a
" BETTM TO;.. LEAD
THAN FOLLOW!"
A GOOD MAXIM., BUT NOT
ALWAYS TRUE.
H. JACOB
The old and Reliable Dealer in
Ready -Made . Clothinw'
From his old stand. (No. 2, Patton's
Blook,) to his NEW-LOCATION inibe
large and commodins store, No. 123,
Main Sfreet, formerly Oeenpied M
E. Sollomon & BM (one door. north
ot Felch & C 0.,) where he is now open
with . a fall and Complete Stook of
Falb ionsble I
SPIUNIt AND SUMMER
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
• HATS AND CAPS, - •
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
TRAVELING BAGS, .
InnittLLAS, CANER, &C.
MEN'S, B Y'S 'YOUTH'S and
CHILDREN'S .fall and complete
suits; of ill grades and prices.
•
While he aims to lead the trade, be
asks his old friends and everybody else
to follow bin to his new location. where .
he will fit them: oat in . the highest style
of art at the lowest prices. • Come
JACOaB.
Towanda, Pa., 4.pril 6,18 a.
ETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS,
,LJ Non Imps, Ate. Pstett&lt! the best style
of ;be art e 4 the Reivetorcuut _
; ~~~'=rttse~e~~s
J. 0. VIIIITMAN, •
.p.. 1. RONAN;
• Committee
..; 1 R 9
37 :70
• 27 sa
• 39 50
... 4L 75
6 18
... 27 15
... 16 00
... 16 00
• 4 50
It is better to follow
Olet . Advertizettldritz,:.
(*I-n.1;01).41. El STA L-
Will make the season 0t,531, at, fle4 (Arra
ninteriber ono tnito,:wilstpr
or East Smithield.:: • • • ' .. . •
Both. Sire and Pitta itrworto I, bred by W/13.
Crozier, Northport, - b.ttitt , 14410. As we give
brotylent ttatn'o sod ailiress CAU assura
patron 4 that we are not:ht . Tering the services
of a grads. ttorse THA
EA37 aminriELD, PA..
- EUREKA .
MARBLE' ORKS
—AT 1,,
11111 . - 4 -
. IV XSA - PA.' •
GEORGE OTT'
Has Marble Work& located at Depot near of
Plollot's Brick Store. Ind la prepared to .fur.-
nigh as good quality of Marble as there
is in the country. /Fri manufacture
MONUMENTS &TOMBSTONES
Grave Yard Peru, Railings, 4fe.
And I sell fifteen per cent. cheaper than travel-.
ing agents' do. Good satisfaction guaranteed,
and all jobs put up properly.
I can furniih all kinds of American and foreign
marble. I am enabled to sell very much cheap
er than any other firm because i da my own
work. Those wishing anything in my lino are
invited to call indigo for themselves.
• GEOIt,GE OTT.
Feb. 16, ma.
Back
Ache
POSITIVELY CURED
BY
Benson's Capcine
Porous Plasters.
Ream:MX*lly they arc P eterred to All
iltherPorons Plasters or External,
Remedies: ' . •
• Because they possess all the merit• of the 1
strengthening porous plaster, and contain in ad
dition thereto the newly discovered powerful and
nywyesretable combhaation which acts with in
creawd ruoenicreut, and
counter irritant effects.
Second. -
Because they arongenuine pharmaceutical prep.
oration, and so recognized' by the profession.
Third. - •
Because they are the only plasters, that relieve
pain at once.
Foltrth.
Because they will positively cure diseaics which
other remedies will net even relieve.
Fifth. • • •
Because over SOOO physicians and druggists have,
voluntarily testified that they are superior to all
other plasters or medicines for external use,
. Siia ih.
Because the manufacturers haveleceived the
only medals ever given for porous Plasters. -I
Bensn's Capcifie Porots
Plaster!
SEABURY & JOHNSON,
Mannfactunng Chemists. 14.e0a York
MA SURE REMEDY AT LAST. _Price 25ete.
MEAD'S Medicated CORN and BUNION PLASTER.
THE POPULAR 'CORNER •
GEO. L. ROSS
•
Has tilled up the old MONTAhIE STOVE with
a full and complete stock of FRESH
'GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
Call here for yoite Groceries. After you get
prices at Ross' it will be of no use to try else.
whero'for his prices are down to rock bottom.
Farmers can got the tip-top of the market a
Geo. L. Ross'. All kinds 01 Produce taken in ex
change for goods o.• for cash. .
1
. . I c
agons c arriages
• Cheaper than ever at the
OLD.ESTABLZSZIMENT.
546 00
ET]
$932 39
JAMES BRYANT,
Cr.
$534 54
15 St:
would
call the atten
tion of FARMERS and
others to his large and'eomplete
-7 82
271 17
$932 39
assortment of
10 90
9 25
9.26
()pen Sr. Top Buggies
PLATFORM WAGONS
all of his
own AUNITFACTURE and war
ranted iu every-par
ticular - •
641 23
1053
. 168 56
. 130 02
. 730
Bryant 's Flexible Springs used in all Platform
Wagons. - The easiest and best in use.
NOW IS "YOUR TIME TO 'BUY!
$514 54
Look at these figures
Two Heated Oarnages trots
Phastons. ono:seated
Top Buggies
Open Buggies
Democrat Wagons
15 SG
$9 / 32 39
Remember that the above are all filly warrant
ed. fivst-class or no pay.
Repairing promptly atttended to at 25 per cent
below last years prices;
951ceand FactorY , c3r. Usin and Elizabeth Ste.
2{lebB:•
BESTbusiness no a, You
can then m a s: ea
anything
n f g as e t i e s s is a . Cw Vitt
Capitol
e n u o s t
needed. We will start port. $l2 day and up
wardsmada at home by the industrious. Men,
women, boys and girls wanted Yon
to
work for us. Now is the time. Yon can work - in
spare time only or give your wholo time to the
business. Yon can live at bome and do tie work
No other business will pay yon - nearly as well
No.one an fall to make enormous pay by en,
galling at, once. Costly_ Outfit and terms free.—
Money made fast, easily and honorably.
Address. Tuna A Co,; Augusta, Maine.
Dee 15-Iyr
DR. JOYES'CREADICANLPHOR
Is THE NAME OF the popular . Liniment
that cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Swollen or
Stiffened Joints, Frost Bites. pain in the Face,
Head or Spine. Chapped bands, Ernises,Splains,
Burns. Mosquioto Bites, Sting or Bite of an in-
sect, Poison from common Poison Vines. etc..
for man or beast. Always reliable, and almost
instantaneous in its relief. Having an agreeable
iolor, it is pleasant to apply. Sold. by 511 drug
gists. Price 2b cents. • •
Linitneat received a Prize Medal a
the State Fair.lB2o. . May 20 11
tivot fational fault,
T 01 1 411% titA A.
,CAPITAL PAID Di . ' $125,000
SURPLUS FUND • 80.000
This Dank offers unusual facilities for
1 the transaction of a' general .
• banking business.
N. N. BETTS,
Caithitdi
TEL•.FOR SALE.--1 offer th e
American Hotel property for sale at a great
bargain. The Hotel may be seen on the corbei
of Bridge and Water streets, in Towanda Borough.
It is one of the best and most Central . locations
in the place. There is a goal " barn conziectild
with the property. The bridge and new
depot near to it make this otel desitable for
any one wishing to engage in the htesinesti. ' A
good active man with* solaU espial can pay fool
the property. t 'bort time from the pronto.
It WU pwred andpainted 'new hat spring slid
is now in excellent condition.
JOSEPH G. PATTOri,
Towanda, Pa., Sept. 22. 1881-tt.
, .
. .
. .
...11v Ad 4 erili l ;.ments.._ - .:.: :
. . .
TREASURER'S "S:-1,,t1i 'OF`'' lIN-'
.. ,
, ENdEATIII): LANDS.-4ul prirsuince 'Of the::
acts OAR/I=W/ having reference to the assess- ,
Mont of Uses- upon unseated lands in thlaCom.
.reenwealth, and ' the sale et e same foe non
payment, there will be expos to public War at
the Commissioner's Office in he borough of To
wandi, on the SECOND MO. DAY OH JUNE, A.
I t s
II.: 1182. being the 12th day. f said mond', ski
o'clock pLzu.. the tractsof rid assessed under
the following 'warrantee n es. unless prior
payment of hires end costs be made: . -
Acres. Warantee Names. Taxes.
98 Beiclay—Clanningbiun. D. N. $l2 56
] 170 - - Naga. George -_- . la 19
153 . Illitzimmer. Jacob ' 20 28
890 ' Lally. Andrew ' 89 15
400 : - - Lidly. Peter ' ' . 104 40
330 • ' - Eadly. Joseph _ - 43 07
212 Stuart, Wilier_' 27 68
limirt,
TON
LOIID:OLYDEA -
AV.. A. - ,AVOOD I '
Apr;l 6-boa.*
EU
$l5O to $175
.125 to 150
... 125 to 150
... 80 to 100
190,t0 110
SOS.' T OWELL,
President
l'eb. I.'7R.
2115 - 9i et
200 Leßoy—Beck. Henry . 19.35
202 " . 8r5160, Frederick ,19 58
'l9l Monroe— Anderson, Jacob • ' . 129
361 • . Benner, Jacob' 30 35
390 Benner. Jacob, Jr .32 75
"let' • _'"red 656
Ciatatir, Fre..
• Castater,,• Harman 308
Cunningham.. D. H.' 3 0 8
Gray William ' •. 810
-Hampton, Peter - I 14 95
Hampton. Thomas 34 79
Hoplins, Robert 4 20
Hags, Peter 6 37
Badly, Samuel 17 03
' adiy, Hugh • 14 45
McAdams, Ephriant 36 29
~ NOrth." , Peter 33 60
) North. James 33 CO
Stewart, Walter -, _ 12 10
Wallace, Nancy , 73 52
. - - • ' Wallace, Samuel • 15 52
.5 ' • Rote, David 633
.37 Bigger. Robert . 36 68 '
343 Overton—Bets, Henry ' 42 24
343 • - Betz, John • 42 24
313 . Betz. Joseph • 42:24
.343 - - Betz, James ' 42 ( 21
400 -.1-. Dyson . Henry
49 20
563 ' .' Cantatas. Hannan , 44 70
400 Coale., Joshua. • . 49 20
400 . Cutater, - Joseph 49 20
343 Edge, Peter ' 42 24
343 - , Fritz, Samuel. ' 42 24
300 Bags. George • s 6 90
400 • Liege, Nathan , 49 20
336 - Hags. Peter_ 41 33
400 Hardy, Samuel - ' 49 20
375 • i Hardy, James 46 09
22.1 • . • . Hardy. Henry " 27 . 73
226 , Ann .. • 47 98
400 . Hollin Harris gsWdeth, Stephen 49 20
228 Ladly. Hugh 28 05
100 Dully, Andrew -(' !, 12 30
375 - Moore. George ' 46 09
400 Healey. Peter 49 20
100 Palmer. Thtanas 12 30
400 • Seeley. Henry - , 49 20
375 ' Seeley. Jonathan 46 14
OA Siddens, Andreir ~ 49 20
400 Riddezia. ileorge 49 20
400 Seeley. Joseph - •49 90
. 1 93 . Temple, Peter 36 66
.400 - Temple, Samuel ' 49 20
56 Tuscarora—Field. Henry 521
100 Hunt, Job 9 30
35 , Porter, James - 323
50 -Wilmot—Allen, John 690
73 , Butler. Polly 9 56
75 Hollenbath, John 9 28
97 • • Marsh, Samuel 11.96
- 200 StoweU, C. S.. 24 CO
250 - ~ • Stowell, D. IL , 30 71
231 Terry—Ross. Elizabeth 24 31'
401 Morris, Israel 22 27
28 Leahy. John - ' . 151
80 Morris, Benjamin . 4 44
37
192
-497
2 (X 1
1 72
4 32
4.00
400
1 44
2 ta)
1 85
AUG—There Will be exposed to public 'Aleut the same time and place, the following lots,
pieces or parcels of improved or seated lands, situate as hereafter sot 'forth, for non-payment
of sundry taus assessed in the years - It7'9 and .1380, as the same have been duly returned to the
County Commissioners by the Colioctors of the savers' districts:
1-- ..
L . -- . -
---,--- '
• ,
• M.. , . 1
Er r; .
i •!
TO WHOM ASSESSED. '1 1 1 r a l . • i 1 ,
• r •
s •
o. m•
!---
Sig George Ompa I
" G. F. Mason
.• Mary Ann McAllister
PEW ALBANY
NO F. Mason
79 L. A. Cue estate .....
• H. C. Muhleuburg.
' Churchill Strait—.
• Wm. Hinch
W..P. Cue
: • W. P. Caso. ......
'" Raleigh WllHams.
1 11. D . 3lnhlenburg
479 ISaiah A. Dorsey
a Henry Halleck
3 Henry-Benjamin
iCharles Perri
Stephen Taylor...
Charles Perry.....
Stephen Taylor...
Robert Stewart
Reuben lleClellan
George Bemminger......,
HERRICK,
3 polamar Tayler.
PIKE .
• Athens Building and Loan Association...
Henry Pepper estate ....
Jonathan Dimond
Luke Dolan estate
18130
Patrick IL Quinn
Micas W.Terry • ,
.‘ Mrs. J. L. Johnson
Michael Ilannahan
mArtin Mack.. '
..
• I,' - • TOWANDA 8080
:79.. flames Jr Kirby . •
lA. 8. McDonald
William Henry
George W. Heath
'George E. titedge
J. J. Kavananah
4 . W W. Browning
W. W. DroWning
: 4 9 James Doyle
D. N. Newton
• Nettie McGill
Patrick Sullivan...
,• Satterleo k Russell
-Dunes Harp.......
Isaac Lamorecix...
- PS O.E. Barite.-- •
Isaac Lamoreux...
•• - George Emery..:.
Wilson k Baker
John Owens •
,11. F. Rugg
Gershon Manning
!Norris k Ed Fargo
Oershen.Manning
Im. F. Rugg
4 . John Owens
1 Waltman k Weir....
•• :M. H. Limning
, Edward Hornet.—..
'Owens & Lantz
JOells Whalen
(John Willie
• ! Wm. Hewitt
'Gale k Lewis
Sarsh A. Keene....
• ;Thos. Waltman, Jr.
N. B.—Notice is hereby given that an amount sufficient to iiay taxes and costa will be required
in every cue when land is sold at thotimo of sale, and unless these terms are - complied • with the
land will be again exposed for sale. . „ ,
Treasurer's Mice. April Q, 1882
A NEW SYSTEM.
ATTENTION DEALERS
BUY DIRECT `FROM HEADQUARTERS, YOUR
Candies, Fruits, Cigars, Cigarettes,
Fancy (Groceries, .TobaecoS,
Wines and Liquors.. '
We employ no traveling salesmen. All goods sold through price : currents
' WE KNOW
WE CAN SAVE YOU 140 PER CENT.
By this system. Write ts)r Price List and - compare with present prices
don't save you moneydotet order.
A. -14; ROTHSCHILIY:& CO.,
Importers, Manufacrrs & Commission Merchants,
• 507 Sixth Ave
spr6-3m
DR. JOHN CORR'S
VEGETABLE. MEDICINES
•
FOR MAN AND BEAST.
, •
I .
. ‘. • _
FOB MANEIND—Dr. John Cores Liniment of
OH , price 50 cents a bottle; Healing Vegetable
Gum and 011 Balsam, 50 cents a bottle; Vegetable
Healing Salve and Sticking Plaster, 121 i cants a
roll; Speedy Belief or Pain Remedy, price l 4o ctn.
FOR ANIMALS-- Horses, Cattle, Sheep, l3wine,
She Poultry. Dr. John Can's Veterinary Oil
Liniment. Each bottle contains one-half pint.
Price, one dollar a bottle. 'Prepared by John
Corr, Doctor of 'Pbarmacy, Towanda, 'a.
Dr. Corr will attend to or take barge ,of pa
tients., especially chronic apes, when requested
to do so. Vegetable remedies only need. ifbls : 3m
•
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
1
)state of Antis, Bill. deceased. late of the towu•
ship of Bugthlield, Bradford county. Pa.
•
Letters of administration having been; famed
out of the Orphan's Court of Bradford county to
the undersigned upon the estate of the above
named decedent, 'notice is therefore'. hereby
given tkat all persons Indebted to tbe estate
above named must mane' immediate paymeht.
and ill persons haling L .claims against ;he mita
must present them !luly authenticated. for set
tlement.to me. • ,•
:_ l'i• P. UICKS. A4oliPilli
Teti's:ride, FA.. Feb; 2 1), /682. t retnr:
, _
8 '
' am=the,
4 ofdbirri
inns,: wanshig
ty marettoaso
Indamisationg,
is zneiM.
Inns addl.
r ble, cow
no;
heels the
and restores I
*me of taste
tell. Beset.
results are
\ by s few
;atlas,. A
gh treatment
mn Oiterrb,
Wrer,Ac. 17m.
ed for colds in
teed. Agreeable
Into the nos.
true. -4 aseelpt -
.bold b_y 0. Porter t Bon, Dro - 44 11 tig
re• .
.] ELY, BALM CO., Owego, N.
AplllB.
r ANNUAL STATEMENT
AB THE EXPINDITINIES AND .RECEIPTS OF
BARCLAY TOWNSHIP, YOB TES YEAR
ING MARCH Ism. len. .
. ,
Support of Poor 5113 32 •
Support of Insane • 153 40-
Mullion ' - 'l2 00
Repairing Roads and Bridges.. 479 a 9 1: -
Eilltig new road up Schrader .1_
creek G2O 00
Justices 4 80
Printing
t . eau ' •
Legal expenses IMO & 1881 I - 553 00
Election. ,•, 41 80
Pay of Commissioners ' 150 00 • k -. /E,
Pay of Town cler.k ....... ..:..t 40 00 • i
Pay of Collector .. ..... ........ I 80 91 • ' ,
Pay of Treasurer . . -.....; 68 79 _
Paid oldorder of 1880 '. 250
Total Esperulltarea $1,820 11
1 ficsins. .
Cuili on hand from last year... 101 C.l
Atuount of Duplicate. $1.898 . 94 . , •
Exonerated by
Co. Com.'s.' 2254 - GO
Exonerated by .
Town Com.'s 2G 17 280
- 771.G18 17
Tetalittioeipta • 1,719 80
Orders outstanding.... $162 91
Less cub on band 56 60
Leaving to - Washtub' debt.-- 101 31 $10326 U
•
Attest: O. W. TIDD. Town
We the undersigned Auditors bays examined
the above accounts, and and Men to be correct.
Signed. DEN2IIIIO•DONNAVAN.
GEO. W. BLAKESLEE,
Auditors.
GOLD,Great • chance to make money.—
'Tose who always take advantage
of the good chances for making
money that are offered, generally become wealthy,
while those who de not improve such chances
main in poverty '• We want many men, women;
boys and eels to work for us right in their own
loatlitfes. Any one can do the work properly
from the start: The business willpay more than
ten times ordinary wages. Expensive outfit fur
nished free. No one who engages fails to maks
money rapidly. You can devote your whole time
to the work, or ionly your - spare momenta: Full
information and all that is needed sent free. •
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The only known Specific Remedy foe' , Epileptic
Fite.
Cures Epileptic Fits, Spasms, Convulsions, Rt.
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Plan. Paralysis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia. and
all Nervous Diseases. This imbllible remedy
win positively eradicate every species of Nervous
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flamatlon of the Bladder, Irritability of the
Bladder. For Wakefulness at night, there is no
beets remedy. During the amigo of life no
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loss and• gives rest, comfort, and
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Cures alcoholism. Dfunkennees and the habit of
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far the worst evils that have ever befallen suffer•
lug humanity. Thousands die snnually from
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thinking that he Is on the tesd to ruin. Like
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quantities ass harmless antidote. The soothing
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stomach and appetite. So every drink of liquor
or dose of opium, instead of
. satisfying, only
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vital force and then itself. Like - the gluttonous
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never enough until its own rapacity devours it
self, lismariksh liervins gives instant relief in
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nerves, builds up the.nervous systm; and m
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Cuies Nervous Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the
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Iyoung, middle .aged, and old men, who are coy.
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Do not keep this a secret longer until it saps
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you are thus afflicted. take Dr. Richmond§ Ss
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Cured my, little girl of Ma. She',:waa also deaf
and dumb, but it' cured her,' She can now talk
and bear as, well as anybody.
PETER Ross, Springwater, Wis.
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Has been the means Of curing my wife of rheu
matism. 3. B. Firrcznik 7 Fort Collins, Col.
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]tale a sure cure of • came of fits for-my son.
E. B. RaLts. Mattarille.'Han
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Cured moot vertigo, neuralgia and i sick bead.
ache. • atm. Ww.llzanzason. Aurora, ni.
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N Was the means of curing my wife of sysmis.
Itzv. J. A... Ems, Beaver. Pa,
Cured me of enthral, after spending over gii,ooo
with other doctors.
< S. B. Ronson, New Albany, Ind.
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Effectually cured me of , spasms. -
Miss JZWE
740 West Vau Buren St., Chicago; 11l
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Cured our child of fits after given up to die by
our family pi:quieten, it having over 100 in 21
hours, -
• Essay MIZE, Verville, Warren Co., Tenn.
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Cored mo of scroftas after oufferiug for eight
years.. Aissrr Minos, Peoria. 111.
Cured my sou of eta. after spending 12,400 with
other doctors.
Cured me permsnectly otepileptie fits of a stub
born character;
Wm. 11Spam, ateebeniattown, Md.
Cured my son of fas t after having had 2.5 00 In
eighteen months.
Mac E. Fenn, West Potsdam, N.Y.
Cared . =opt epilepsy of nine years' standing.
ulna. Osmium llswautz.
Granby. Newton Co., 310
SAMARITAN NEUVINE
Has permanently cured me - of epilepsy of man,'
years standing.
Jr►cos Surma, Si. Josepti, Mo.
Cured ino of brxichitis, asthma. and goners' do
tinny. - °LITE" Mil* Ironton, Ohio..
If we
Uas cured mo of astlfma: also scrofula of many
years standing.
Isaac Jswats, Covington. Ky.
Cured me of fltl. Have been well for over four
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CHARLES E. CIIII:118,0sakis, - Douglics Co.. Slim'.
Cured a friend of mine who had disferPala verf
badly
SAMARITAN NEED:DINE
llu pcmniumtly cured me of epileptic Ate.
Dann Tzars, Dee Moines, lowa
etMD my wife of epilepsy Of 33 11131.1 ■tandlug
Cured my wife of a nervous. disease of the heart,
• E. asAim* North Hope, Pa.
SAMATIATAN =WM.
Cured roy son of Ate. Be has not bad aAt for
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