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THE REPUBLICAN.
JIT NON HOLCOMB. t p uiparrrous .
d Mt L. TRACY.
JeDSON HOLCOMB, Editor.
CHAS: H. ALLEN, Associate Editor.
"Reirsonatie taxes, honest expenditures, com
petent officers, and no stealing."--- Harpers
Weekly. ' ,
Sir; Entered Ii the Post Oh!ee at Towaida as
I SPCOND CLASS lAMB.
nbMDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1882.
to Nominations.
Pittivileipbts Convention.
Republican SW
Harrisburg CusTeatkm•
0 teenier
JOIN STEWART .
Lieutenant-Governor,
LEVI S. DUFF.
.fouVe of Supreme Cour
GEOBI3E JENEIN.
Seey of htlereeed elffairs,
GEORGE W . MERRICK
Conpretnw.i•at-Larpe,
WILLIAM McMICHAEL
JAXER. A. BEAVER
Ltestesant-Gosernors
WILLIAM T. Dia=B.
Judge of Supreme Court,
WILLIAM H. It&WLE,
Seel of/sternal 4pirs,
JOHN M. cuxu.
Cosimesnium-at-Large,
ARRIOTT, BROSIUS
For Congress.
HON. C. C. JADWIN,
OF WAYNE COUNTY.
Republican County Ticket.
FOR 11,31M153 NTATIVE
JAMES P. COBURN.,
E-_3. A YERS."'I I
B. 13, lIITCAELE.
commtn.
DR. C. E. SCOTT.
JURY CONXLSSIONEIL
NELSON GILBERT
REPUBLICAN RP:MINOS
T.TMR HlLlr—Friday, Nov. 3. Speakers
—John F. Sanderson, M. E. Lilley,
SILVARA—Friday, Nov. 3. Speakers
—B. M. Peck, John N. Calif.
NORTH ROME—Friday, Nov. 3. Speak
ers—R A. Merenr, John W. Codding.
WARREN CENTRE—Saturday, Nov. 4.
Speakers—John F. Sanderson, L. M. Hall.
STEVENSPHLE--Saturday, Nov. 4.
Speakers—B. M. Peek, John N. C*o'. •
Vote for the soldier's friend, Hon
C. C. JadVein; .
By voting for C. C. Jadwin, you
make the district safe.
No Republican who desires success
in the district will cast his vote for
Overton. "
Tuesday will close 4p the.. battle
Do your' duty and vote for C. C
3adwin.
A vote cast for Col. Overton is
thrown away becauie he stands no
possible chance of an election.
Vote for Hon. C. C. Jadwin as an
endorsement of his faithful services in
behalf of the people without respect , to
party
Vote for lion. C. C. Jadwin and
with more experience he will seAT the
people better in the coming Congress
than in the past..
"Revolutions never go backward."
This will be true in relation to Con
gress on Tuesdarnext. C. C. Lbw's
will be triumphantly elected.
The drift of 'popul4 sentiment is all
toward Hon. C. C. Jadwin. None can
be so blindias not to se' it and know
it. Put pita votes on him -'and suc
cess is doubly
Col. Overton talked with so many
men and made so many promises to
Mr. Jadwin's friends, that he has no
idea what he 'did say. We judge this
to be the case from his roundabout
statements.
How did it, happen that after saying
to Mr. Jadwin that he (Overton,)
"would have been satisfied to have'Mr.
Jadwin carry this county without op
position,"' he becomes the only candi
date against him and compassed his
defeat in the _conference? Will Col.
Overton please answer.
The great bulk of the RepUblicans
tnogressional district repudi-
ate the nomination of Col. _ iOverton.
Had Col. Overton regarded the pop- .
-War sentiment' of the district with
decent respect, and refused ,to
listen to advice inspired by malice,
he would not have placed himself
in the embarrassing 'positien he
now occupies. One thing is positively
xqrtain. His election is not among the
possibilities. That is conceded on all
hands. Mr. Jadwin can and will be
elected. Every Republican who would
make Republican success doubly sure
in the district should vote for Mr.
Jadwin no matter what their pref
erence may be. The Democrats
cannot poll more' than 10,000 votes
in the district this fall with the
best effort they can make for Mr.
Post. Mr. Jadwin's total, vote in
Wayne will not be less' than' 4,500;
His total vote in Susquehanna: and
Wyoming will not be less than 4,200.
His total vote in Bradford will, not be
less than 4,500. Making his total vote
in the district 13;200. This is our
candid judgment of the 'situation as
it now stands, from a careful survey of
the field based upon information from
reliable sources from every county in
the district. - It dem3iistrates the non
sense of throwing! away votes on Col:
Overton, who stands no chance of an
election, and whose nomination is the
cause of all the trouble. It is the duty
of all Republicans to stand squarelytup
for the people's choiee and cast their
vote for C. C. Jadwin.
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It is preposterous for Col. Overton
and his friends at this late day to be
making insincere professions of his
willingness to withdraw in case Mr.
Jadwin will. It is an acknowledge
ment of Col. ,Overton's .weakness as
well -as of Mr. Jadwin's strength.
After securing a nomination which in
no wise belonged toltim, and which by
precedents and of right belonged to
Wayne County and to Mrf Jadwin
who is the unquestioned choice of the
district, he, (Overton,) Professes a
willingneis to withdraw from a field
he has usurped, provided he , and his
Iflll2ll
M
IMSIE
friends'are allowed to Mime e
a can
date, and that he be a Wyoming
or a Susquelumne County man. :He
has all at once been struck with won
drous mniosity for those counties.
He had none of this while Wayne'
county was standing by him. . He
hopes to get votes' in Wyoming and
Susquehanna by such an insincere
offer. The guise is too thin' and will
deceive nobody,. Would you be will
ing colonel,i".to withdraw and let
Wayne County name - the min?
Wayne County has named ,the man.
What-more Col. Overton do you want
Wayne county or Mr, Jad win to do
for you to entitle them to y our support ?
But, there will be no withdraWing,
uuless; Col. Qverton shall make
upjiis mind to redeem himself in the
estimation of thousands who would
under all proper circumstances be his
friends, and leave the field to-Mr:lad.
Ain who is the people's choiCe.
Gormwr
Reasons for Supporting Mr. Jadwin.
He has obtained at his own expense
and sent to every part of , j his district
ten times the number of public docu
ments which , have been furnished him
for distribution at public expense.
He has answered every letter: sent
to him, and attended promptly to
every request; standing in the front
rank as a working friend - cf the soldiers,
and securing for his .sadier constitu-,
uents more thtin twice the , number of
pensions obtained, throngh ',any other
member of Congress.
He has served the people of his dis
trict withbut any distinction between
Republican and I Democrat, high and
low, or rich and poor; recognizing- all
as his constituents, and , alike entitled
to his services;' and laboring for a the
poorest crippled veteran,,or the help-,
less soldier's widow, as promptly and
energeticaly as for the most influential
Members of his constituency.
Having served foi. one 'term faith
fully and acceptably, he is entitled to a
second term, by the established usage
of all parties , ; and until within a short
time' previous to the County •Conven
. tions, no one in the;distriet was men
tioned as a candidate against him,
while the people ,of I all four counties
were overwhelmingly in his favor.
Bradford has had the nomination
three times out of four, and is not • en
titled to it four times out of five; nei-,
ther have the Republicans of Bradford
asked for it at the :'resent time., Col.
Oveiton has hadthe - tominatio'n twice,
and is
s not entitled to three terms to
Mr. Jad win's one; nor have the Re
publicans of Bradford asked it for him.
On the contrary, a large majority of
them, Imd of the Bradford Republican
Convention, were:in favor of giving
Mr. 4adwift the second'term to - which
he wss juStly entitled:laid understood
that he w,as to be the nominee, of. the
Conference.
--Mr. Jadwin has opposed • bossism
wherever he could strike it most effec
tively. His constituents have- never
thought it necessary to instruct him
when he has represented them in Con
ventiOns or elsewhere. but have uni
formly\trustedi hhn to, exercise , his own
judgment as to the Course to be pur
sued, and have as uitiformlys. approved
and endorsed his course.. At Chicago
he aided in defeating the bosses. His
(iwn defeat in the recent. Conference, in
opposition to the manifest will of the
people, was the result of boss hostility,
boss methods, and boss dictation. He
was defeated bra._Combination of ma
chine leaders, who have long been do-
ing the work of the bosses. His de.
feat is an outrage on the' sentiment of
the district, and the nomination of
Col. Overton is repudiated by a large
majority of the Republicans of the
district.
The following extracts from a letter
aaaressea uoi. Overton to Mr.
Jadwin, August 34 1882, throw a
striking light on the situation' 'at that
time:
"Has it occurred to t you; that your
fences in this county mtght,need a lit
tle attention? Searleiis here. 'When
he came here he , was rather desirous
that I should be a candidate for Con
gress this fall, but since looking &little
of the ground.over he Itsi some hopes
that he can carry ...Bradford if no one
here is in the field."
"I had supposed up to within the
past two or three weeks that you
would have no opposition to speak of.
AT would gave been satisfied with this
"I think you should come here as
soon as you can get away from Wash
ington." L
We ask again, how it happens, after
such a statement to Mr. Jadwin, that
Col. Overton becomes the o nly Jaand -
date in Bradford against him, and then
bargains with Searle for his: own nomi
nation ? The only answer is, James
H. Webb and P. D. Morrow told him
to do it. Rep:ablierma of Bradford,
and of the district, you owe it to your
manhood to rebuke such duplicity' by
giving an overwhelming vote for Mr.
Jadwin at the polls. Nobody will pre
tend that Col. Overton's election is
among the possibilities.
In a -letter Written by Col. Overton
to Mr. .11dwin, April 27, 1886, 'while
in Congress,in::explanationof his action
in going to the President and aiding
Senators Wallace and Cameron, to pro
cure the
.. 'appointment of a Democrat to'
an important office, Col. Overton says:
"In brief my reasons are these, for do
ing as . 1 did. Wallace has done me a
number of favors, he is a better man to_
tie to than Randall, stands by his friends
better. Cameron was getting cross,
AND HE CAN CONTROL THE
MEN I DEPEND UPON IN BRAD
FORD." •
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READ READ READI
HE IS CAMERON'S NAN.
i Democrats are appe a ling to Republi
cans,, to vote for their candidate Post,
in view of the Republican split on
Congress. Don't ' you do it. Put
your votes on C. C. JADWIN; who is
sure to'be elected. '
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We sag last - week'that - is case qbl. Ov
erton would affirm his • statement, re
ported; ii published interviews, over his OWN
signature, we would ; contradict 'it by the
evidence of reliable men, to whom he had
made the same Statement, or :statements
of the same import, as those given by Hon.
C. C. Jadwin; N. C. El:three and ourself.
We now give confbanatory evidence of the
truth of the above three statements, from
six more reliable men, making nine
against - hint as follows :
To the Editor Bradford Republican:—
We have read the statements of Hon. C.
C. Jsulwin; N. C. Elsbree and yourself, in
respect to 'Col. Overton's promises, inten
tions and purposes in miring Bradford
county to name him 'for Congresa. We
have also' read; Col. - Overton's published
statement. Col. Overton's talk with us
prior to the convention was of 'the same
import al stated briar. Jadwin, Mr. Els;
bree and yourself. L. PUTNAM, Jr.
W. H. D. Gam;
H. N. Vitna.uns, s'
• JOHN F.-:I3AMMHXN,
J. D. Jomssos, -
H. B. RiLBORNH.
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The truth •of the .
.matter is, that Colonel
Overton has "wired in and wired out,", and
made so many 'short tin= tArreach the diff
honorable position in which he has placed
himself, that he very little idea what
he did say in his efforts to delude those
opposed to his nominition. • ,
The Reporteir for:Jadwin I
Hon. C. 'C. Jadwin' is, we are
informed, a candidate, for renom
ination, being 'willing to serv,e
the people a second term, aecore
ing'to the usual custom ii dis-'
pensing Congressional henore
As a member of CongreSS,
Jadwin hasdistinguished himself
as a worker, always ready to , do
work ,for his "constituents ; and
while not among the most fluent
debaters, he has allvays voted
right.. So far we know' Mr. Jad
win has done his duty, and has
come home witli a clean record
to ask his constituents to return
him.
_We do not propose to take
part in contests for nominations,
but unless there should be, reas-,
ons other than we can now see
for supporting some other man,
we : would urge that Congressman
Jadwin's claims be recognized:
It has been usual to give the
office two terms. Mr. Jadwin is
an honest, industrious, 'efficient
officer ; :and as Bradford county
cannot well claim the office this
year, eve think a majority of our
' people will be in:favor of making
a ,re-nomination.—Bradford Re
porter, Aug. 3: The above is of
:le i same date , as- Overton's letter
to Mr. Jadwiti;; and shows that
the Reporter Was in accord with
Overtoitat : that date,,both in favor
of Jadwin's'nomination.
More of Overton's Pettifogging.
We have read Col. Overton's letter
to the Leßaysville Advertiser, in which
he charges "Holcomb's REPUBLICAN"
with stating a "falsehood," in stating
that he 4,Qverton) recommended the
appointinent of Mr. Gorham to be
postmaster at Leßuysville. Nnw
why pettifog the case ? You know
that you asked Mr. Gorham here in
Towanda to take the appointment, and
you know , that we Can prove you did
so.
Wyoming follows Wayne in an em
phatic repudiation of 'Col. Overton's
candidacy for Congress sand indorses
Hon. C. C. Jadsiin. . Bradford also,
practically repudiates Col. Overton,.
and Susquehanna will divide her Re
publican vote about equal between
Jadwin and Overton, Wayne is' nearly
all one way for Mr. Jadwin, and he
will come out of his county with a
majority of at least 4,500 over. Over
ton and 3,000 over Post. The vote,
of Wyoming will be as five to one in
favor of Mr. Jadwin as between him
onA overtoy ! , .11 , 4 he wi ll beat
Mr. Post in that county by a decid4d
majority. He will bell, Mr.' Post in
Bradford and Col .
, Overton will be the
last horse in the race in this county.
With Wayne 3,060 against Mr. Post
he stands no chance in the distrisE,
With - Wayne 4,500 against col.' Over
ton, Wyoming against him, 'Bradford
against him, and Susquehanna; evenly
divided, he will be 6000 votes - Short
,of
an election in the district. We state
here what we verily believe to be true.
In view of this, there is but one course
for earnest Republicans to pursue,
and that is to vote for C. C. Jad
win the only Republican candidate who
can be elected. •
CARD FROM OR. ELSBREE.
'Editor 'of tie Republican:—
Referring to Cot Overton's statement, in
which he sari: "Both Mr.-Jadwin and Mr
Holconib knew before Mr. Jadwin left To-.
Wanda at the. time .of his interview with
me, that it was not proposed that Mr.- Els
bree should be a conferee, but on the con
trary that it was determined that he should
not be. Mr. Elsbree was much offended
and Mr. Jadwin tried to pacify him." This
is true, but4,does not deny the main fact,
viz., that prior to and until after the ar
rangement ! between Mr. Overton and Mr.
Jadwin made in my presence, Mr. Overton
did not inform myself or Mr. Holcomb or
any other person,,,so far as I am awe* of
his intention not' to make -me a conferee.
But after the arrangement, at the instance
of James H. Webb, who objected to me and
who his been the ' nstigator of Mr. Overton's
perfidy to his pledgefs, he changed his mind,
and so informed myself and Mr, JedWirk
and perhaps Mr. Holcomb. I was indig
nant that Mr.:Overton 'should, after the
fall understanding was made, be dictated
to make the change at the instance of a
man who failed at the election in Novem
herlast to carry a majority of the Repnbli
votes of Bradford county, and who-has
been his adviser` for evil all the way eking
,tortuous pathway, and so expressed
Myself to Cot Overton. lim satisfied now .
that Col. Overton, , at the instance of Mr.
Webb, and two or three others who stood
in the background pushing him (Overton)
up to do an unjustifiable and indefensible
act, kept his real purpose concealed from
Mr.- Jadsvm and his friends, with a mental
reservation to achieve. by treachery and
deceit what he could not accomplish openly,
viz., his own nomination.
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16000 IHfferenee.
If Mr. Jadwin should now withdraw,
Post would beat Overton by sopa
votes. If Mr. Overton would now
withdraw, Jadwin would beat Post
8000 votes.
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'IVYOIIIINO --- - DECLARES
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FOR
JADWIN
IN MASS idEET.IRG AT
:TUNKHANROC
FIVE TO ONE FOR J WIN!
_OVERTON NOW ERE /
The Representative Men E
Wyoming Spada •
I. The Ifollovang call was -iss#ed
on Saturday laSt fora meeting to
,
be held on Monday evening', in
Tunkhatunock 1 i 1 for the purpose
therein stated .
A. ReWdican ineiitbig will be held at 1
Piatts'i Opera House 'on Monday eveeiing 1
-for the • purism of forming a - Jadwin Club
and furthering tho election of Hon. 9. C.
dtidiviii as a Member of Congress from this
istrict. 1' Speakers froth Towanda will be
resent' and abbess the meeting. All
fri i, of the movement, of whatever
Party, are urged to be pres Lzwns sent
Li, - Damn. Wam .
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I , W.,D. Wriztaxii,
Committee.
a In response to the above call,
Piatt's Operf House was . filled
with, representative republicans
from every district in Wyoming
county. • . -
The meeting was 4r g anized by,,
1 the election of Hon. F. C. Bunnel •
'as President, with the - following 1
list of vice-presidents represent
ing every dptrict an the county
of Wyoming : • ; ,c,'
Braintiim--T. B. Vosbnrg, B.W.Edwards.
Clinton—D: N. Mathewson, Dr. A. ;T.
Brundage.
Eaton—james Frutchey, Irvin Wheelock.
Exeter-4. W. Roberts, Heaekiah Smith.
Falls- - -Thin: Giles Roberts, W. G. Palen.
' Forkston--Griffin Lull, Henri KreiVson.
Lembn—ll. H. Mitchell, David Hunter.
• Mehoopany—W. H. Swetiond, Wl3urt
Barnes.
Meshoppen Twp—H. C. Bunnell; 'A
ro LA.
Dawson. , l' 0
Meshoppen BoH-Dr. Nathan Welli, it
S 4 Roberts. , ' ,
I Sionrc*--4._D. Sulith, B. M. Stone.
Nicholson Boro—N.
iiiffanY. •
Nicholson Twp-a-HarVey WE.
Reynolds: ,
North Branch—:Charles Give H. B.
Miller!
Northmorelandj—Hon. Martin I Brunges,
Horton Wood. I ,
Overfield—Asa H. Frear, F. M. Gregory.
• Tunkhannock Boro—A. P, Williams, A.
a Mott. . I;
Tuakkaaitock_Twp—D. J. Bardwell, F.
B. Hight.
Washington—L. M. Pose, G. W. Fur-
,
Windham—Mark Keeney, 0. B. Shi4.
The following secretaries were chosen :
B. W. Lewis, W. D. Williams, S. S. Hat
field; P. C. Burgs, A: E. Buck.
On taking the chair the chair' ,
man stated the object . of the
Meeting and the causes which
I
impelled the Republicans to re
pudiate, the nomination of 'Col.
Overton and support Hon. C. ;C.
J4dwin. , He proved , that such a
Course was necessary, as . Mr. Ov
erton stood no possible chance of
an election. N. C. Elsbree, of
Towanda, was then introduced,-
and' vigorously presented the
causes which led the Republicans
of 3radford `to support Mr. Jad
win, stating th ai. 'he_ nikultiihavit
a -Majority over Ov
Mr. erton ik
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- that county.' His remarks were
enthusiastically applaud d. !
The chairman then r lad the
following letter , from ' on. B.
Laporte, of Asylum : '
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,-,--, . Asirtnit October 30th, 18n. . 1 ,
Hon.. Frank C. Bun nell : ' 11 1
Dram Sia:—l received your dispatchllin
Saturday evening too late to reply on that
day. I cannot attend the Jadwin meeting
this evening, but I; assure you lam in
hearty sympathy with the object of 'iti ,
-meeting, that is, the 'election Of Jadwin.'
He has been a faithful representativ
the people:of this district, End true tot
principles of the Reptiblican party. He hi
i.
performed an amount of labor for his r.
stituents, in the post-of fi ce and pension e
partments as we ll as . in Congress w '
few men would undertake, and no on e! u 1
alhorough business man could arcomp h.
He has done his work promptly and ell,
and if ever a man deserved re-electio to
Congress, Mr. Jadwin deserves it; and t
was unquestionabli the general feelitiO i of
the people. .ti ,
zegura - tins attempt of Col. Oierton to
seize a third term for
himself as wan • in
every principle ofJustice towards the !o er
counties of this Congressional distri ct;: d
of every sentiment of gratitude and • ess
towards Mr. Jitilwin personally.
Daring the' last twenty years Bradford
county has. had the Congressman eight ,
terms out of ten, and during seven of those
terms the incumbent was from . the both
of Towanda I Mr. Overton himself 's
twice nominated by aid of - Mr. Jad ' ,
but in place of reciprocating the favOr, he
procurei the nomination of the Bradford
countyconvention-ty a false pretense, and
holds our conferees away from Mr. Jadwin
until the thirty-eighth ballot, when &quo-.
hinna '`caste her votes for Mr. Overton to
punish Mr. &thrill for having been ' the
former ally of Bradford county I
If selfishness and ingratitude qualify a
man for Congress, Mr. Overton is remarka
bly qualified. The Bradford county Con
ferees, well knowing the public - sentirrient
of this county, were ready to conform to
that sentiment by voting to nominate Jad
win whenever. Mr. Overton consented. It '
was Mr. Overt:ill's part to withhold that
consent for two, days until the expected
support of the Susquehanna conferees came
to him through the management of a few
men in Bradford and Sumnehanna, skilled
in political intrigue and bitterlylifistile to
Jadwin. •
The whole transaction is a "put nit job,"
a skillful nianipulation of the party machin
ery to defeat the will of the people. Ap
pearances in this minty Indicate that this
dark mil disgrace:A:ill trainee:ion will meet
with a repudiation at the polls unexampled
in the history of our politics.
Yours truly, B. Lsroun.
The following preamble and
resolutions were then moved by
B. W. Lewis, Esq.; and being sec
onded were . enthusiastically
adopted :
We believe that the nomina
tion of I Overton of Bradford county for
Con:_...:,was maxicagainst the real wishei
of a lare majority of the Republicans of
this district, by means of an unfair and un
equal representation in the Congressional
Conference;
AIM WHIZZ" His nomination violates
the sense of right and, justice of every voter;
Therefore be it
Resolved,. That we heartily approve the
Course of our . Wei .Congressman, Hon. C. C.
Jadain, and point to the record hahas made
with ju stifiable
Resolved,. That we heartily endorse the
nomination tendered him by the Republi=
cans of Wayne county, and pledge to him
our earnest and hearty,
that he is in every way worthyof our gut
-
fare ; and is justly entitled to a renoini
nation, by party usages and customs, as
well as by Timm of his excellent rec ord as
a Congressman, and his untiring 4 votion
to the interests of big ccauttituents:
J. Holcomb, of Towanda, was
then introduced and seated in
brief the situation in Bradford,
N. C. ELSBREE
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0 - evesid'Olizictit*ere called Jor.
&Viral 'geitlemen from ,various ,
Parts - 'of - , - Wyoming county rose
and'etated that the tendency was
all ottel,viy,in some of the districts
ten, to one for Jadwin, otherS five
to. one, The essenee of the whole
miAiriieetned tole that. Colonel
Overtoffilrould not . get 500 i votes
in.WyoMing county, and stood: no
difini;eotan''eiection.' The senti
inent
_Cpf meeting was enough
to make the told chills run down
theliack of an Overton man, were
thereliny. present '
. _
By oraeoliitbm of Congress, adopted Aug*
5, 1862, the tee of the Rotunda and adja
cent,Moina ot the Capitol was - granted to
the mciety of the Arley of the Cumberland
fe'r a Bazaar and Reception, to be held
from November 25th to December 3d, for
the purpose of raking funds so erect a mon
unsent in the National Capitol. to the meni
ory of the late President Garfield. ,Col.
F. A. Seeley, of . Sore tale, -Chairman of
the Pennsylvania` *isisliary Board of Com
udasioners In Wahingtina, has aside:used' a
circular. to the people ' of the State ; inviting
contrite** from manufacturers, merch
ants and Mhos% of articles for exhibition
or isle, mat of _ money. Articles designed
for sele or imbibition Will be displayed to
thebeixedesMtige, bearing the name and
address of tor , until the Close
of the Biziar,'wben .all gifts will be meld
for thishericfit Of the 'fund, and other artic
les restored to th* owners. Fell details
Maybe obtained by addressing the Board
of Directio' n, ilOolos 94 to 90, Ebbitt House,
thishingten. .
Cohan' Overton, of Bradford,: begins to,
see that he baselopped over the Republican'
Congressional pan, and now he'would de
cline if Jedriztiwfil do likewise. Bat why
should Wain decline in favor of any other
man in preference to Overton i lie isn't
fighting Overton; he is fighting the, Stat.
wart methods which denied Jadwin a re
nomination atd i nsed Overton to unite Jad
win. ;Boss methods are crowding home to
roost in droves this season.-Philadelph ia
Times. I An& the People will Naito the
Bosses lop and thlgh, by , voting fo!
, 17 t
HON, C. C. JADWIN'iI letter of accep
tance, is sho ' rt, to the point and busig
Haas like.' lt is characteristic of thi3
min, Who thorough, trained bus - =
ness !'an, who knows the wants of t
people and is ever ready to serve them.
He deserves the votes of the peop e
without respect of party. He has rne -
ited your indorseMent r by faithful ser
vice. Vote for C. C. ; JADWL 7 "aptil yen
will vote right. ' Let the result ,On
Tuesday show that you haireldone
Col. Searlc; of Susquehanna, spent
Saturday and' Sunday in this p i l4e . ,
and he and Oel. OVerton condoled with
each other over the disaster; ofl the
I't.
`situation. 1 01. Searle eatest anxiety
was to Lino w whether I. Qierton was
going to "hold his men ' so t; as -to be
able 'to deliver his promises 'and make
the good to Searle t, , to years hence.
Col. Searle went home itliseonsolate.
4• Lertheini - kiek respOnse
of Mi. 'Webb at the conference to one
of the conferees, who suggested to him
that Overton's nomination would cause
kicking. Here - we have Webb's au
thority tor kicking; and thill Republi
cans of the county are tlbout to respond
toi his angry ejaculation by a majority
aiainst his candidate.
It is the judgment of all well ye
e persons in politics that .when' a candi
date who claims that the forth of his
' f nomination is regular, is repudia by
IS the voters of his party to that ex nt
; that the defection is at least three times
3-
h the majority .of the parts, that he..ought
.
It to get out at once. ; 11
Wyoming, repudiates.Overton. 0.
D. Falkenbnrgi Chairman of the Siis-
Reiniblicaa County
Convention, advises the support of :Mr.
Jadwin. M. L. Tracy, member of, te
Republican State Committee, ,appe is
to the Republicans of the district to
Support Jadwin.
Col. Searle is extremely anxious that
his conduct which was fiatlY against
the outcries of his constituents for the
past siXteen years shall be ratified by
his Montrose friends. Be begl them
to stand by bun or he will be politically
ruined.. That job Cokmel, was con;
summated at Tunkhannock.
Now "kick." Boa Welk has given
permission for kicking ,'on Overton.
He says "let them kick." Take him
at his word and-vote for 9.. C. JADWIN.
Be '
;at` the la early; organized to
poll a voti for HON., C, C. JAD-
W , llit Make his election - certain and
Col. Overtoes defeat overwhelming.
Tarn out on Tuesday and Vote for
lion., C. Jadwin. Overton is no.
where. Swine a: Republican Con ,
gressman by voting for C. ;C. Jadwin.
Our political' equinoxial will come
on tuesdai next, and it will be I, some
thing more than an "April shower"
against Overton and for JADWIN. "
If any district has failed to get tick
ets with C. C. Jadwin's name in them,
send at once '!.o ;the Republican,
.Office
for them. 1 -
A vote for Overton is a vote thrown
away. He has not a ghost of i chance
a;of election..' ; Webb says "let them
kick." t
hiorrovr'Webt dr, Conpanihad bet
t,er get in Out the wet. Their
"April shower" : promises, to be a' del
uge. - -
The appeal is to the source of al
power, the people. Vote for C. C
Jadwin. -
"Its only'an April shoWer," says
Morrow. Give them a good one. Let
it rain.
'S'-'- ) ,?..c.' ,, / ,-,6 :: - •'. ,
'.:,1'..:',.:'..;i?.1,:'..W•::.
El
OVEIMISBEATEN
The Dish** , APainst Hifi!
NE CANNOT CARRY A SIN-
READ'THE EVIDENCE
Oierton Should Withdraw
THE ~,PEOPLE ALL
FOR JADWIN.
W4T : NE SOLID I
Wyoming Five to 'One!
Susquehanna Three
SUSQUEHANNA SPEAKS.
SUBQMIZAZINA Drear,
October 80, 1882. ,
To the litpubliectna of the Fifteenth Con
vrrssional District of ihnasyteassia:-!-
• FrairiV EXPVIILICaIts:As 'chairman of
the late republican conventksi Cif - Soigne
lumna county, held at Montrose Sept. 11th,
1882, I deem it a duty . 1 - owe the party to
say to you that the nomination of Hon.
Edward Overton of Bradford - county for
Congress, effected at the conference-at
Tunkhannock is not acceptable to.the great
majority of the Republican voters of Sus
quehanna county, and they 'repudiate the
same and are determined to' support Hon.
C. C. Jadwin, the present member, at, the
ensuing election. They declare that Mr.
Jadwiti was not only the second bait in re
ality the first choice of the Republicans of
Susquehanna county, the nomination of Mr.
Searle at 'the convention being extended as
a compliment. sv
That Mr. Jadwia as ad
mittedly entitled to a_ second term in ac
cordance-with party usage ; and that it was
expressly understood by Mr: Searle to be
the wish of his constituents thai, under no
circumstances should his conferees vats for
Mr. Overton or for a candidate from Brad
ford county, and that he accepted the nom
ination with this understanding.
They th'erefore' regard the action of the
t a
conferees as a gross misrepresentation of
their co Incas, as well as a . flagrant
outrage n Mr. Jadwin, ( one, of the 'most
meritorio members . of the present Con
gress, as !to record and efficiency), which
they cannot indorse. , It is obvious to me,
judging from the determination expressed
by Republicans in our county, (ascertained
by .a careful canvass) thit 'Mr. Jadwin will
receive over three-fourths of the republican
vote of the` county, and that every day
givhs him additional strength:
therefore consider it the duty 'of every
Republican voter in the district desirous of
Republican success, to unite in support of
Mr. Jadwin, as it is evident that every vote
. cast for Col. Overton is lost to the Republi
mn party, and can only, inure to the bene
fit of the Democratic candidate.
• . 0. D. FALICENBURT,
Chairman of Republican county convention
of Susquehanna county, Pa.
Pa., Oct. 28, 1882.
To the Republicans of the Fifteenth Congr4s-
The Republican' of *ape county, in
open convention, lump repudiated the nom
ination of Col. Overton for Congress, and
have placed the Hon. C. C Jadwin in nom
ination as the people's canaiditte.
The sentiment of the party, throughout
the, county, is substantially unanimous in
sustaining this action of the, Convention,
and the Republican vote will bo practicilly
solid for Mr. Jadwin. He will also receive
a large democratic vote.
Since ?ft. Jadwin's nomination, I have
been in g j ommunicatioe..with the principal
points in \the other counties of the district,
and i lliaye ,easo made a careful personal ean
vaintherc4n., I have found the prevailing
'sentiment among representative republicans'
in those counties strongly in favor of Mr.
Jadwin. I found, further, that it , luid been
use
general' expectation twat he would re
ceive the' nomination of the conference )
coupled with the opinion' that he was fairly
entitled tint! The indications appear con
clusiv that he will be supported by a large
majority of the Republicans, and will also
receive considerable suppOrt from Dente
crate: The Democratic soldier vote, par
ticularly, will be mainly in his favor.
In view, therefore, of the justice of Mr,
Jadwits ,claita to renomination, and . the
pre orating sentiment in; his favor
throughout the district, I feel it my duty to
urge upon the Republicans of the district
the importance of supporting him, as the
only means 'of securing the election of a
republican i congressinan. In my view;
*very. vote cast s for Col. Overton is practi-
Odly lost to the party. M. L. TRACY,
Member Republican State Committee.
SSG
GLE. COUNTY !
To One I,
FOR JADWIN !
WAYNE SPEAKS.
.siona/ District' of Pennsylvania
A CARO FROM MR. LANCASTER
SOUrff STEIIIING, Wayne Co., Pa.
November Ist, 1882.
To the Republicans of the Fifteenth Congres
sional Distket of Pennsyleaßia
A 'private letter written by me to Col.
Overton, in relation to the :013gressional
campaign in Wayne county, having been
published in the, Bradford Reporter of Oct.
26th,"1882, and said, letter not having been
written with a view to publicatien, I deem
it proper to follow it by a brief statement
on the subject. The letter referred to was
written after a hasty view of the situation,
and upon information as to the sentiment
'of the party which I have since found to
haie been wholly erroneous and Misleading.
The view Stated in that letter was based on
my desire that -the district 'should not be
lost to the republican party, and was writ.;
ten in good faith as the situation then pre
sented -itself to me ; but. a /careful and
thorough. canvass, since made in this and
other portions of the county, has satisfied
me that any feeling which may have -exist
ed in favor of ; Col. Overton on the ground
of regularity of nomination, at the time the
letter was writt,en, has since disappeared.
The reptiblic l uins, of Wayne are now con
sOcui that Mr. Jadwin is the strongest
Man in the .field; and Colonel Overton the
weakest; that the contest is really bet Ween
Mr. Jadwin And Mr. Post ; that the only
hope of saving the district tathe republican
party lies in supporting Mr. Jadwin ; and
that every vote for Col. Overton is practi
cally thrown away. For these reasons as
well as front Mr. Jadwin's just claims to a
second election, the republicans of this
county have become Substantially unani
mous in his support. Under the cbentn
stances, therefore, I feelL it' My duty to the
party to withdraw the statement contained
in my leiter to Cof. Overton, as having
been made on insufficient grounds, and not
- -
berms anstsdisPL_by,tlo now wet
wighig mosair . sepublksma is this county,
mad to Mr iU my ialloalics In support of
dadwiss as the"'real rsproasstidive
rOgaddicsas seatimam, and the ontreas
date justly entitled to' lopubbesn mire.
F I tiro. IL LANCASIZIII,
Member republloaa:eounty committee.
Attest: • '
lin
Milan L. Tanor,:., 2 . ,
][ember state ciounittco for Wawa. county.
H. J. TAMIL;
Chairman republican.county committee.
• C' • Towaatta, Nov. lit, 1882.
Edwin `,s. ?broil, Heaesdale,
' Oyertorfle. sad hie triends:bere are elsiin—
that be, Overton, will hays one thous
and votes in Wayne, sad aft, there is a bad
tweak there on Jadwin. • HOw is it.
H. Allen.
llossioaLs, Pa., Nov. Ist, 1882;
C. H. Ark's:
There is no truth in either statement, and
if Overton receives two hundred votes in
Wayne, I 4141 be grsatly surprised.
E. F. TOARZY.
WYOMING SPEAKS.
-Faun, Wyoming Ca Pp. Nov. lit 1882.
To J. Holcomb, Editor
The feeling in Wyoming County is very
strongly in favor of Jqidwin's election.
Probably five-sixths of the Republican vote
of this County will be cast for him. His
praii)ects are growing stronger every day
aid it is the almost universal, opinions . here
Mai
the only way to =Ts: theltistriet- to the,
Republicans sto unite on-Mr. Jadwtis.
T. Fon"
Member of Republican State Committee.
The Peepla? Candidate!
Letter oe , Acceptpice!
A RIXOING IX)PUDIENT
HIS RECORD IN THE AST A GUAR
ANTY FOR THE FUTURE.
To ' PAUL SWINGLE, \ Chairman! of
Ole Republican Conivntion of
'
Wayne County
I accept the nomi ation as the
people's candidate for Congress,.
unanimously'tcndeTed me by the
Republican Convention of Wayne
cdunty,,dn learnini the result of
the Congressional Conference of
4 %t,b district in nominating Col.
-44 yerton of ]radford county.
,The nomination tendered me
by that Convention has been fol
loFed ,by declara tions, on_ the
Part of representative Republi=
)
cans In the other counties of-the
district, of such a character, and
in such measure, as to show be
y ti that the action of the
confArence was 'in opposition to
then popular will,
,and that; the
,great mass of , Republicans in
'those counties are in full accord
with their brethren of - fin
matter, and corldially indo*
- 1
my candidacy. .
'that ledthe Coi .t
le reasons , Jun,
COnvention to repudiate the
nomination of Col. 'Overton, and
to tender ,me the nomination,
have already beei! set forth in
the resolutions w . iCh it adopted,
and T need not here repeat or dis
cuss's them. It is sufficient to say
that they are iicceptecl by the
great body. of R4ublicans, as
fully justifying .the ! 'action of the
Convention; and that that action
is emphatically seconded by the
masses of the Tirty through Out
the district. ,
I accordingly accept the nomi
nation, as manifestly expressing
the first choice of the people, and
as tendered .me in the cause of
popular rule. I make my appeal
to the people, regardless - of the
bosses and their henchmen, and
submit myself to their decision:
The record I haVe made as a Re
publican, in maintaining the will
of the people, against boss rule,
and; as a, representative of the
people, in support of measures ,
proMoting
,the public inteiept,
against extravagance and job
bery/ together with careful atten
tion to the wants of my-constii
uents, and ready response to their
demandS, is the beSt guaranty I
. . -
can offer of continued devotion
to the same objects.
• . JADWIN.
.1 - I(dESDALk, PA., Oct. 21, 1882.
F • I:iv
We re-publish the following state
ment mtule'to the reconvened Republi
can county convention of Wayne
county at Honesdale on Wednesday
evening, Oet.-11, in response to a res
olution of the county executive corn-
Mittee. "Else here in these columns
we state what Col.:Overton said to us.
These , statements of Col. Overton's
promisewill be corroborated by fifty
or more of' the most yeliable , men in
Bradford , county, showing that his
nomination was procured', by con
cealment of his real motive.. The
republicans of Bradford county feel, as
they ought to' feel, that they ate dis
honored the action of Col. Overton
in taking a nomination by stealth that
did not honestly belong to Bradford
county, and which he could not have
procured in an open and fair contest.
Read Mr. Jadwin's statement as fol
lows
,
Shortly before 'Congress adjourned, I
received a letter from Col. Overton, - sug
gesting that "my fences in Bradfor d
need a little attentios' i;" %hap Mr. Searle
was there, and bad- some hopes that he
JADWINS STA=WM.
ME
° conLl
Carrythe noun* salt. advised me
to oometharess loom ail ootilr get away
boas Witibingten. •
As soot themater as .
.my . dtdies would
went to.TOIMMIda, expecting - that
Col. Overtaa's atiitudetoward me would be
stated is sabstatially these terms: "You
and youroounty have given Bradford the
Compensonal nomination for three sue
cameo terms, and for two of these terms
it was given to me. Oa this last occasion
your county gave me a second term by
directly naming me as its choice, and the
conferees from your county firmly resisted
a conceited attempt on the part of Satinet,-
henna and Wyounn,g to defeat my nomma
tion, followed by an organized bolt against
me. I now feel it my duty to' return the'
ocsaplimeilt by parrying Bradford county
for-you t ! • - • , , • -
On ZII/Mith;g Cot Overton, I romenneed
that' I should not in - any event be Ai candi
date against him in his - Om county.. Ile
said that he had not - decided to be a can
didate, and should have no pomade 'object
in becoming one except to preserve his
prestige at home. If he ran; it wetdd be
for this purpose only, and not with a _view
to,prevent niy nomination. He had be
said, one or two objeCts in running. For
instance,- any Other aspirant who might
secure the nomination .by the Bradford
convention would be in a position to con
trol the patronage of the therefore,
said he, I must prevent this by controling
it myself. Then again, said ,he I. must
keep myself in li ne, and keep other's opt of
line, for the nomination, when it, again
comes to Bradford, some eight or ten years
hence, for I may then feel like re-entering
political life. This conversation took placo I
Saturday morning August 19. It was then
agreed between us that-we shopld meet on
the following Tuesday evening, and that he
should then decide whether he . would be a
e.andidate. Something, however, precipi
tated his decision, for on Monday afternoon
he announced himself publicly as a ouidi--
date. On Tuesday afternoon we.met, and
he informed me of his purpose. He did
this in peculiarly apologetic terms, He
said - that he never felt meaner in his life
than at that Moment, in eonsequetme of
his =Omit, that be was :about doing the
most ungrateful and dishonorable!. act ) of
his life; that his conclusion loci whply de; , -
'rived him of his sleep the previous nigh,.
_ _
at that he could not enter into any ex
planation further than to "say that' he was
invoked iwsomplicaticms as to promisq to
other parties, and must-run .
Having heard his statement, I esponded
that there was nothing for me, in this
situation; and after sonic, furtbek' observa
tions in the same vein, I said thatNhaving
Come into thwconnty I could embrace the
opportunity of visiting some of my friends
in different localities. Duiing the next
three days I found a strong sentiment pre
vailing in favor of my re- nomination. On
the following Friday, and again on Satur
day he assured me that he had no desire to
go to Congress then, that he • was only a
candidate for the pnrpose of maintaining
his prestige, and that all his conferees
shoukt be for me as their second choice, and
he desired me to arrest 4 the growing boom
in my favor as the candidate of the county,
by assuring my friends•that we had reached
An understanding satisfactory to myself,
and that he would guard my interest* in
in respects.
I therefore parted froin Col. Overton with
this assurance, and with the conviction that
my, canvass required
. 110 further attention
in Bradford county. On,ray return home,
many of my friends were skeptical as to
CoL Overton's purpose-of being a candidate
in my behalf. I need not here repeat the
current comment on the 'subject. - I declar
ed my fill! confidence ,in Col. Overton's
good faith—also authorizing the publication
of my views on this point in the Honesdale
Citizew , --ind did all in'my, power to re-assure
the - Republicans of Wayne county ',in this
matter. , i
~
Between the date of my return and the
meeting of the conference, however, I
learned that Col. Overton was inventing
excuses, ' and grasping at every pretext,
however . trivial, for taking an attitude of
hostility to me; and that he assumed to hold
me responsible for every view that found
expression in any form, adverse-10 his can
didacy. • !,
' Nevertheless I went to Tinikhanficteck ex
pecting in be,nominated at the first session
of the conference. But it soon became
apparent that my confidenee in CoLOverton
was misplaced. His conferee's were mani
festly gentlemen of high character, intelli
gence and independence, having at heart
the best interests of the Republicans of
Bradford. The terms of their appointment
bound them to support CoL Overton while
he remained a candidate; but they all assur
ed me of their support as soon as he giive
the word releasing them from their oblige:.
tion to him. - None of them had been given
to understand by CoL Overton that he was
not an earnest contestant for the nomirka-.
Lion, and there was nothing - to indicate
that the "prestige" theory had ever been
presented to them as the fciundation of his
1 candidacy. -
On Friday Col. Overton assured me that
he would that morning give the word for
k his 'conferees to vote for me. But it was
not given. At a later hOur• he inquired
when the afternoon trains left, and propos
'ad that my nomination should be made so
1 that we could leave immediately afterward.
Before the afternoon session, however, it
became manifest that the Susquehanna
' Conferees had in some unexplained manner
been wo over to Bradford. I was the
more rised at this, as I had -
received. numero :letters from, prominent Republi
cans in Susquehanna assuring me that
under no circumstances could Mr. Searle
carry his conferees over to Bradford. Col.
Overton's, conferees asked me what I .re
garded as their duty in View of this purPoose
on the pit of Susquehanna. I told them
tii - e`understandin g that they were to stand
by him until he withdrew, it would be in
famous for them to desert him. At the
afternoon session Col. Overton was accord
ingly nominated by the votes of Bradford
and Susquehanna . __L
MEI
Overton, has made no,propoqiiion to
Mr. Jathiin, either direc t or in4irect
ly at Montrose or any other town to
withdraw in case Mr. Jadwin would.
anwabb's hopeful young' editor of the
Reporter @lushes around in the chair of the
lamented Goodrich, but does not fill it. The
people will vote for Jadwin and he will fill
a chair in
.Congipss.
"Let them Kick," says Jimwebb
Jim Webb said at the conference,
let them kick !" on Congress.
Only Two Bottle.
Messiv Johnson, Holloway- & Co., whole
sale druggists of , ' ' Philadelphia, Pa., report
that some time age a gentleman handed
them a dollar, with a request •to send a
good catarrh cure to two army officers in
Arizona. Recently ',the same gentlemen
told them that both the officers and the wife
of Gen John C. Fremont Governor of Ari
zona, had 'been cured of catarrh by the
twoibottles of Ely's Cream Balm.
Ely's Cream Balm reduces infliima t
Sores in the nasal passagel are healed in a
Jew days. Catarrhal headache is dissipat-,
ed. Sense of smell, taste and hearing-are
restored. Price 50 centk . Apply into
nostrels withlittle finger. _
Wcing a nap in the au.
.
are gag. to be out late in the evening.
Hots Woolen Woxid Vote.
Were women'allowed to vote, every one
in the land who luta used Dr. Pierce's
"Favorite Pnwiription" would vote it tciy be
an unfailing remedy for the disease lima*
to her sex. By ilniggiati.
Try breathing the fumes of turpentine or
carbolic acid to relieve whooping -cough.
Skit; iw the Workshop.
To do good work the mechanic must have
good heal* If long hours of confinement
in close rooms have enfeebled, his hand or
dimmed his sight let km at once, and be
.before some n organic trouble appears take
plenty of flop Bitters. iris system will be
rejuvenated, his nerves str engthened, his
sight become clear, and the' whole_ constitu
tion be built up to a higher working condi
,
•
egorklirip
Eves:r l
.Rosy cheeks and cler r eetti
accompanying gocid health. Parker',
Tonic better than, anythin g ,,
rich blood aid' brings health, -1/
Arend t and beauty. Ledifis-
,Presirlent Arthur registl,rp,i al
place in New York last svp e k .
• Ex-Governor Coburn. of
en $40,000 to an academy in
C. C. JADWIN
"NICK !"
moon if you
MEM
I New Advertizenik
WANAMAIcf.',
St ill! enlarging_ store
cilities. Doubled both
last ,tivo . years ; more
doubled them.. Tra,ci e
doubled ; and crowd,,
now than at any tiittb,
re
works mo smOoth'y ;
more . genera`saiisf;
and suffers fi
It is., growio•
ever; and with
ance of ' - a. hey
[Because . , • people
,fi ;
Much advantage in
with us that . they s' en ,
`us for .whatever thq
no matter - how far
'they may be, •if they
:Wait for it. • An -
growth )vould be .groi v th
charlatanry] ,• -.
Our building is still
rary, A. part..of it was
- the Freight ' Station lof
Peimsylyania Railroad,
has, been built ar-oun(
upon, until it looks moi
a Turkish mosque on the
side while . on the, nee
has taken in so many '
nut-street stores:that it
like any i other part of
nut street. We hau'n't
money enough in these.'
yeais to . put pp a buil
worthy of the. place and
the trade. , . You will'be-int
ested- in seeing .how we I ra
turned and twisted these
buildings about, and
many commodiouS and_
elegant- rooms e
out so much as walli
between them.
.We are sending- more
morel by express= and
The means
_of trading"
out seeing are new and:
You think it strange that
can be done at all.
wouldn't think .of 13uyin
farm without. Seeing', it
horse, or cow, or =sl
How can you buy everyt
.your family wears, el:
thing you use in your hot
without.seeing ? • - ,
• 'Why, simply
,bectuse
:take the risk:
JOHN WAN:VMA
Chestnut, Thirteenth and
'Meets, and Citv-liall
Philadelphia.
p;OT
4 ._.AKI
.1:_rowo
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies: A marvel of '
strength and wholesomeness. More coo:
than the ordinary kinds.-and cannot be
competition with the multitude of low td
weight, alum or phosphat6 Powders. Soli
in cans. Row. Basrxo biwnsu Co".,
street., N. Y. I`4
THE RUSTI FOR
JACOB
-:AT THE:-
Cold Reliable Clo
r
ing Store.
Is to exkunine his immense
v .
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li
i
'
FALL AND WINTEE
FASHIONABLE
Reddy-iga,de Clothi
He is prepared to offer bargains thm
induce customers to buy. 00111 ; '
large and commodious: store, No. 1
street,- formerly M. E. Solomon &See.
presents a full and complete stock '
lines of Clothing.
NENS', BOYS', YOUTHS'
AND CHILDREN'S
Of every grade and quality.
GENT'firITRNISHNO GO
."TRAVELING BAGS,
lIKBRELLAS, CANES,
OVERCOA-
Of every quality.
RUBBER GOODS a speci?&tY•
All are invited to call and secure beg"'
Towanda, Pa., Oct. 3, 1&42
ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING
specialty at ea Kmaicis dim
H. JACOIt