REPUBLICAN:
ttilMl. JANUARY 25. 1883.
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HERE AND HEREABOUTS.
MEI
r o •„ .--Tht sleighing
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I::4!l)rttary .7)th
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LocalF , ate scarce this week.
The ::::111 - eiirn9vig not happy.
A li:Ilt , more of the "beautiful." ~.
S‘'arlet fp'er is quite prevalent at Alba.
Tiff (1.ve . , z0 ljecortt is croon tube oularted.
111r.ses are in quite a demand in' this vit
The new sehoM building in Sayre is tiear-
)leted
The indebtedness of thiSsounty is report
el at ,
. dry Brothers IniVe opened &An, go od s
:4tcr; at Leßoy.
It is rumored that a newspaper wilt seen
b e ;tarteil at Wyalusiag.
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titchers bakery at A th ens 'was slightly
tlainagetl by fire on Monday,
There ha_s been no difficulty in getting ice
to fill ice houses this winter. •
Free Press calls the
of thrti - ice a liar'- Whew
. . . ,
of Troy now .elose their
b u ,i ne ss places at o'clock, p .'
r
o t , i Kirh}•'s and secure a seat for ''tg -
P...nneuyi roncert. Price 50 cents.
The Pi'esbyterian Sunday school library
Weild)oro contains 1,600 volumes.-.
A . Si; are being made by the Odd Fel
'lol7s-'(4 Troy to establish a free library. -
Thitthernahneter registered 13 degrees
'l4;w zero at _Athens Tuesday morning.
. tol,pllone line is being built to connect
Grano iie Sanunit and• Granville Centre.
An effort k being made tp start a.Knight
commateleri.at Tunhhannock.
Mer,•iir.tile Appraiser, Aldern Keyes, has
already enterol upon the duties of his office.
January is over titree
quarta: gone already. How time gallops
- Net profits of the Graded School So
cinlh. Mrs. Kirby's last week were
1;.115.
A'tetal eclipse of the sun occurs in lipy.
Total tclipse of the Court House Ring in
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Au_ra,t. ' •
I:,,:rw ha I "pi" Wetines4-morn
,r.* It was a kjlid of pi that pious printers
it, no! 1-,
i v :. P,atl;l)un; of Troy, has sold Lis farm
:17 :errs at East Troy to Oscar Peckbain
for ;:1i; t::rty to
Tait' T,,walialt Record hat; stipended pub
zlrsl the Sheriff advertises the
r:aterial for sale.
if thi. sect:4oll'llas not experienced
;aid fur ~, v eral days past, then 'blizzards
don , 4 visit this section. .
are. always glad tq have our friends
tail an,l s.c.e us, arid to furnish ns with any
.;:ran that they may hae.
Viitk 4 han, of Vaughan Hill, had the
tili-I,,:qu'fie l t . o cut 14 foot quite badly n few
I:ays ehopping fteod:-
I:. J. Daniol.:, an employe in the Athens
Eti!ze Lad one of his:•feet quite
Lad::: jimmy.' one ,lay last week. .
Friday, is Scotch Day at the
SAI9OI. E*ereisils apprOOiate to
't!:r,• %will he-gone:through with. _
i. •ncccr any of our subscribers fail to
tb. I:ErrsLica!t reguhirly, they will;
facer by informing us of the y
fact_
The Leittlysville Adrertiser has the pub
licati.,ll,4 the Sheriffs Sales for February
term. Now lark. out for a run of taffy for
the sh,TIIT's office.
Tlit:Te was not a large, attendance at the
Concert Friday evening,
alth , wo understand the Concert gave
gool ut i,f
Says a Wyalusini correspondent : "The
:.land boys are learning fine new pieces nn
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der the able tuition of their leader, E. Wal
t
kfr. of - Towanda."
aid
The Overton graded school has been
cbs e ,l ~u account of the prevalence of
(hphtht'Lria And measles among the pupils.
nerictr
- E. VithDine,,of Troy, was recently present
ed by. his Sunday School class with an ele
cant br"nze ktatuette of Saladin, a costly
beautiful present.
Tii. Enterprise 3lauufacturing Company,
of Tr.,y, 'has a very, large :order. for
castim;s fur bridges, — etc., • froni the Nor
thern Central Railroad Co.
Ur. A: 1,. CoOperSold his handscime team
nun horses, last week, to F. F.-
/46 Superintendent of the• Towoinda Coal
company.—Trop Register.
The revival meetings .at East Troy con
tinue With an increase of interst. Quite a
ranulwr of fkTSOfili have been forward - and
mach ul is being done.
ileirwalb er that the seventeenth annual
F.r.g.,/pment G. A. A.; of the Lietent
of Pennsch•ania will Wilke§barre,
the 31.:. and Feb. Ist next.
Ti]
le total receipts . at the: Athens Post
We fur the quarter ending December
. ‘ ll , were ;913.42, an , increase of $179.35;
o'er the preceeding (waiter.
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11. Levering, of Troy Pa., has bought
t the Nlnjrn. Hyatt store and will also - addi
to for business that of rerieirini boots and:
Free .151,e.g5.
Lt. - Frost 'Was quite severely bruised on
Friday morning last, by, a heavy .. piece -at
lischiii:?ry, which he 'was assistirg .
l'ad from the ears, falling on him.
...nDther Waverly man received
IciLtnient in the Po4al service last wea.
It: t a great thing for a ;village to have a
Se(nad .k.sistant Postniester General.
t'erb.w. who hawe' . in, contemplation a
rhaa;7 , of residence in the spring arinow
44 7 tryinc to secure their new homes—
q4l of count., trying to better their loos
tioz.
.e next term of the'pollegiste Institute
6 nunence Feb. 12, instead of Jan. 29,
"dye/xis/NI in catalogue. The school yeas
!ftble,l this week and work is piing on as
Dennis Brady,.. of ;'Skinner's 'Eddy, 'who
Leon in the employ of the railroad corn
-11:14Y as a track walker on canal and ma- -
NO fur 22 years, has'.traveled in that time
Dyer one huudred 'and xix,ty thousand miles
Ill t.he track, or nearly six and chat' times
142 zd the world.—Tunichannock
;iq`a `
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An
eichans, aqa that ebloceba's"netli
hie new'-under the %an" wax calakdatelY
eellpsed by the man who' iisolve4 to pay
the pit - mei in advance and itncli , taiiis
solution., , • •
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•ThbEtWe Chick, ^now on 4hibition)rit
Mercur Hall; is certainly a inosiworulerful
piece of inicluttlisn,,, and :should tsiseett to
be appreciated. No desCription of it would
do it itugiee. • . •
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The latest novelo in tea-table:cloths id to
haie thorn of crash, with' a border design
of quaint to..acnps;. - andin the center time
tte 'handi pointing ttii,s o'clock.
Usually- ensbioidery carried out in
Nue llleee le . -
; 7 - When the managers of the Philadelphiti
lare.ii and; Times read the Daily Journal of
'Sunday lad, they will undoubtedly at
once discharge their- present Washington
correspondents.
Remember /5 trorthef extni coal k eep
fifty centsworth of house-04614(r= (reel
ing all minter—Waverly AdroCate. • That's
all yon know about it. It won't do any
thing of the , kind.
There will be a great' many chaiges
residence in this town in the Spring. Ten=,
ant houses command about the s4t.nid rental
as last year, with slight prospects for an nd=
trance towards moving season.
- According to a correspondent, .:. Lollop
now boasts of one hotel,- two. dry goo4s
ptores,, one grocery, one restaurant, three
*locksmith shops, one oboe shop, post ofrtep;.
and one little old school house.
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'Therti will be a donation for, Rev. B.
B.
Luce at the residence-of T.. S. Strunk,
Lime Hill - , on the afternoon and evening of
Thursday, Feb. Ist, 1883. • ' ,
By order of Com,
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The storm of snow and wind on the 13th,
inst., is Considered by many of the oldest
citizens along the foot of the 'South Moun
tain, to have been the hardest they ever
knew, so says an East Canton correspbm s
dent.
Go to Kirby's and - giTt your: tickets for
the Eetnenyi Concert. It. will ',take
place on the evenitigof February sth. The
tickets are but fifty cents i gind you cannot
afford to miss the opportunity to bearthis
great violinist. 1
Before arbitrators a few days ago, - Dr.
Fleschutt, of Dushore, obtained a verdict of
$BOO against the State Line &Sullivan Road
for injuries received by him in an accident
on that road in May last. The Company
will undoubtedl y appeal from the award,
' Says the Canton Sentinel of last week :
"D.uring, the storm last Saturday the, To
vranda stage overturned in a snow drift
near H. g. mays. M. 11. Walter was go
ing to hislhome,in West Franklin;; and his
horse was dowW -r ieveral times inAl4deep
drifts. • ti
We have received a copy of the
delphia Times Almanac for 1883.
replete with valuable information and ;eell .
sustains the reputation attained by the
manuals sent out from that office for several
years past. It is• a handy flung to haC'e
about.
NQw is the time when people inquire,
"When does tent begin r' We give a few
dates : Ash-Wednesday falls• on February
7th; the first Sunday in Lent fallson March
11th; Palm-Sunday March - 48th; Prood-Fri
day March 23d; Easter-Sutidify comes on
March 25th.
The Waverly Advocate man is eminently
correct when he says : "Whenever you
see it stated that "owing to family troubles"
a man attempted suicitle,A you can make up
your Mind that hkwise was troubling him
to letrii**6:key alone ap_d use the money to
clot hG the childien." ' •
Says the Troy Gazette! ' •`Fred BOhlaier
with 19 cows 7 of them heifers, made and
sold outside of the creamery 1395 lbs of but
ter and in the creamery '1712 lbs inside of
8 mouths, not, leounting amount used - in
family. He recefved $843.28 for the whole
amount, an averago of $44.50 per cow or
$105.41 per month cash.
We have receWed a copy of the neatly
printed Almanac *.nt out by the 3lontrose
Republican. It contains, among other good . '
things, a portrait of .4r. - Taylgr, the editor
of the paper - . We are . unacquaintied
.Idin personally, but if ho is as good-looking,
as thipicture indicates, then we know there
are, at least tWn_band.ome edittirs in Nur
thern Pennsylvania. .1
Says the Laporte Sentinel: •"We aro in
formed by a responsible party that arrange
ments . hale been completed and work
will commence as soon as the weather will,
permit on the WilliarriSport and North
Brandi R. IL (formerly the Muncy Creek,)
and that the road will be built as far xts
Sonestown the coming summer, and
taps farther." •
M. Landon shipped a carload of choice
apples to Philadelphia last Tuesday and a
carldad of potatoes to Dußois, Wednesday.
Mr.. Landon expects to load two more cars
next week upon hig return from_ Philadel
phia It was not supposed there was a car
load; of apples to be bought in this'county,
but r•Mert" has happy faculty of finding
anything he wishes toglip when be gets an
order.-4 Canton Sentinel. "
__l4 is rnmored that the Lehigh Valley'ran
i-el:0 company will tunnel through the
mountain betwben Vosburg and Ilehoopani,
and, thereby shorten the r4d four or five
miles. It Is estiniated that it would take a
year and a half Ito complete the tunnel.
IMprovernents are the order of the day with
the LehighValley'compani f and none would
be surprised if the rumoi.proved true. So
the says Tuyikhannock correspondent of the
Adrirtiser.;
In our reference last week to the "Court
House. Ring," we had no intention of in
cluding all the county officials, • but those
only who compose the Webb &Po., Court
douse Ring or, political -Sanheclrim. and
who are attempting to prescribe , ".the Ra-
PWSLICAN and to ostracise all Republicans
whom they fail to bring undar their control.
It is-abant time that.this kind of business
came to an end. The assumed dictatorship
of this local dynasty has greatly damaged
the Republican party in this county.
The REPtquackg advocates the patroniz
ing of home trade to the fullest possible ex
tent because merchants, mechanics, prO
fessional and business men carrying on any
legitimate enterprise should be encouraged.'
The person who will invest capital in stock
and materials for the benefit ofa commun
ity, should have the advantage of the en
courageMent of the citizens he energetically
labors to serve. The establishments of our
town are representative_ in their particular
branches, and offer as great inducements as
canlie obtained elsewhere, fOr your patron
aSe, 1
A hen comennek 01 , 143 bushel of Corn yearly,
(or will if she is i mperly fed and not half
starved to 4104 and lays' On a i average
when so fed,%lten dozen, or fifteen pounds
of eggs. That bite Bay, three and one tenth
pounds of Ora will produce, when fed to a
hen, five-ii.iths of a pound of eggs. But
fivelizthsnf a isbund of pork requires about
five pounds of corn for its foroduction.
Comparim; the ant:in:tent of each, and the
prices of the twat' on an average, it is'seen
that pork is abOut three times &Beastly food
as eggs' *bile it is certainly less healthful.
And the Elmira Advertiser thinks this
should give eggs a boom. We think it ought
to give the haute kiam. - _
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lIMSMI
.. Prof -McGA= :says the 7royl . Garette, :tainfi arntiimointelYSoet*oo*tuille*
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has introduced a new -festaii hi the 'Schad : existing, ikaitital 8 3 4 0 12 /; ' 4v hCre e a&ect°
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tistimulite an interest *in deebination and . lib; either • emit 0. viciene; er,bab;i by
`recitation In his departnimit, Sides aral the mere f fee-of sarrilor hlllthlenit ihAiak'
chosen end* contest in - 'declamation takes I cally - nulliti the'intinqesef timbettei- and
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place - at a stated' time and to the victor , is vibe! Vitro of the people ,; wham) del! t°
awarded a handsome prize, the iellialli be- control " the ' P 1 ' 6171°3° 4 - 4 th°"mr°o
- bused on the decision of, a disintenntel . wealth ii imninlfA in ' the very nature; of
,Committee:Last week_Thuredaytheyoung ' things. ' Bishop ItteQuaid,,writes-4. "The
men competed for the*ze - '3,4ind this Week Decay of Protestantism," and, in essaying
Thursday the young hulieiiicontjsted• Tor to prove his the'sis ; innkes a very, adroit use
the award. Graceful elocution ,is :an ac- of. the t ailinissi'aris of protestant writers:
comPlisinnent that deservesenciainnrement. "The Political Situation" is the' joint title
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of two articles, theme by Horatio Seymour,
the other by ire
Boutweli, who offer
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their respet pre views upon the causes of
the recent overthroW of. the Republican
party. An iirtiele by Dr. D. A. Sargent,
on "PhysiealiEducetion.4colleges," treats
a subject of„,prinuilinpOtzinee to the wel
fare iittho4Onths in our:higher educational
in stitutione. ' 4inallyi• there aro two articles
on "The Standard nil Company," Senate
Camden of West Virginia defending that
corp.iration f kgriinst its assailants;isrl John
C. Welch Kitting faith the reasons for eon
denining ibis a dangereus monopoly. 'Pub
lished at ..%) Lafayette Place, New York,
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.As follais are - the officers of 1 WySauking
Orange; or the current year i
Master—Lottis Piollet. r • •
Overseer --Albert Lent, jr.
Lecturer—Stephen Smith. '
Steward—s,ob4 Reed.
_ Treaskuer—John C. Piollet? y .
Chaplain—E. G. Owen.
Secretaryharlei Pettis' on.
Asst. Steward—Elmer White.
•ba Lady Aest. Steward—Mires Billie Cool.
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- Ceres—Miss Georgia Mowry::
Flora—Mrs. J. C. Piollet.
Pomona--Miss Callie Lent. -
. At a regular meeting of Gitstin Post No.
154 G. A. R., of Troy, held Jan. 11th, the
foil¢wing officers were install - O. by. Poit
Conn - Minder Butler, Ingham Post No. 91 of
Canton, Pa.:
CoMmander:—Uri N. Verbeck.
SV. C.—Rey. J. B. French.
•J. V. C—A. Caliper.
H. Mason.
A - . M.—W. E. Cbilson.
• Surg.—J.
Chap.—John F. Hunt.
0. D.—D. C. Lamprnan:
0. G.—E. D. Benedict.
S. M.—J. W. Gould.
Q. IF. S.—D. S.'reitynn.
A wealtlii gentlenum, . who liar , been
stepping in town for a few
-weeks past, re
cently offeje&n certain•young lady $50,000
if she would ;marry - him, She however dt,
dined the tempting offer. This is an aitnal
fact, and shows how highly We.v . erly girls
are esteemed, even by stranger!, and also
that they appreciate their own merits. The
young man has left town, and five , ,presume
gone to Towanda, whore the best are. only
quoted at $5, and the average are tied, up in
bunclie4ike onions, and sold •at- twenty
five cents a bunch.—Warerly, Adrocate.
We publish the above just to show low
easy.it iL- - tor a Waverly editor'to tell 'it lie.
The following are the officers, of --thirEuf
preme Lodge, I. 0. P. T., elected for the
ensuing year •
Sup. WerthY Sire 7 -S. L. Herrington.'
'N. P.—Rev. Y. Mason.. •
" V. M.—Mrs. N. Pierce. • .
"i Chap. 7 2 o. B. Ellis.
" Sec'y.—H. H. McNett. •
• " Treas.—N. Rockwell. •".
" M.-C.. C. Hennans.. -- :'
" Ast. M.—Wm.. Tipton. •
- " M.—Miss Sadie. Wpfl&11.•
G.—Mrs. Emma MeNeit. -
1r t` I. G.—Y. IL Bohn. • 7
." O:G.7—Wm. Mickel:. -
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• A special meeting , will be held at the hall
,of Franklin Lodge ; No. 39, at Morris Run,
'June 20.
Says a Leßoy correspondent of the Sen
tinel: "Lilley Post liZo. 110, G. A: 11., 'is
in a prospews condition. Their meetings
are held in large and ,commodidus -hall
owned by the Open Hand Hall Association.
They have purchased an army bugle and
equipped themselves with sabres,,pnThey
are drilling' the sabre exercise and snaking
themselves familiar with the old bugle calls
of, 61 to 65. Comrade F. J. Bailey isrpost
bugler.. The following comrades' are the
Officers for, the year 1883: Comirrander`,- . -
R. A. HOlcomb;''S. C.--Fitch Brigham;.
J. V. C.—John Rockwell; Surg—S.
hams; Q.M.--Jesse Robert; 0. D.—J. S.
Whipple; 0. G.—James Vanness; Adjt.—.
F. J. Bailey'.;' - '
The following is `iii list - of, the .
anniversary weddiags .• The -pager
ding, or first tuanivegai . i&; straw Wedding.
or second anniversary;,: candy wedding, of
third anniversary; leather wedding,or fourth
anniversary;. wooden Wedding, or fifth
"an
niversary;, tin Wedding, or tenth anniver
sary; linen wedding, or twelfth_ anniver
sary;; crystal wedding, or fifteenth anniver
:; floral wedding, 'or twentieth anniver
sary; silver wedding, or twenty-fifth anni
versary; pearl wedding, -or thirtieth anni
versary; china wedding; et , thirty-fifth an
niversary; coral weddini, orlOrtieth -anni
'Versary; bronze wedding,"Of; forty:fifth an
niversary; golden wedding; or fiftieth an
niversary; diainond Wedding, or fspventl
fiftli anniversary.
What might have been a serious disaster
terminated very fortunately at Young's
candy store last Monday evening. Mr.
Young trimmed a lighted lamp in the front
of the stove, and before-. finishing the job
had occasion toleave the room a moment.
When ho returned ~framea,weris running
along the lower shelves, Cwhiels are covered'
with fancy paper, making quite an alailni
ing blaze. By smothering the fire at once
with a blanket, hoivever,f no serious dam
age was done, but had he remained out.of
the room a few minutes the fire might have
got beyond control. It seems a spark, frops
the wick led fallen into ti roll of cotton on
the' shelf, which caused the fire. Moral—
trim your lamps first and light thorn after
wards.-Athens Gazette.
At a regular meeting of Mystic Lodge,
Knights Sr. Ladies of lienor, the following
Officers elected for thiensuing term were
installed by P. G. P., J. R. Kittridge and
D. G. P., S. M. Woodburn:
, P —Mrs. E. A. Kittridge.
-=George dk-way.
V P. 7 -Mrs. E. A. Lewis.
Son'y.—.Howard F. Marsh.-
Fin. Se&y.—F. E. "Post.
Treasurer-LC. T. Kirby.
Chaplain—Mrs. Geo. Ridge-ay:,
Guide—Mrs. 'F. E. Post. •
Guardian—Jas. Lewis.
Sentinel—S. If. Woodburn.
Trustees—Jas. Lewis; J. R. Kittridge, C.
M. Myer.
Medical: Examiner-4.
• Woodburn,
M. D.
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Rep. to Grand Lodge—Mrs. A. Kit
tridge•
Alteniate Rep. Grand Lodge—S. .111.
Woodburn.
List of letters remainingitithe Post Of
fice for the week endi4 Jan. 24,1883:
Biles, Goo N. _ Horton, Jas H
Bowman, Alice 31 Jackson, Mrs Mary
Bowman, J II ' .Knapp, Littie
Bailey, Mary J Kinrmedy, JEW
Byck, Emma Lynch, Mrs P
Brown,—Della Mullen, Edw J
Bourke, Jas Murray, Maggie -
Bostwick, H B Morg an , Harriet
Caugley,Thos Mc Grath, Mary
Cronin, Thos McHale, Miry -4,
Comings, J D Neley, Sam'l
Crowell, Wm O'Hara, Michael
Collins, Mary Purril, Catharine -
Decker, Jno Phillips, Thos A
Dudley, Jno H .Rosencransi..Annie
Donals, Vesta - Shores, Uri R E
Finlen, Anna St. Clair, Clara' ,
Gibbons, PatJ Sweeny. Maggie
Gough, Annie (2) Westbrook, Jno
Henny, E B Wheeler, Isaac
Hoffman, F N IWelton ' H N
Hoffman, Elma Tonng,C G Mrs.
Perilous calling for any of the above will
please say "Advertised," giving date of list.
'• 4 P. PowELL, P. M.
TheSorfla American &clew for Februari
opens with a syinposhim in which six proud-,
nent theologians, representing as mantre
ngions denominations ; give expressi* to
their views upon the question of the "Re
vision of Creeds." Prof. Alexander
Winchell,.in an article entitled' "The Ex
porinient of Universal Suffrage," institutes
a profound inquiry into the essential con
ditions of stable popular govemment, which
he Ends to be, substantially, virtue and in
telligence; but these conditions, he main
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We publish the following from the 'Argus
of last Week;' for the: purPose of shoiring
what an enterprising newspaper is capable
of accomplishing, that is when it tries; :
"Those of our readers whti, went to tlib
post-office at the usual time this week and
found no paper, will excuse the delay of a
few hours, which was necessitated in order
to print this week the Inaugural address of
our - now - Democratic Governor. As this
is theifirst time iu Many' years we have been
late or leak the opportunity to lay before
our readers this address of a Democratic
Governor in Pennsylvania, wo know they
will appreciate our , efforts - a ( Meet the do
mend of the hour, and promptly endorse the
good sentiments Goiernor- I, ..Pattison sets
forth. -As the progresiye democr atic party
has promised to reform many abuses in the
Comniduwealli, We know from the 'Geyer
nor's words that th e ir , omises will be ful
filled.' P. S..—..kfter receiving the iattegnral
'we find it too fon4fC i or - publication this Week.
It will Appearfincour nestissue."
, But few people are aware of AC amount
of business transaFtl.sd:at the post [office in
this place. i As follows is a statement of
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the : busineSs of the office for 'the three
mnnths eliding with December last
3-cent. stamps sold, 47,200
2-cent stamps-sold, • • 700
1-cent stamps sold, . - 11,100
5-cent stamps sold, • , 950
6-cent stamps sold, • 250
. 10-cent stamps sold, 650
Postal 'cards sold, • 20,000
Stamped envelopes sold, $534.98
?.lelispaper postage, $48.20
Stoney orders issued, 572; valve $5409.82
Money orders paid, 421; value; $5205.69
Registered letters'sent. 238.
Registered letters received,
Receipts, for 4th quarter,
Stamps and evolopes sold, ' 2666.05
. Deposits from Postmasters, `. 1603.83 .
- Reed. for money orders, • 5469.82
- $9i30.60
Total,
Ponchos aand sacks mail recd: 1495
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Total; . , 33 4 1
No. or letters handled during qr. 253000
Total weight of mail handled 'during
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quarter :il tons.
So.long astchiirches exist under present
circumstances; there will be a necessity for
the use, of Means for, . thy. raising ..of the.
wherewithal the machinery yunning 4,
litany questionable devices are resorted to,,
-find none. mere questionable perhaps than
that of the lottery, or chance' Method.
Every once in a while we have given(
inuoVations upon the old 'stereotype church
sbriables,. which, 'so long as Off maintained
their noVelty,' succeeded. . The following is
another novelty for which we are indebted
to an exchange. . We would like -to see it
tried in Towanda. There's.money in it for
the first party to take hold •of it. It . : is
laughable, comic, linique,, and as good *as
any shop ever exhibited. We gire it more
partierly as a kindly hint to • our church
ladiesit is called a - mute supper, .and de
scribed:4as follows: "The mutesupperthat
came wff at tfitlfiesbyterian
_parsonage
Thursday evening.o • week, utider the
auspices of the Young' . Ladies' Ilisikmary
Society, was so far, as we have learried, a
novel:affair in Mideletown, and • was irn
mensely enjoyed by aIJ pre - sent. -The un
derstanding with those that partook of the
,supper tf.,4., thutif they spoke_a word dur
ing the nleal, lioalever trival, they would be
required to pay the price of the supper,
while those who maintained . n strict silence
were to be subjected term' charge. A. nuns
her-refrained from speaking, and at - ,the
dame time'manaied by motions and cabalis
ticsigns to secure sufficient food for a full
meal. With others the habit is so fixed that
they must talky under all circumstances, ail
so they broke the rule in spite of their,eff,
forts to keep silence; And cheerfully
1 pressed their willingness to abide by the
1 penalty. After supper it was agreed by
who partook that the merriment and fun de
rived from the occasion was well worth the
money; and all gladly paid the price of: the
supper, thereby helping to raise a nice sum
of money for a very worthy cause..
• .‘ , l. •
Mounon(ons Bradford,
We clip ; the following from the- ' Troy
Gazette : "3lormonism commenCed te at- i
tract attention in this vicinity in the , ' \ 'year
1829. - Eleazer Miller, then residing on the
farm now occupied by Lori Preston, in .
Troy township, (Celabia thenYapperirs-to I
have been als?nt the first to receiVeAlito new
light, as they termed' it.'They soon in
creased in numbers and by ,
the aid of a feu'
disciples from ,Wells, Bradford county, and
Rutland, Tiogd county, they foon became
quite prominent, under the name of the
Church of thelLatter-day Saints. , In the
year 1830 the Book of Mormon made itiap 7
pearance near, Palmyra, N. Y., but of that
I‘
we do not propose to speak, it being'a mat
ter; of history too
.weirknown to need fur
ther in Mien.' It may be new to many to
learnatDrigham Yoring , and Heber, C.
Kimbe i
I were bath baptized by Eleazer
Miller, he, fore retorted to.
In the fall of 1831, five elders, all from
- ~
' this vicinity, namely, Eleazer Miller, Elml
Strong; AlpheueGigord, Enos Curti, - and
Daniel'Bowen, went to thei town of Victor,
in thetate of New York,- and corn diced
,promul ting their doctrines, ;and ere,,.
out of curiosity, Brigham Young Heber;
; a
C. Kimball first heard of MomiTtontim; n o:
creed nit which they both became soilotiii;s•.
ions in c ' after years. In January, 1832,
Kimball and Young with their wives, carne
with hersm ' and sleigh a distance of one
hundred and twenty:4lre miles, to Colum
bia, Bradford county, Pa. They were not
yet invested with the Priesthood, as they
termed it,- and not until Sunday, April 14th,
1832, was Brighain Young , baptized, arid
Heber C. Kimball the next day, the ordi
nance beam : administered, . by Eleazer
Miller.
It may not be out of place to sny, that
Eleazer, Miller, _Daniel Bowen and a niunber
1 of others' who leftthis vicinity in July, 1832,
seceded from the Mormons, but a large
number stood firm, and finally reached.and
founded the city of Salt Lake. - J
~-,..
COlEMltseptkon Cure:
Da. R. V. PIERCE: Deur Sir—Death was
hourly iFpesyd by myself and friends. My
physieiaiss pronounced my disease emu:tulip
tion, and.said kmust die. I began Wang
your "Discovery" and "Pellets.", ,I have
used nine bottles and am wondeilully re
lieved. - I —l am now able to ride out.
Euzmigra Thosarrox, Montonio, Ark.
T. Fax- hi maoidly iaarksahl,.:aima
Ithi *ens ; -
—V AL "big Pg, l ! - ,** 11 1 6 . td .
thi , aintar.:., ---
-:—W. C.- Mar*=has boas alipilatad
mbttiir litlhll4ol*L-7 - ' ":
—The -'pater Of the . - MUM Baptist
&Unit Is Serimmly
—Col. H. B. Itegmen spent !mud dayi
Harrisburg this week.: '
'Sago to Fiariiiihi a
few days to spend the winter.-
Sifter, of Tunklmanock;,. via*.
ing*iss Mollie Told, in this place.
' 2 —Senator DMUS a nrembeicislwof
the most important Senate Comnittom.
• —B. - . - 414 Packer, of Bayne, mil/ sail from
New York for Florida on Saturday next.
—r, Benulia, artist. of abiliq
giiing*ong - in painting toe elms in 47.1 rm.
tom 1 ,
tl4:Xleorge i ldOCabe, formerly of tlis
place, is ser io u sl y ill at her hams in Pitta.
of Obis O&M • ka• taken s
'position to tholls7res Toy Fietta Miaow
--Ed: Mason, lunt 'taken clerkship in
the grocery department of & Co.'s
store: - _
—Robt. Williams, a cadet at West Pint,
Is visiting his parents and friends hi this
pace. _
—lf. F. Coon, the Shkrn• Sewing Machine
agent at this plaCe, is 'confined to the lima.
.
tisr _
—Missyinnie Brown, offiallson,
is visiZ her brother riank •lin:iwn, in
this
—kis. C. c. Wood, of Sayre,, Was vhdt
irg frincis and 'relatives in this place the
early part of the week.
--Miss Mary Elttiekkng, of Towanda, is
"visiting_ at Mrs. Fred White's, on•• Ehnira
street.--r Athens Gazette.
.
Davidson,
of Atheruie Is quite a
in Sirillitnnsport, where. she .went :'a ,few
weeks ago to visit friends.
—Dr. C. C. Hooker, of 411ra, wit) is
traveling south for the benefit of hilhetrith,
writes that he is anproving. ^ - •
i-The NaverlY'Free Press says : "We
ore sorry to state ; that 0. H. P. -Kinney of
ific)Aticocalc,- is now *fined to his home.
. 1 --Mrs. Jacob S.lllartildee of 'East Ca
ton, went to flaveina, last week to
visit her brother, who is. • very At, with a
eatieer. .
' —Hairy 'E. Packer, of *inch 'Chunk,'
'eon of the late Asa Packer, has been elect
ed President of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company:
—Says,thely Free Fives, Albert
Mullock, fo?Merly of thfi; village, is lying
seriously ill from consumption, at the resi
aence of his father, in Sinithboro:
—R. D. Bally, of Leßoy; is suffering , from
a rheumatic attack, which notanly confines
him to the house`, but prevents him from
Obtaining rest or e sleep, eithei day or night:
•-•.' —Michael Sailett died it his resident*
in Laporte, Wednesday evening, of last
week, aged about GY years. The" deceased .
was a- man of indomitable energy, untiring
industry and great public spirit „ '
—We regret to learn that ohr old friend
and subsyriber, David Gardner of Walls
bore, is In poor -health, bat trust that he
imprOve and that he has many
years of life before hint.--Warerty Adro-
IE9
1846
CM
tt . 741. and Mre. W. G. Alger of Towanda
, • been visiting their son-in -law Chas. E.
elaclding, at Altus, the past week.' We
regret to learn that Mm. 'Alger is guile ill
aid linable to go home ;at present.:—Troy
6(azette.i ' ;
31r. Sam. Peck, tie; veteran stage
driier, died at the AAareiLHouse, Monday
morning, of a tumor, aged 51 years. His
remainsmere taken to Berwick, Pa:, 'lds
former "home; for interment.—Troy
Register. ' , • ,
-as Slade, of Fall River; ]lass., is
visi -friends here. He lately returned
from a haling trip to fhe coast of Africa
and the 4uth Athintie. ' While in the Ist= •
ter locab*the ship
T spiung a leak and the
crow lut .Pleasureof pumping for -two
months. - op her afloat till they =got in
yort.—*.oi Gazette. -
. Williston, for several yeah
clerk in tho . P.Bt N. Y., o ffi ce ft Gyre, has
accepted * iituation in the First' National
Bank, of this place. 1, Mr; C E.
Blood; of tho G. I. & S., office takes Mr.
Williston's place, and MO. Sinclair of the
telegraph office takes theflace made vacant
by Mr. Bkiod'i promotion.---Warerly
bitne:
VanSciver, iormerly of Wells
township, but now of Idaho, is visiting at
Mr. J. H. Owen'ii, Altus, and other, friends
in that viola*, , Mr. VanSciver went 'to
Idaho about eighteen years agO, and he has
succeeded remarkably well. He owns a
large farm, also an interest in" three saver
mines in that country.—Troy Register.
—Ex-constable, Oscar P. Adams, a
staunch and tried republican and a brave
*Mier, has received the appointment - of
watchman on the capitol police at Harris
burg, a permanent situation at over $l,OOO
per year. Mr. Adams is fully capable. o'ild
will make one of the most efficient of offi
cers. He left for Harrisburg on . Monday„
ac company with Hon. B. BAfitchell.—Troy
6ozette,—
-O. F. Hart for many years' connected
with the First National bank has received
an appointment fronfsecond assistant Bost,-
master-General Elmer at ashington, and
will leave bore to accept o position about
;the first of February. ; e are pleased to
state that lifr, Harris`to fill the pest . office
that is under the supervision of Oen. Elmer.
--Farer/y Free' firs.
= Says a Bouth 'Creek correspondent :'
"John S.. Clark, one of the /arly settlers of
South Creek, who for tho , ;Ist thirty-five
years has been a resident - al Kari, county,
M., is now visiting friends and relatives of
this place, and is the welcome guest of W.
J. Clark and other ielatives. wili re 7
main here a short time, then go east to see
his brother, Dr. A. J. of Bingham-,
ton, and also his daughter, Mrs. 11. H.
Bartley, of the city of 8r041.9111 N.
The Sheriff will sell at the Court House,:
t io this place, Friday February 9th, the fol='
.Ipwing property : ' , -
1 acre in Alba,. h two 109
frame hour*, outbuilding:4'4n*, and orna
'mental trees thereons suit :.of E. Pomeroy
vs Jas. D. Lynchland f Johrr Irvine, T. T.
Acres in Warren twp., 86' improved,
'with frame barn and an orchard of fruit
trees ihereqp.; 4
1 acre inlVairen twp., all imiaved,
with frame barn and cooper thbp •em.
. .
42 acres in Warren twp. , l=pr:wed,
with frame bein and few rtdttreet there
on; •
1 acre in Warren twp., all' improved;
with frame hotel., barn, other outbuildings
and few fruit trees thereon; suit of Francis
T. Dewing's administrator Ta. G. W. Tall-
1 lot in Towanda twp., all impnnred,
frith one two gory frame house, several
fruit .trees thereon. suit of E. W. Hale's
use vs Peter Brewe;.
- acres in Monrcie twp., all lamprey Ted
with two story , framed bons*, small ban:
and fruit trees thereon; suit of 2.t.5. Bette
Jr s use vs Mahettabel Lsfy and.':Oso. W.
Wan*.
C. S. Ildrice.N. r
2' acres in Orwell twp, all improved
,
with one framed dwelling house, barn and
other outbuildings tlierecet. -
2 acres in Herrick twp., an imgp nd
with filmed house and barn and other on.
buildings and a lair , fruit trees there,' suit
of Oliver Barber and Phebs - Allhi va , O. R.
Pickering.
.
Lumina* LaAra.
:liot , in Tuiranikils*;': ladt...'" Of O. A.
liwarainisn Us .1; P. Ikrisa - ' , .,' ' - : ° -2
.- -:10 acre ii.l-Varibegtm hoot, - with
framed tareenter,shop aid other outhuldd•
ins* with fraittieesthersca; Snit ofit It.
Diciansissif vs O. and Fanny Rik,
T. ,Tp, Ito. _ ' - ' .., A' .. -
1400rea in Or!
irel tap., 1111 haproved
Geer)
With framed hot*, barn, and tioorchwis
fruit tries thereon; suit of D. IV Coon's me
•Aleutander Keefe and IL t h Parks:
,-
50 acraohi Burhngton twit,' no improve.
ments;woit of Jas. Wood's we iss G. a
'One andisidsd hided a iat is Athena
twit, suit of Nancy Griffin - vs B. F. Good
mw: adzoinktrator of H. Williston, deo'd.
Six amain Burlington tap . , and one acre
in Basiimiton boro.,,snit of B.'ll. Aspinwall
ft H. / 1 ., glimPton:
PIXIE 4r4trixrause.
Montrose - was 'Visited on Wednesday
morning oflast 4 weels, by a destructive fire,
which Alestroyed the Messmer "Office,
Cooley?' drng store, Amos Nichols & Son's
ItKicelT, W, 4 . Cox's harness shop, Mrs.
Newton's millinery 'store, - Simon Ssyre's
grocery, .1L B. Lyons & Co.'" carpet store
and G. W.:-Doofittle's Photograph gallery.
The flip was first discovered afloat ono
o'clock in the Mesfenger oflhie; and in a
- dent timiithe whole building was in a blaze.
Notcrithstimding the effort' of the Fire Do
pertinent which - was promptly ,int hand,
the flames spread rapidly. the Tarbell
thawnand was_only arrested at the Bank
of -W. H. Cooper & Co:, which iwaa solid
Wick building. The , firemen and their
friends worked heroically, and' succeeded
In getting the flames under subjection at
about six O'cloOk a. in. The &Fatima
gives the lease" and insurance as follows :
"Amos Nichols & Soh, Grocers. • Build
ing valued at $4,000. Stock between $3,000
and, $4,000. Insunwe on building, $2,500,
on stock and fixtures; $2,800. - Total loss
_
upwards of $2,000. Nothing saved but
safe and contents. Bonn; $4OO in money, ,
and vidttable b books end papers all in
. a fair
state of preoniMdion.
F. H. Cooley, Druggist. Stock about•
$2,000. Insurance $l,OOO.
Messenger Office, contents at $3,000.: In!
surrece $2OOO.
W. W. Parell; Loss of tools and
abseil? $4OO. No insurance: •
Z. Cobb's building valued at $2,500, In
surance $1,800..: .
S. M. Sayre, tinker. Stock $3,500,,
saved $3OO - ; Ineakince $l,OOO. i
Mrs. S. E. Newton, Millinery goods and
household fixtures, $2,000:
_lnsurance'
$lOOO. Some stock isav • • d
but in a more • • condi
tion.
B. B. Lyons & Co.; Drys'• t cods and Gen
eral Merchandise.. Stock \ rom $7,000 to
$B,OOO. Insuranie $2,000. 'Saved perhaps
$1,(4). Building $3,000. Insurance 42,000.
G. Doolittle,? Photographer. Con
tent ofiallery.partially saved, but in a
damaged condition. Value not known.
Inst#ance $340.• Mr. Doolittle had started
on ajrip to. Virginia the night before. '1
Cox, Harness shop on Turnpike ,
street. Contents saved. Building owned
• f
by Miss Jane Post. Value $4OO. No insur
ance., -
A 010.00 Bibflea/ Bee and
4
The publisher's of Rutledges Monthl y offer
twelve valuable rewards , in their Monthly
for February, among which is the follow-
We will give $20.00 in gold to the person
telling us which is the middle verse in`" the
Old Testament Scriptures by February 10th, I
1883. Should two or more correct answers
be received, the reward will be 'divided.
The money will be forwarded to the winner
February 15th, 1883. Persons trying for
the reward must send 20 cants in silverpo
postage stamps taken). with their answer,
for-Which they will receive the Mara/ Mon—
thly,, in whiCh the tame and address of the
'winner of the reward and the correct an
'ewer wll be published. This may be worth
$20.00 to you; cut it out. g Address Sur
moon PInfIASIICCG Couriaty,
.Easton,
Perna.
•
Sunday 15reising Sermons.
The Rev. H. If.;.:Nyei pastor of the Church
of the Messiah, announces four lectures on
four successive Sunday evenings, upon Lost
Soots. The first l mill be given next Sunda y night a t 7 o'clock.. Topie,-"When is a
.
Human Soul Lost I And Where are . Lost
Souls ?" The public are cordially inrif
re igUolden Moons, of Youth"
may-; e retained by using Dr. Piero
"Faoiite Prescription," a specific for '
male_ complaints." By druggi*
BUSINESS LOCALS.
-- •
Farmers and others desiring
,*-..'genttti
Ificratite agency* business; by which $5
$2O a day can be earned, send + f address
once, on postal, to /L, C. Wrucussos &Co
195 and 197 Fulton Street, Neir York.
P20826m.,
! WANTED,
Agents of both sezei, *sell the new
novel Toy, "Ano Kato:" - .A first-el
amusement forsoung folks.
Address, • • I R. Lzitmut,
Inventor audtliff'r., Union gotel,
' • •
Pitts off, Pa,
•
, ~
' Step in at ROsentield's and a:supine his
New Stock of Clothing being received every
day. . -
.4-
—Fresh lake fish and salt water ,11811 at
0. M. Myer's market, Bridge street.
• • May 19-t
•
Walnut Leiif Hair Restorei.
It is entirely different from all others. It
fans clear as.watei, and, as its name indi
cates, is a perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer.
It will immediately free the;" head from all
dandruff, restore. gray hair' to its natural
color, and produce a mew growth where it ,
has ellen off. It does not in. any manner
affect' he health, which Sulpher, Sugar of
'Lea and Nitrate of Silver preparations
haVe done. It will change light or fadell
hair in a few days .a . beautiful glossy
brown. Ask your druggists for ii. Fah
bottle is warranted.A7n, Huss & Co.,
Wholesale Agents, elphia, and Hem
& RIICKIIL, New York. •
Jane, 1, 1882. ly.
E A FALS UUMOIL
The rumor having beim circulated to the
prejudice of my trade that other person
are associated e with me in my ftutniture
business oh" Main street, (First 'Ward, To
wanda.. I take this opportunity to say that
I havii'no partnersliip,in the business and
am conducting it, entirely" on my, own ac
count. e SzYmotra SMITH.
Towcinda, Pa.,' Oct. 11th, 18£3
L. B. Bogen hal i large stock of Saab
\Biwa and • Blinds, also Moldings, and is
welling cheaper than any other establishment
tel Pennsylvania. . '
i ;
* 3
. Go to Wurrcomfalor,srall papers, ,
bor
rs dodos, cornice &c. 'Ale has some of
handsomest wall and ceiling decorations
Or brought into Towaraia. ‘
- ...
Low'
_prices tell and people tell low prices,
cell at Rosenfield's and exanune his goods
and get the prices.
Ma., O. A. BLAME, .AZI,'T.
Dbar Siiv—The• "Davis"' &Wing Machine.
I bought.of you some seVen years ago (a
second hand machine then) has given per
fect satisfaction, doing' all kinds of family
sewing Without any repair, except a new
shuttle-just taught: P. COMM:*
Fiteintunt , 42, April 2211, 1882.
Ash Binuned Eztemdon Tables, ant Ash
Bedroom Sete, are Speciidties at the new
nunitom,Store, Main street, First Ward.
,Szsmors S i sters.
, , Always itepitaitsg:
deliajou*gdor is imparted liy'poratoti
CsiNne, which is always
matter larir freely tied.
MEI
" 4 " 11111. i cl y dose
incestr frookAt 11. Brias•
ai ms lis, 1.3.4 r
- IULBZUJID. %
,
pAßKS—PAltlC—At,Cathptowni Jan. 18,
bq Rev. E. a Quick, Mr. Geuther Parka,
of Ewan, Pa., and lltrs: M. J. - Park; of
Wysox,P
lIOVi r TZT-VANGORDER—At. the &lio of
the' bride, Jan. - 17, bi
. Rev. J, Laid
J Mr...dohn W. Home of Chia and
Mho J. Vanaorder of Monroe.
--
WARD—:.IIIIIS I MOICT—At the lir the
bride Jan. 17, 1 by. Rev. J. Lio Jona,
Mr. Wallin :Om Ward Of - • ord,
Maine, and Mies Carrie Benidibt of Mon
roeton.
D.ZZO.'`
1111
ANDREWS.:*Anuathi-41i, 13, Burr)
son of Wintaud Clarisin,Andraws, aged
; -
COOtlrEt—tp 0°1: X !Roads, Jan. 13, of
emphstiorkief the lungs, Lucretia iftmer,
. aged yews.
PECK—In Tnry, Jan. 15, of ttnnor, 04im
,
Peat aged 51.
. - TOWANp4 •
miscELLANEotil MARKETS.
Corkeeted titer! Wednesday.
I •
821M138 & LONG. .
Gemmel DealeArin GENXZEGEN AND PRODUCE,
' • • Carnet *tibia sad Pine Streets,
TowazTA. PA.
. - it Perm. Samna:
Flour per barrel S 3 2307 25
Flour slack - 1 5001 85
Buckw Flour, * 100.. 240
Corn M 1 750 •
Cioip Peed 1 CS
Wheat, *bushel ..... —... 1000110
Bye, • " 062,`
Corn. '' . 0507 _
Buckwheat, " " , 60" _.
Clots. ;,•• ....... 43
Beans, .- " 2 Oaf 250 .
Potatoes... 6 *
.bd
Apples Dried. I 1b.4.,, ',_
_ I 7
Peaches " •• .179. •.
Baspberries Dried p lb
Blackberries " " .• • f 10
Pork, 73 barrel ..... ~.; • . 4 21 00023 00
Barns, 31 Tb... 15
Lard. 'MI :• • 12 a 15
Butter; in Tubs a Firkins„22o2B =
Butter, In Bolls 24020 - •
2
J 5 .
&Mr Seed R bushel 0 7
0007 30
Timothy seed 1 bushel.. , Y.- 2 750
Beeswax. 1 11 lb 246 W,
Syracuse Salt 14 barrel...
Michigan Solt." . .
Ashton Salt •• • ...
0n10u5.34 bushel G 5075
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strength and wholesomeness. More economical
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competition with the Multitude of low test, short
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in cans. Borax. Demo Pownan Co.. 106 Wall
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t Botollisrlim* apPlicationsi for
nolnineßiltill4 Roam. and Mitithaas i Deal
pp tors Moon Bled In this Wilco tind wilr all
Maaated Am allowance at !ha Court ot Qualm
on Honda, Febusi7s,lll93.,st 2 o'clock
8. Ill.browo; ._
.Towands Soto, Ist Wart
Humid Walbndge, do.. do. ist Ward.
1 / a nty 0 ,raos. do. dq. Ist; Work
Oso. It Watson. - Athens do. Ist Ward, •
Mat. Or. Smith. Monroe do. • . ~ ; •
(Zan. B. MeGonegal, Troy do.
Geo. • If. DaWitt, Canton do.
/gum r. Tor, do. do. ' • •
Ira H. Smith. Alba do. -
IL F. Pitts, kolludik. do.
Nom E. Bartlett, Wises Tao. ; *. =
Joseph Muter. 9 1 4112 4 114 . 1 Two-
Decals Hood, •Ilirorsr," ()beton Twia, ,
11. 4. Forest,. Mater Tom
,JnoviLltriggs, "Sayre" Athens Tap. •-•
elk lailanlnln. Burlington Bora.
Et
Aiwa W. Willon....l!fior Albany. ro. -
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i__ =BOWS oneutas. .
Jno. gulliran, Towanda Boto. ? d ard.
.„ Sliding) Quigley. Athena do. Ward.
' Lomb and acaulin, **Sayre' A s Tap.
Jno Cluntalsksy. Albans Boro . Is Ward.
0. L. Jordan. Athena Dorn: lat Wird. •
Bingo norm
.
Trod LAlmiih. Towanda 8010. tat *apt. : 7 •
J. E. Cason, do. do. 2d Ward. -•-:,
Wen Bolan. do. do.
~N lal•Ward.
Jas.Manor Jr., do. do.' id Ward. ---P , ,,,?- .
Juan H. Tannest, Leßoy Tarp, .• - -
O. B. Holcomb. do.. do. -,
Mo. O.Donnall. Canton 8010. i; " °
Walter M. Carpenter, Canton 800.
Jno. 0. Bennis. Barclay.
,• ,
Smith L. Nichols. Burlington Bsro.
lan. 9,1883. OEO. W. NACHMAN. Clerk.
140
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El
OD
apoil
MEE
REPORT OF, CONDITION, OF
the Alin Norma,. Bunt or TOWANDA at
the doge of bneiness,Derember MO, 1882.
lizsernces. -
Leine and Dliconiti."-. $881.823.04
U. B. Bends and otheisecnrittes 149.638.32
Due from Banks and Treasures U. 8... 13E468.0
Legal Tender and National Bank-Notes. 36,343.00
Mild and Silver ' 12,923.49
midi? sash items 2
878.87
Beal estate furniture and fixtures 0,4500
. .
• $1,00,123.37
Capital Y. 4, mosiumes.
$123.09040
fund & Undivided prof . . 9E83299
Surplus
li di rndit unpaid • 102,00
Orel:dation s • 11E600.09
:
Deposits ', 707.530.38
---
$ 1,012 . 175 M
Buis or Pose's., Corsrr or Baonroan, as:
/. N. N. BETTS, Cashier of the First National
Bank of Towanda, do solemnly. swear that the
above statement is tree to the best of my knowl
edge and belief. N. N. BETTS, Cashier.
Subscribed . and'eworn before me this 10th day
offan., 1883. W. H. DODGE, Notary Public.
;Cowart-Attest:
JOSEPH I POWELE,
- C. L. TRACY , Directors.
GEO. MVPS%
DEPORDEPORT OF THE' CONDITION
T
THE crnmars NATIONAL BANK OP
TOWANDA, In the State of Pennsylvania at the
close of btustnesa December 30. 1183.
I -
Loans and Discounts 11237,948.1 G
United States Bonds and) -
other securities, eLosp.oo
Due from Banks and i . : ...... ... ....
Treasurer U. S. f• " -77,737.6 G
Real estate Furniture I
and fixtures.- • ~, 32.171.23
1.
Premiums mkt ' - - 4 tai5.93
Checks and
-' - _ _ 2 _
andotber cash items '6 , 138,89
Legal Tender &National Bank Notes .
Gold and Silver Coin et cash items .. .29,604.28
•
LTAIM=IZEL,
Capital Stock
, • ' . a 150,009.00
Circulation
Surplus 4 profits ' 13.052.88
•-.-
Dindands - . 45 .090
.
Deposits - 4,
251.591.9 770
9
...
$469 .415.87
Stelzer Pinnea. COUNZT or Baumann. ss:
I. GEORGE W. BUCK, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the ,above
statemmat is true to the best of nay knewledge'
and belief. • GEO. W. BUCK, Cashier.
Subenibed and sworn' to before me this 10th
day of January, 1883. 0. L. lIAVERLY. Notsiy
Palate /
Connscv-Attest: •
M. DITTRICK.
STANLEY W. LITTLE Directors.
JAMES MACFARLANE, .
IINCOLN READS A POEM.
Honest Old be Entertains his
Cabinet with a Little
• Quotation.
, .
• - •
.
"Now, gentlemen. you all. have more or less
poetry in your smile; listen to ably;" ond,Abrs.
ham', Lincoln, then President, roes from his
chair, in his office in the White Hoiiiii, and read
in trembling toned, which indicated his own
profound appreciation of it, Dr. O i W. Holmes'
"Last Leaf , of which the following are two
verses: - - -1,.
. , "They t in his prime, ,'. „
,-- 'ffre the g knife of,time, '. ,
Cti
l ari
- - down; - .', - •
Not a better man was found
- - ' .By the crier in his round
Through the town. . .-:?-
,
• Now the mossy marbles rest
On the lips that he had pressed - LT - --,: ... •
In their bloom; • • , ' --, ..s . '
And the names -$e loved to hear - -,1•..
Have been carved for many a year
On the tomb."
,
kir k Michael Gulitoyle. of Binghamton, N. Y..
Is not as old as the venerable Boston citizen of
whom the poet wrote with such tender pathos.
yet he is more than three score and ten. "For
past eight of thosftears." he writes, "I hare
been a, perfect crip p le from rheumatism, hob
bling about as best I could with my cane. , I
took Pawn's GlixositTostc.-atid old sow supple
sad stroag or a ,eymeasf. There is no trace of the
disease kit about age. ' ' • .
• Mr. B. W. Weber. wholesale druggist,i, of
Binghamton. writes. Messrs. Eliseoz k, Co., of
New York—Proprietort of the Tottic—certifying
to Mr. Guilfoyle's declaration.
Having ail the properties of set preparation of
Linger' Parker's Either Tonic is a remedy of
finitely greater range,,and-power. It cures dll
diseases arising from an, .11w:ire state of the
blood, or • imperfect digeltiota - Dyspepsia (and
all lla-Akelegneticesi. Malarial • Fevers. Sick
Headache, Kidney' troubles, Bronchitis, and com
mon Coughs and Colds, vanish at its touch.
Prices, 60 cents and $1 a bottle, Larger size
the cheaper. ~. -. , decll-4w
NATI . I,Ag::TIDD,
(Successor to Mr. McKean,)
DEALER IN
PITTSTON, WILKESBARRE
AND LOYAL SOCK
C''o A L,
FOOT or PINE STREET. NFA.REOURT norsz.
TOWANDA, PA.
Air Lowssr PRICES FOR CAM lie
The pat/ensue of my old friends and the public
normally is solicited. • Seep
FIRE ANIIIIMINEIMIANCE
• -. PAIN AND
ON AGI+ICY
BRINK dc BUCK. Le/lava:Me, Pa.
Will write Policies for slip in Fire and Ws Is
swum. Collect Maims with are and
promptness. They represent none but
FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES •
neysolldttheooattderice and parolee* ot those
having Maims In their tins. and will endeasor
to merit it. £pply to or iddress • " •
ips3 tf . BUM BUCK. ladtsyrrille.
EVERY ONE STIOUfaDTTRY IT.
- •
W. B. TODD'S GOVERFATKNT
Writhig
_ FOR SALE BY , •
STATIONERS & DRIMOISTS.
• (Essnimnsu nr 1865.1 •
HOWARD A. S - NOW,
- tor of -r
attuckx AND FOREIGN
Fo. A. "1"-E. er s•
631 F sumer N. W.. WASIENoTON, D. C..'
(Successor to °Limo* Siafth Co.; at...
Chipuiati,. Mums & Co. '
Patents procured upon the same pima which
was originated sod successfully practiced b7the
omo-owned Arm.
•Pamphlet of sint pagea mut - Wpon recalp t o
stamp. - ,ipoeSl
p_XECUTORS' NOTICE. -4 Letters testamentary bating been glum to the
undersigned, under the kat will Ind testament
of - John U. &ton; late of Monroe townenth.
deceased, ell persons Indebted to - the
estate of aid decedent are Imlay netiiiid to
make Ismailia* saytonni. &LIM Win shame
against said Mats must pressed the thaw daLr
authenticated to the widen=tbr settleaank
MEM= 11007T *
Nome, Dec. lt..th !mentor%
MU
Rand Ttitio.ablesio'
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2=82 I • Sart easa Eas•
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ANION VALLEY PENNA. an*
.1 NEW YORK itammemos. .
,aunmoicitm or pawmcoes TIMM
TO Um 157180 T 04:44 uss. •
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Backorder - !• 6 451 745
Lyons - , 1.401 SAO
Glam..
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All ..
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Auburn. r
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= . 11 4/•••••••••• ! 8.40 1.26
. 1 4.15 .1.35
Illently ' ' 441 1,111
'ay 110.10 $.%
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Amon.
Iffilan I .
Mater
' Amanda • '!!.A . .4 244
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Prenetitown- . I . i:a
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Lamer/Ms - - = ' . 1. 13 LS&
51WWneP4 b l 4, • ,
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a. A B Joneuon-!.. ...... .. 7 . 1 - . il := 4 1 .11l i 11413
Irtale•Barrs t 15.
Canes Chunk .. ' .. ....: 33 1.15
-Allentown , 4.W V
Bethlehem , i 4 ' WI
Easton ' •:. 11.50
Philadelphia la. 10
New York ' ' ' 7.33 A. _
STATIONS.
cam: ,
Mew York " - As ,
Philadelphia:.. - . kw l
Easton ' si 9.2 C
Bethlehem ' ‘1.631
Allentown .. , to.G6,
Rauch Chunk - • 'l4lo'
Wilkes•Barro ! 1.1 3
L & B Junction ; 413 ,
LaGrange
Ennkhannock f 2.11:
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.. -
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Skinner's Eddy .
Laceysitle ... .. ; 3.1
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Wyalus to ing .; .
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Standing Stone . .Lii..
Wysanking ; ....
Towanda '-, utll
i
Ulster....
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Athens • .. .31'
Sayre.. ; 1.141
W averly • ' :.:..0.
Elmira , i
- , A. 41!
Owego .... , . ' .3.391
Auburn 1 r. 301
Ithaca i.. 6.10 t
Genera : ;111
Lyons . e.ll
Rochester ! 9.301
Bahl° ... ... ". ...• ... jl' !..10 1
Wagers Fall; . 1461
PA:•
$40.415.87
No. 32 loaves *jab:sinew :00, A.l[.. Trenth -
totm 6.15, ItainineraeldlWNtandhlii Stone 6.31
Wrsanking 640.-Tort 43. Ulster 14.
1111 an 7:16 Athens 7:23. `.-- --1 174 0, ' -1 -:40. Waver
ly 7:66, arriving at Elnika 8 A.ll.
No. 31 leaves Malls 5:13 P. 11., Wowed" 6:00,
Ssyrs 6:13. Athens 610, MiLul a:3O. Ulster kW,
Towanda 6:53-, Wyman/tine Standing Stan*
7.14, linzazoer3eld 1:22. PreiLhtown 1:32, only.
ing at Wyanwring st P. M.
Irons Band 13 run daily. Enemy:ars of
trains 6 and 13 between Weis !tins sad Phan•
delphis and between Lyons .:ad New Tuthwith..
oat changes. 'Trace* 2 and 9 win
between Ithildo and Bow TO.I k and Pla=
with - parlor care 'attached.
WX. Xr..I:=SOL
B•2iliPa.: Oct 30. 1882. k X. T. X. 11.
Auburn Farm Wagons
These splendid Amami are whining rid=
°Winona everywhere; sad will; boar dose lasyste.
lion. Tim, possess mans advantegts. Ali me
fully warranted.
Auburn &
fotin Wa-gons.
Whitney end O'Neill Buggi-e, open and top. In
variety to end, and prices vc - ey low. All mynas
warranted Ant clans. All pestles deghtig,to
'buy regnhr **whalebone" wagons at veryldit
prices aro invited to We in. z call. gpeeted
ducements to cash buyers.
; Corn' Sheller&
- • •
__comm. Realms Vali•y. "- Nrit TM.
Bu and other Corn Sheller' In misty to sole
In price and'espeeity. Excellent tbNlaes trens
MOON:id upwards. -
XX StarTement.
Just received another carload - of this superior
and warranted cement. Price $1.30 per bstrel.
Vi6ice's and Other
Mixed Paints.
ISE
Win/antedto be, AT rid LEAST, *pal to *De
best other paint in the market, aisd sold &kW, , •
prices: Also Linseed Oit, Puttifiite.
Wiard Chilled Plows.
•
These plows everywhere, 'rhea bronghtinto
close trial awl emporium with other chilled
Plows, have proved to be the best in ass.
R. M. MrELLEK.
Tcivands; Pa ; Nov. lit. 18:32-tt.
BUFFALO, WOLF, GOAT
Panay UP Robes
Cullalie and Melia itobee rings. Kite, Bello,
Hone inankets. Surdasles, ~)tc.
•
HAND-MADE HAMEL •
•
Of excellent guano... at pilc , x to RUM it Too
want a COUPLE= OUT: IT of Oinbw- on ,
Sleigh—ell bid the tnem—fue the MT- UM' :...b l ,
CASH BARHAM, all OP= me. -
• R. M. WELLES.
Towaadi, Nov. 29th. - _
CUTTER SLEIGHS.
If you FIREIT-CLatt9 Stall body cutter.
the very beet Ist the market, for see the wedgy
winter. please live me a rail. Special .laduce.
meats to EARLY and CAM buyers. Better bay
early. The stock to market le likely to be much
lea* than last amen. -
I. Winan •
Towanda, Ps., Nnv.1,11592..
PATENT&
roma..
Freak A. IPosts. Attersep4l.Wr. Leek On. IN,
Weshissrtoo. D. 17.
' air T e.Vire
I=re so masa ter ray union sine e
west be greats& Prelirobss7 ntadastlioll
the Mat Ms es te the sumo! AMR elm ht..
males rum Bead net* or model et the
liaised a meet be made se to the pmts.
trebly of elsteisteg a petest
lipeqleifittratina eves te reiKte4 eipplke; ,
Hese mate hands of others.
azrzoliress :
v.. 8. SOWN" : Geo. P. lbliseads. st
Vermont Boa . - arts and Osa. Jells At.
tegeN ot Mamie : Rea. blab H. HISMOtor•
Gov. of Wm; et Wes: mos. IL 111.
=eels ; es Cosodsr‘ease
fit Pagoda GM Coll* et Zitasieers , sad tress.
mistr of this paper. . -
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