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WEDNESDAY JANUARY 31, 186 e.
Ne%i' A.dvertisendente.,
B.srcno•n Nonca—J. Christie and others.
.Notice—Wright h Bailey.
Notice—Borden Brothers.
Administrator's ".Notice—Avancy A. Mack,
J. Sing, 2d.
To CORRESPOND/MS.—We cannot publish ar
ticles which require to be:ro-written before they
are At to be firm In the ' colupositor. "a_
Wau DID IT ?-A village correspondent writes ,
us to say that a tree in one of the most beautiful
avenues was haclied by souce evil-disposed persoy,
a few evenings ago. Our correspondent is right
i n s aying that this sort of. mischief nsuic'lle im
mediately checked ; -and we propose that the name
of the offender be lodged with the proper author
ities atonoe. That is the way to begin the work.
The laws are already auftioienito this end.
A GOOD APPOUITYENT.—We see by the paper,
that oar friend, 4r. PRATT, Of the Corning Jour
naiehas been reappointed Collector at that point.
We mark the Doctor loan as a - good Collector,
eometing rare among newspaper, men. Success
to him.
FATAL ACCIDENT.--air. L 6 VORNE WEBSTER,
GOO 01310 finest youdg men in' Farmington, was,•
on Monday, while_drawing wood, thrown tinder
the loaded wagon and so badly injured the
spine that be lived but a few hours, lie way 19
years old:
WELLSEORO ACADEIiY.. , —The last ha lf
- •
Winter Term commencei. the present.
Those wiahing to enter should be promptly on
hand. We learn that the recitations are so. ar
ranged that students eau take,almost any study
they may desire, and if necessary, n'ess classes
will be formed.
The Academy is now ins flourishing condition
and challenges. the, sappert of all lovers of
edu
cation. _The sYSfain_ of training adopted .and
pursued by Mr. Van Allen- is moat .adusiral;le,
and the effect very perCeptihle. No young man or
womanshonld negleit this golden oppertunity to
-
secure the advantages of a, practical education.
LIBERAL. DosAmosr.—The friends
.of Rev, 1 /.
Robinson, residing in Wells, Bradford Co., cud
:aeon, Tioga Co., reeently gave him a donation
mounting to $ll2.
The friends of „Rev. Chas. Weeks, of East
Charleston,. gave him a donation of $135 last
week. We. congratulate 'these gentleman upon
living among a liberal people.
Deasevichi Vist:r.—the - fiiends - Of - Bev; John
Shaw are Tespectfully invited to attend a Ikons:
tion Mit at thereeidenee of Mr..lra Johns= on
ShumwayMill, Wednesday evening 'February ra.
Gaggixr's AXERICAX CONFLICT.—WO are re
quested to hate for•the• information of the 'sub
scribers to this valuable work, and who have re
mired the first voltime that the delafin deliver
Mg the second volume ariies from the fact that
Mr. Greeley is re-writing the second volatile with
many emendations. 100,000: copies of this great
work have already been sold.
TEE Oct, HIINTERI3.-Tl3 great `sensation of
the week is the finding of oil at Sylvania, Brad
ford county. The parties .operating there
to be in luck. -At the; depth .of ,600 feet they
struck a crevice which produces 'a hedvy,
oatiug oil in considerable ituantithe„ without. re
sort to pumping. /We have-seen bottles of this
oil, atikhave no doubt of .the genuineness of the
"strike," „ •
Mr. G. K. Sheffer, Liberty, writes 11e that the
new well being sunk in that township
,yields a
good show of petroleum at a depth of silty Smt.
Glad of iL Hope they 'will And "it it large
Woot,-Ortowsus' Couvzsitou.—The Woos-
Growers of 'Washington County, in this State,
invite delegates and repreintative man from every
county in the State, to meet in Convention at
Hare's Hotel, Pittsburg, on the Bth day of Pe
rnary next. Will some of our 'hogs Sheep.raisi
ers repre en: this.eounty '
Rev. GEORGIE H. JENKS, former Rector, .0011-
ducted services in St., Paul's bhtirch in this vil
lage, Sunday =on:dug and. evening. •Very brief
notice was given, but the attendance was quite
large.
Mr. Jenks called here on his way to New York
to take steamer to California. Be goes to take
the Rectorship of St. John's Church, Petaluma,
a e'ty of 8000 people, lying 50 taw east of San
Francisco... Dr. Shepherd. his father-in-law, has
resided there, for-many years, and-is a vestryman
of the Church of which Mr. is to assume the
pastorate. The numerous friends of. the-lattex
wish hini a safe voyage and a prosperous career.
TOE ELECT.—N9t the Scriptural elect, howev
er. It becomes a ! duty to acknowledge the re
ceipt of a slip of paper by the band of Consta !
la Cook, informing us that the people bad Inves
ted us, without leave, with the hanorshnd respon
sibilities of the - office of Burgess of this borough.
The messenger of the•pebple found us standing
—not like Cirtelisisrtis,ii;lie ihrroW=hiti With
grimy handi and brow wet with.the demi of -la
bor. Of ilia shock to our inodeity we sayiptight
fitting down with commendable calmness, we at
Oast concluded to do many things, among them,
let--To devote the entire salary and perquis
ites of the office to objects of cbarity—beginbing
at tome. -
2d—To collect all the bricks which our nfor
ulnae fellow-citizens have carried in their hats
for so long a time, and pave Main-St, therewith.
ad—To construct Isorse railway from the up
per bridge to Jacob's ire/14suad stock it with the
stray cattle which nightli -herd' i tti tie = Nellie
Square; and
4 th—Sustained and cheeiosd by the Fathers, to
discharge our duties
.withoiat. fear, favor, or affec
tion. So mote it be.
A TRIP To MANSFIELD.—WC have marked
down Thursday of last week in our note-book as
a day of unbroken sunshints--it having been the
occasion of a trip fo Mansfield. 'Leartnigiredis
boro at BA. M., in an open wagon in the midst
°f dying enowstortd, the , promise. of a rids of
a dozen miles was not flattering. The trip proi
ed cold and mittv.entful, but the.orerm welcome
which greeted as at the and of the journey, and
the comfortabli fare served up to us by Heil,
blotted out all 'recollections of past aiscomfort,
and prepared as for what was to come..
After a brief visit to Spencer's Gallery 'to see
the pictures, we proceeded to call upon Prof. AL
LEN) Principal of the State Normal School. We
larprised him in the midst of his classes, at rec
itations, as jovial. and self-poised as ever, god
ready with hissoke. Bob we confess that our ap
preciation of the Professor as an educator was
ethenced many per cent. by what tee saw and
heard on that occasion. He ignores the pumping
process in recitations, his method being topical,
by which the student is forced to develop his or
her resources or fall out in the rear of th!clafa.
We never listened to a more interesting and :sit--
itfactory recitation in practical Philesopfy.` 'lt
proved to us that the students of the Normal .
School are being prepared to enter upon the du.'
ties of life, not as children, groping blindly in
the twilight of Theory, but full.armedituady for
Aim world's work.
Everything connected with this School shows:
the advantage of welLdigeated sy stad. it mores
0144igfiliPIL" - Ak c Ati.
works harmoniously together,.and each . Professor
arid teacher moves quietly fis t "or - heitipliere:
We accompanied the Principal through the build
fag, and from dormitory to kitchen we noted the
same scrupulous neatness and admirable order.
And From the most charming snuggery where
The Professor keeps his household gods, we pro
ceeded to the dining-hall, while we took a moat
excellent tea, sitting down with a hundred stu
dents, who seasoned the repast with pleasant con
versation. Dere, too, we observed the rule of
system.
Our miff tire tilicessotrityllia!, bKitibere
thorough schoorin the country` that of Mans
field is one. The school numbers 230, or more.
And we owe the Institution for an afternoon of
unalloyed enjoyment.
In the evening we attended an overflowing and
most enthusiastic Tempersitice Meeting at the
Methodist Church. We have seen no such out
kUturing of the people for a like purpose in many
years. We felt our unprepireduess to worthily
address so large a gathering, but aided by the
stirring addresnot Revs. Lamkin elel4, orMas,
Prof. Allen, and Jas. IC Wirson and 8.1. Elliott,
Rsgs., the task was rendered easy. It was an oz.
14181011 to be remembered. •
2dlsonic.—Tbc officers of Ossea Lodge, No.
317, A.. Y. br, ,eleia Lod for, thidittSlAß‘Htlar
W. M.—Alonzo Howland.
8. W.—Henry W. Williams.
•
W.=Martial DIOR.
, Treasurer—Willium Roberts.
Secretary—R. C. Simpson.
—The officers of .Ty ?melt apter.-N9 .01,1., H.
R. Arch MasonelirVeungilirania, arti
R. P.—Hugh Young.
R.—Calvin Hammond.
.—EfartiarDuriff.
Ireaeurer—Robert Roy.
Socretary 7 ,-.4. C. Simpson.. .
Soldiers' Orphans' Committee for TiogeCo.
. THOMAS ALLEN, Wellabor°, Chairmin,
Mrs. Jos. P. Morris, Mansfield,
• Chas. F. Swan Tiog a ,
Mss. Sir.D..ekkisoli,4l44ol9 Ar'la
J. B. Niles .Wellsboro.
- Miss Eliza J. Beach, Westfield.
- W. R. Smith's Sons of Addison N. Y. would
call the attention of the people of Tioga County
-to their large stock Jaf. Goods t , confieting of Dry
goods, Clothing, Bobti-A
14pt by them in a mammoth combinatron of 4
gores in one.
- W. R. Smith's Sone sell all kinds of Goods at
'or under the lowest rates. Fast Colored Prints at
is - 6d per yard, *lir J:tpst skyles al f 2s 4 tyard.
W. R. Smith's Sons - are clearing out the rest of
their Winter Stock at or under cost. They sell
hest Delaines at 30cts., a good article at 28 per
yard. In fact they undersell all others.
W. R. Smith's Sons are selling Merinos of 'all
colors at cost, say 8s all , 44l4itetriride ditlierent
shades. The balance of For Stock at cost.—
Iheir large stock of shaivls is meeting the same
fate.
W. R. Smith's Sons are selling heavy red
twilled Flannel at 40ets., per
MARRIAGES
Oa January 18th, by Rev. D. R. rif'Dermorl,
gr. CHARLES a :.Pultatiiirßinitliiiiiitritz M.
WALKER, both of Tioga.
On the 14th instant, at Daggett's Mills, by Rev.
Jithn Robinson, Mr. DONLIVICY, &mu, of Elmira,
11; Y., and Miss SARAH E. FUROUSOii, of Jackson,
Tioga county, Pa. •
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DEATHS
In Nelson, December 4tb, 1865, Maar, wife of
Enoch Blackwell, in the 52d year of her age.
For more ail fl 00_ youth ahq i iive4 fitisvber
religions proteseion.-' Sht *gran ornanierettit so
ciety, and a blessing to all those aho sought and
Made her acquaintance. 0. B. W.
' At his residence, in Richmond, on Saturday the
26th ultimo, LEANDER H. SPENCER, in the 71st
year of his age!
Mr. Spencer was among the - oldest - find beat
known citizens of the county,- having resided in
Richmond for over sixty years. A public apir}ted
titan - ;' giving - a generous support to• chrything
which contributes to the "Wiffare and benefit of
mankind He died full' of that christian faith
Which had been his snpport,for more than half,4.
century. •It has bet& well for the AvOrla
lived. S. B. E.
NEW YORK MARKETS
St - tiara:tie PitICU. - - - - ..
•
' Corrected_ on _Taeaday of each Week. _
, .
nonromp.tw.t.bi ..14..4=:..-4.g4:-...44-Sz itio WiEft,
Flotitil•hlo , ,.r :. - .:a..i..:.:.!i-4c41-4 0%44451%
Wheat V, bush —._... 1,715
Barley ""' I v 0
Oata. ..: . , i - : 48 '
Corn . - • ' SO 6' ,E 2
Pork ; (treah;) , - ,t lb - ' " - IDA • '
Rutter , 2B @ i 32
Lard ,
Cheese 17 @ i 8
Tallow_ .12g ~...
Hope " - " 20 CC 170
SPECIAL
No Ativ.iisok, /I" PRICES' AT::
though Diy"Goads'haire ddvariced largelyi '
ri New_
York, I have decided that it is more for my inter
mt to stil gopsie:freely ; a4 "present.—tbax-to mark
up pricei.— My stook is 412-•stieli -isblipi-thfielt it
not necessary Forme to be governedby New York
prices at present: Lehall — therefdre condone to
Jun goods at the rates established about Deem
bar 1, nntilforiber notieekeloods Sell very fast
at this time of the year, it is not probable these
prices will last longerthan 30 days. Early buyer
•will do the best. J. A. PARSONS,
[Dec. 27.—tf.) 3 Coneert , Blooltreorning, IL Y.
A - Cough,:Cold, - ;:orAorre- ilehroat:
BEQ . pffsiumexiT o s erzyu f sN ! Asy S~HQt3£D BE
CHECKED.
ALLOWED TO OPTINIIi,
Irritation of the =-Liiiitytt= , Permanent -Throats
Affection or an InfurOle Lung Iliseaae
is Wrists Tilsi
BROWN'S 13110.1STCHTAL:TROCHES
Karoo a. LW:lw tapir - Wait inr.riiii4,lsive
For Bronchitis, Astionni. eatairit, C0116117111)tiVe
and Throat Diseases,
TRoocimAßAßEAD,,wyrit Buy;
- Singers and •Pnblie Speakers
will find rroakes useful - 1 - a clearing fite Voicairtien
taken lrffre Sinfing or Speaking, trd, i relivit4
the throat after an'unusital exertilin or tli vocu
organs. The Trochesarelecommeuded. and Pres
cribed by
- Physicians, and have had testimonial: ,
froniendisent men-throughoutth&conntry...:Beiii,
an article of true merit; arid : having proved their
efficacy by a test of many ;fears, each year finds
them lit:iiew4ocialitiee in rail otti.;*trtie
world, and, the Trachea are universally pronoun
ced better than other articles. i'•
OBTAIN only " BROWN'S BRONCHIAL Tnocnes, '
and do n9t;i"ke 474#04 , 11,1hiegVfOlfyi
that may 6;iofferel:
Sold everywhere, Efoisted Statekacka in
ForeigiSousitaiits,l4,lo, cents per'b44, iN
p.novv6s-6,m]
Come and, See Uti
A GROB CO.MPI4MENTAF,T,TIAW:Tq'
MR. J. .1 1 .-I:UR:pia. - - •
- - - •
At Tioge, Friday evening', February - 2, - 1888..
Fall Ticket $2,60. f) Supper Ticket s#,:o.ot
A k TICHOLS' PERUVIAN BARK 4f: PROT.
1.1. OXIDE OF IRON; forzale by
Dan.3l, '66.} - BORDEN BROl3..;Tioge•
NOTICE —MI persons indebted to ustl - ..noter
"or Book Account will kleate tall and .setiL4..
as we are about elosintatoliw a STRICTLY ttieb
buzirve,„ WRIGHT do BAILEY.
Welhboroi *ht. 31, 1883:
- 011 z
IMEEEEEM
illiiiZO Cattlo-Powilors.
TER, lIRAVE
DOUG if S, DL
TE'UPER. F!
V ERS,FOU-NDEI
LOSS OF. APPF
LITE AND VITA:
i:SERDY, &c. If
UM improves it
a• in d , inereasi
the appetite- gi vs
a smooth ida
glossy sida—alit
transfdriiii
akelet
''bOrse.
In ullittsssekulySwine, such as Coughs, Ulcers in
Vic., this . artich
acts as a Fpwitic.
from
otc-half a. pipzr
to a paper, in s
barrel of swill tilt
*bare diseases
win Lc crarlicite4
or ealiz,b7.l , ;:ey.cated. _ .
pret&dvi sara. - o
P-ties 25 Cents pe r : Pape-, o:. 5 Papers for 81.
P4,33:e==P BY-.
_
s. E74:5 - F_Trz 13]EtCI.,
fAX:.7)M:3I
ii'DOIESALE DRUG AND MEDIONE - DtPOT,
No. 116 Franklin:Bt.., Baltimore, Ilda
I. 7 Jr Sale is Prqggist* and. St9Feli:cgPeri3 'hrpugh=
out the United States.
For 5a1ej0ir0hAA:493c;70145b0r,?,•",,,,,..
MULA.T.3HE ,ILLUSTRIOUS ABER
v isfgt lit
matter ?" said Abernethy, the great English ear
geon, to a cadaverdus;lookind lititient, - who had
called to consult -him. qoh,. nothing seriona,''.
was therepthlay stomach and liver are - out of
order,
that's all.', "Do you call that nothing so.
riot's?" said Abernethy ; you, sir, that
when these two organs are oat of order, as you
call it, th - eresettit: a square inapt' the body that
is not more or less diseased, nor a - drop of blood
in it thatilizt Li,liealthful, condition. Nothing
can be iiiiire`rue;thereforeit is of the very high
est importance to.keep:the stomach and Jiver in
a vigorous conditi.on... If the one.is weak and the
other iile - gttlar'in its' action, - tone - and' control
them_ with HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED ,
STOIII4OfII3ITTERS—the most genial vegeta
ble - Restorative and Alterative that'has ever been
edteraistered'Ofi cure for Dyspepsia and "Liver
Disease: It is recoMmended - by distinguished
surgeons and physicians of the United States
Army, "by officers of the Army and Navy, by our
first finthers, by 'eminent - clergymen—in fad, - by
thouittitas oftheTrnost intelligent of every clefs,
as an nne'cinallid - protective against epidemic and
matarious diseases, and Lisa perfectly innocuous,
but at the same time powerful, invigorent and
alterative. -
1101 - QlL4Eiili
on the road leading to theCemeteryl -- Gehtl
house, , anct barn, good well -of water, mid fruit
trees - theiton..Lot 110 filet front and , 250 feet deep.
I will-cell the wholelor $6OO. Address me at
Blosiburg, or call at the , premises daring first
week -of 'Court.• - 5..11. WETMORE- •
Jail; 24,21866-20
TO .CONSLIIPTIVT.S.—The advertiser, having been
restored to health in a few weeks by a very simple
' remedy, att.cr having - JO - tied ; tor several years with a
sevtre lung affection and that dread disease, Consump
anxious to rmilte known to his fellow.sufferers
/the means of cure.
Te tr,.he pill send a copy of,thc Jpre•
scription need, free of charge, with the directions for
preparing/tads/sing: Atm aarpe. which. they—will find a
cure I ure for Consumption, Aet lima, Bronchitis, Coughs
Aid colds. and all throat and lung affections. The only
obJect.Of the ad , :erriser ,in sending ;ho piescriptl9n is
to benefit the afflicted and spread infor mation which he
conceives to be inminable, aunt. he hopes every actireter
will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing and
may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the preseription
rear. by return mail, will please address Itev. - .ETb
WA RD A. WILSON, Williimstrtire, Kings Co. N. Y.
tRRORS dr. YOM IL—A- gentleman who suffered ,
-for years fromNerions Debility, Premature Deca,*
.and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the,
: sake of snffering hnmanity, send free •to all who need
'it. the recipo and directious for, making the simple rem
edy by which he was cared. Sufferers wishing to profit
,hy the advertiser's experience can do so by addressing
'JOHN B. OGDEN 13 Chambers-Si., N. Y
Jan. 31, '66-Iy.
_
STBANGE, BUT TRUE.—Bvery young lady and gen
tlernau in the Vnitpcl 54ties can bar . something to
their advantage by retnrn mail (free of charge) by ad
dressing Abe. hbdereigned. - Those haying fears of being
hambugged, wiLl.please oblige by not noticing this card.
All others gill please address their otiedient servant,
IMEMIEEMSB!EI
RE'MAkEtSio.V.S 'EXPERIENCE OP
T
LlD.—Published for the benefit and fuSa caution
to young men and others, who suffer from•Nervons De
bility, Prematu re _Deasy of Manhood, &c., supplying at
the same time the means of self-cure. By one who has
cnretthitneelf. after undergoing considerable quackery.'
By et - lc-RW.Og apostpaid addressed envelope; einea cop..;
lee, fr,prof charge.may be had of the - author. , -
NATIIANIEL MAYFAIR, Fsq.,liroeiclyn Kings Co,
N. Y. `"' - • [jan. - 31.
.
44:11iNOU NICE I
rhh - firiee — Of
berreliTried and meal- 50 .cen ta - -per -owt,
and shall selkEo4 . .RA§.ll. ONLY;:- •
, C. J. EtILL'7O3IIIIi I WEIGHT
v-43AILRI7S;BES-V , WHITE
v , v , • c
Sill 14'11 Wit - - FLOUR, BUCV - 3,
WHEAT ;EL0UR,:,(3021J,19,„;_i
FEED, , - MEAL,
4 -- BRAN,
CASK FOR: ALL:KINDS OE.'
GRAIN.,
•
ClisbOie, Jen. 24, 1866. , _
HE LADIES' FAVORITE. =TILDEN'S
Conieuirefed — ,l2..quid Blueingkr
_'Bltieiii - g --
clothes] forlooloring, and for ink. • .-•• • •
r 4 Six geed reasons why it sells so rapidly: "
Itekies it 40:ilia ter' Wan any other kind:
ill'e - dbilip'est kind of laundribluez
iseca z l eitootitains ; no acid , Or
,anything;_ liet
injures clothes or makes them yellow. '
Besanse it doet,nit spot clothes, or make them
streakg: . j ;
freest:l'loos' tto usefurfor
.6:40140 1 :
Beein,se - it 'maltelii",perfent, blue ink wnen the direeirmie Ore
Prepared by A. E—Tildeti; Danstilli;
For sale by John A. Roy,'"firellsbarb,-Pa. =
Jan. 24.146 fi- • ••-•
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ANXED- 7 Two smart„ active young men ?
; Yr 'lraul - it to 18 yeAre. - Old; *tenni thCiter
.cantifellusiness-: 'Apply imtnedivitelifo
w. SONS:
N.T.:711. 1 11. : 14; 1866: '7
.111ISSOLIITIOIL:—The co -parineiship
j_J hereto
fore existing between the subscribers in the
Tin and ) Stove, business is dissolved by mutual
consent. ' The books - and itceininti in the
hands of Robert Kelsey, who will settle the same
and-heneeMili , carry on the business at the ;old
stand. D. C. LAMPMAN,i
Wellsbort Jan. 24;'66. "ROBERT --KELSEY
117" BROSINE L.AIIIRS at --
ROY'S DRITO-STOtE.
A N AisOrtment of - aratintal
,j 4„ .31111 *IMO at - VORA:
This preparation,
long and favorably
knon - n, thor
oughly, reinvigorate
broken-down and
low-spirittd horses,
by strengthening
and cleansing the
etomaelt and into
twee.
WHOLESALE & - RETAIL. ,= -
„%; •
'TIRE UNDERSIGNED having formed
co-partnership under the name and title of
It Is 9 sure pre
- -11 A'
can be found at the old Maud, corner of Main
and Mill Streets, where they will keep constantly
On liana a general aesortment of
BOOTS,, SHOES, LEATHER. AND
• FINDINQS, • •
of the best quality, which they will sell so cheap
for f easb, as to make it an object, for dealers to
bily here., „ ,
Our Stock coueista 4 part of
Jy
MEN'S; &PUY'S; CALF,' KIP, & NOCIA
WATS,
elation is invaluable.
zu proves the quality
..of the milk.. It has
been proven by ac
tual experiment to
increase the quan
tity of milk and
cream twenty per
cent. and make the
butter firma, and
-sweet{ in fattening
; cattle, it gives them
an appetite, loosens
their hide, and
makes them thrive
pf ockr_Qwu manufacture. Alen, _
LADIES,' '_o4ripts, BALNOBAL
French and-Oak;Stock constantly on band for
Csisti paid al all times for BIDES,TELTS,
and FURS..: -
.._ I. LOGIIRY,' Knoxville, Pa.
•- '• 3. RICHARDSON, Elmira, N.'Y;
*novae,' 3an, I; 1886--1.1
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C4LL AND . SEE:- •
THE atiention.of the Farmers and every
body else in Charleston and Covington town
ships, arelcreby notified, that the store at Chem,.
'Finds will "til kept open where they can procure
a full assortment of ' - • -
• . _
DRY GOODS 4. GROCERIES,
WHEA:T -had' EUCRvfrREAT FLOUR, '
SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE,
f ,
..MOLASSES, CODEISIC
MackereVie.?' constantly on hand. Ois!o.us a
calli
- •
e. Ch rry4Nitts, Jan. 14, 1866-3 M.••
• .; •
s r _ ROCKWELL._
-;-•••, • • Faitn• for-Sale` -
1"N Elk town'shiP; Tioga CoioatiPs. containing
" 124 aates74o scree improved. Said. faint is
watered by hume.rOns springV "snialtstream'of
water sufficienefos churning, salving" weed, he.,
runs through the farm near the buildings It is
well situated for a good dairy farm.' A 'portion of
it is good grain lund. Two lOg house's, - frame
barn and other out buildings thereon. :A"thrifty
young orchard of 70 or 'BO apple, pear or plum'
trees. A good school house on_ the adjoining
farm. The above farm might be divided into_
tyro small farms of 62 ricres'each. - Price $l2 per
acre. Terms easy. A liberal deduction made
for cash down.' Inquire of -
"C. B. ICELLEY, Wellsboro, or
• .IV3f. UPDIKE, on the premise.
, Jan, 17, 18036.-tf.
GARDIAN'S SALE .— Pursuant-to an eider
of the Orphans' Conn of Tioga County, I
will offer at public sale at the Court House in
Wellsbord, Saturday; the 10th day -of
,Februiry
next, at 1 o'clOck; P. M., the following &scribed
real estate, late of 'George Miller, of Delmar, de
ceased, to wit 3
An equal unditided ninth part of a certain lot
Of land in Del Mar, bounded north by Hector Hor
ton and Win. Eberentz, north and east by Robert
Campbell, south by J.: W. Catlin and llotigh.
ton, and west by" Oilier Bition arid M. V. Wetil
erbee—coutaining about 130 acres; to be soldfor
the use of Mary Alice Miller, subject to the life
:estate of her mother, Joliette Miller:
Terms ea , h. HECTOR HORTON.'
Jan. 10, 18138.5 t - - ;-• -
TS IMREAYARFERED,fin z a larger
- '
DRY GOODS,
; 3 4
t• AL 4- 4t . .:
GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTH
n Ili,•
::,
. t .W. K.
I Altrill'S -SO4, NIC ,
1 L 411
-.414' 17
_Mammoth Combrio of 4 Stores
iy'fat;«-11:.
7.1i.4711.
ADDISON, N. Y.,
ON THE ERIE RAILWAY.
BILL OF FAKE A.,,EnkeTfm.ecifß
-
Mehicte . i4cls:yri id 0 - , 11 ": - 171`00' -
L.
Beet Delainemi . uced„,,,.4llm 4513.t0 30
Good rich " " 35 to 25
BeB)!PLAiS.c3, . 1 - 1:141 ) . 2 ! 5 ,
Good,Aet, co), golicce_
•
Halo:Nowt .Madder.
• •
4.l3eat•SttAdard .sbeetiog,• 4O to at
Good "
" I" ydw " 35 to 29
" brown 30 4 t4.24
HeavyWd,lurillikl. Flannel i,—. - 16.4112.40
-Beautiful Sett Furs 1 " _ $l5 to $lO
4e Eql9l t1 " :-5 x
fjord Working Coats " $OB to $5,50
Brown Sugars reduced " 15 to 12i
-L"
271 ::; 4,00
$1,50
Good Kip'Beoti,
Good Kip Wometie 7 :tiofile;C -3
A lot of Womens' Mortice° Boots, $l,OO
, 22
WE ARE UNDBASEELING` ( AiL OTHERS
Gitpruez caliand,betooDiriPciesl4'::2_,„ ,
; ;Nv. sClX§s:=:
Jon. -ArtriviowritiArt--
Boot; "Shoe OM Leather. Store. ,
,:.
.... - ii , liv:_.l ~.. ' , i 7 ..-;‘,- ,_, :-:.,1.,•.,
I. LOGIIIIIC . & CO.,
& CALF, & MISSES . SHOES
TE'R MS 7 -OASIII-ON DELIVERY.
$5OO REWNRD '
ii: ::i, s. , 4,...i 4.. - 0 i.: a
CE':l 7 :calks,, -
than.-can be-found at
=Mr
'S''-t /4 'l'.: 4
E'er
PARSON'S COLUMN.
jAVINGf found/ th e Tioga' Aorre,Toz
very profitable medium for steady advertis
ing, I pr.poie through-the coming year to increase
MY ADVERTISEMENTS LARGEiY,.
BM
I invite tigenio, hal attention of the community
to them, prOwieitig to' make theta simple' Mate
mehte of facts, en to
PRICES
1 ,t 1: J.? =4 :-.: : 4..:: -li 4
;S i .
spa 8410.0 4rode, 1t0.,.anit5v.9441/ af i 40471/34
angloogforis4lB
=EI
1 I s
•
My experience has been, •tbat liberal advertia.
ing if bated on'trnth;' r pays and I'll:drat-It
•wire to follow it up: Aty one that hati-wbosi ,
Joie worth bringing before the attention of the
- eoroatunity, cannoterell,makejt,top glain o,r will
known.
INEEMII
-•; - -
L S A
I hereby return miliblinks tint tha nitisens of
-Tioga County fur the very li¢pearal share of trade
I-have received for the Viseten'years, during
whi.h time my trade has sttuptiAy. i -increased; and
I freely acknowledge that Iti , Tioka County trade
is quite a large portion of it. I intend to try and
deerintlyAlltizipriLin.ityryttyt
_ ;
.r, ...ate.. il •,,:iii
.41wwf)#., , m
fiehj
•
t `_L_ i C 'i
i
SEASONABLE - MOD%
.f. 2, - 1..-- , ti - 1 11 , - .fr; , - 3 • , t 1 .......,,:,,$.
IiaIIiMM:MLIMEIN
at prices guaranteed to be - it the" 6ottAilla of the
- market, and with attentim £411141:412 to wait on
nom promptly.
MMMEENZI
~ ~; ~ I -. :;~r ~. , i
t . .;
In all cases where there filVolutnesi to receive
stock under market prices,,(which frequently oc
curs,) such bargains will beigfven to my custo
mers.
M@",
I also am enabled by my large sales, to buy
great many Goods from first bands, saving New
YOrk 'OM to offer each
Goods at much less thinrcantlret rate,. -
I claim several advantagex over peek Ste Fe st
pia
LARGER.SAUS PROPOTION. TO
EXPENSES, A LARGER STOCK
OF GOODS SULTATME„,T9,,
- . : CITONTKI .- TRADE: $'
•
BllBNiti t ' tOgrotteitto NIARER
. • CASH., BASIS, . .
0.; • ':.
. .
tL}4n.mgat~n~!tors in be tnide- c e:leitteer
-
in i nnation, see noti ces a Pniest ow; . a lto
Weal column . ' - -
-
Youicalikt,l : y atandard S4eethpi. W clitCP * ,
good'heavz 4-4 . llteetingLaj:2s'to Si) cern at ooy
.
,
• - 11
• Ther9 .in nu advappp frice, of Flannels,
Blliikes,iBthiiii,44344l 2 63estorit' -
'-': W<- - i-i'. l b '.4._ - .'; , -:a7::,
.3..4. '-1" i ;J
We continue to sell best DeLabies 2s 6tl. Best
Pr in tsA l tit 44641 , 4 - P•rii!o 1 . 0 erlY' See
lipeetasie __ "
ti i
J.'B.. PARSONS,
COB:NINO, N. Y.
Jan. I, 1888
-r
Marble„ Shop.i
WELLSBORO, TTOCIA COUNTY, I ) NN'A.::
ESSRS. HOIG &. WARRING having
lri associated themselves together i foi thit par
`,pose of carrying on the manufacture of
- MARBLE ' WORK,
- .
are now tritiarel to flit a :l Ord:inat for -
McN,PIAEPITi•HEAD STONES, m4y
-trls, TABU l'prs,4o.4Ec
with dispAtehliviitt tti'-best style. Rutland
and Italian Marbic worked to order.
It is our intention to do a liiding business in
Tioga County. Orders solicited, and all work
warranted to County.
Satisfaction. '
„ • • P.. C. 40ki,
Jed. 1, 111 . 66: A. S. WAR 1132%.
Selliutig Oft
:I 54 .4.11:77;
At Reduced _ , Prices, -
9 A • [I Will give- tray aulltOrneri -the benefit of any
change in themarket as I ain posted in auction
and other salmi from day to day by telegraph and
, AT S. BowEN , s. 4 otherwise.
.tt l in. - 10, 1866.
coliciEß:T _ BLOCK,
CORNING, STEUBEN COUNTY, N. Y.
NEM
REGULATOR' STORE:
INNEN
V
OM
WORT? TO MY OLD FRIENDS and
et the community generally. Not being a friend
to longmwdAtlady,,advettleentents and
tb 'the Pri Weil, '1 herewi tir Abet *
condensed statement of facts al a small cost, with
the understanding that the surplus capital, will be
better employed in rednoing the price of , Goods to
my customers.
• 1
Mil
MZ etockAn MI and etopplete to supply a4,,tit•
wants of my old - customers and many new ends,
both Irk,the , Rata and. Job Trade for thei-ap
staebiiig Odd - Weather:
H ALL WOOL CASSI.MEBE
L 5110.14.1. . w 4
at 8s: per - Naragansott Jeans suitable fee
winter wear- at. 4e. • Good yariewide Brown Shoot
ings at 2s. Prints 18 to 25 cents per yard.
, v• " . •
cgarcE: DRESS GOODS
i
from,ga•l}d r to 4a. per yaril: quality egiuG to those
prices six ,yeara ygo. Dress Goods at lower pit:
ces as.weltps a splendid assortment of fine goods
at lesepricos,thap can be bought in the State. - 7
Among them may bei found
•
ALL WoOL MERINOES
at 5s to 12s per lard. Bmpress Cloche plain and
figured. Merinos*, Bombazines. 14paseaa, Beoteh
Plaids, liinbaires, and in fact every thing usually
kept in A flop elan countwtore.:
Ladies' Cloth for Claokings at va
-7rtOUBprices, including
Wash
ington Mills..
Eiquiusaux - and•Caator 'Brown, and many other
too numerous to mantic& ; a heavy Blaek Banger ,
at $3,00, (Geuti fine Catteimere equally eheap:)
Mt L'oats, Shoes, and Carpet -Stock,
..
'pr
serer mgrs. nui alal% COMP/eta,
'1"1 : at„grat,eliyuziii#
ineitte.tp" the O r "ebiaer.
pay be focuiTa,t L6e
i°. y~
/
In Hats, Caps; GlOies and Mittens;
• .
tOirtfleaztvr,42a:Exis.
511=Z1
-A • '
GBP CE:R ,Y CUR TOMERS
are not to, be misunderstood, wises the steady
and unexampled increase of business is taken
Into the eqcount. I say without the tear of 'con
tradiction;that with the large iterehises I am
making from month to month for cash, I can sell
to the country trade as low as they can buy in
the city, including freight, which gives me an
opportunity to over
SUPERIOR :AD VAN TA G,ES
to tho 4. 4,tra4olllioh I am doing and bound
to .
saY^ tiatibalialor their
many favors and very liberal patronage.
Corning, Jan. 1, Mb.
= 4
Nati e 1 &%- -
E2IMIIIMEZIMffIMEI
IM=l
MIMI
NM
EMI
1;Itil
Water Proof Union Beaver,
.S, .. a ._ ~ < t
MEM:I
- ,AEGULA TQ4.?
also, is
The advantage te.my
OSIEMEZI
i
I
EMI
; 77
WHOLESALE ma STORE,
CORNING, N. y.
1,
TAMS ,AND MICTICIIUS, PAINTS
Al AND OILS.
THADDEUS DAVIDS' INKS; CONOEN•
'MATED MEDICINES, CIN-
ll=
KEROSENE LAMPS, PATENT MEIM-
CINES, PETROLEUM - OIL, -
.0
AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS WALL
PAPER; WINDOW GLASS,
Sold at, Wholesale Priem. Buyers are requested
to call and get- qietations before going farther
East. "-• •
Corning, N. Y., Jan. 1, 1888:-ly
HEAR' YE 1 REAR YE I—The Poi* of
this Election aide new open.
WILCOX, -
Of iirelisboro, offer* for sekehisentirn
sroarr OF GOODS 4T COST. -
/11,tdiois who feel anxious to make s
GOOD BARGAIN,
"era invited to call soon, for
.• •
DELAYS ARE DA:NO.BEO6W..
Call at the "REGULATOR," one Doer &Wore
the Post Office C:.
- Wehatioro, Jan. I. 29, 1866. *1":-.-
F LA7C 111711:13EL,
,rl'
WOOL - WHEELS, WHEEL- HEADS,
SNAP-REELS, FLIERS, &C., ita
/11HE •lINDERSIGNEDwoeId reirpsetfolly
".an
nounce to the
MERCHANTS 4e DEALERS
of Ttoga and. adjoining cOnntivia; thal they are
now engaged 'in the Mattufaetnre otthe above
named artietei, and are prepared to ftrrntah - thezer at
WHOLESALE PRICES,
Employing none but Experienced Workmen,3
and using only the but materials, we are con
fident we can furnish yon with goods that will
suit your customers.
Every article warranted to give entire satisfac
tion All Goods packed in shipping order and
sent - by rail or otherwise.
Please address by mail, when list of prices,
"Card Samples," &0., will be forwarded.
C. M. CRANDALL & CO.
Montrose, Pa. Dee. 2T, '85.3m.
N. B. Oars is the only establishment that
manufactures the Celebrated
Crandall Wheel - Head.
Warranted to last TWENTY YEARS it wall used
'INTER GOODS FOR THE MlLL
ion' at No. 2, Palen Do ck.
tr R O,FM E _ MITH
Has lately retarned,frons New York with a-splen
did assortment of
DRY GOODS, READY-MADE -CLOTH
ING, BOOTS 1-SHOES, GLAS
- • WARE, HATS fi CAPS, .
, HARDWARE,
GROCERIES, DOMESTICS, WOODEN
WARE, ENGLISH CLOTHS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
SATINS, :TWEEDS
,7 7 ,iirti 7
KENTUCKY - JEANS, FRENCH •CASSI
- MERES, FULL CLOTHS.
Attention is called to his stock ef , Black and
Figured Dress Silks, Worsted Goods,
Merinoes, Black and Figured
DeLaines, Long and
`• F - Square Shawls,
Ladies. Cloth, Opera Flannels, So., .to., sc., Sc.
Purchasers will find that
No. 2, Union Block, Main Street,
is the. place to boy the best quality of Gouda at
the lowest prima. _ JEROME aILITH.
_ Welfsbore, Jan.-1, 1888.
jOW - IS TEE TIME TO SAVE YOUR
-ORRENBACKS. --
A greet breakdown in the price of a 0 kinds of
Dry Goods.
I have just returned from New. York• with a
largeend well selected assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY 000bS,
which were bought for CASH during the lab"
Panic at PANIC PRICES, which I am bound to
SELL at
ENE
I ant selling
Good Madder Prints,
Beet " - "
Extra Wide, English,
Beat Muslin Deloinas,
Bleached Sheeting's,
Unbleached "
Extra Heavy,
Beat quality French Main!),
Double width Plaid Poplins,
Yard wide Rep,
Bess (high colored) Wool DeLaius, a 0
Single width Plain Peplins, 40
Yard wida.Pdtrantatis, 40
A Large Stack of
FLANNELS, BA.LMORAL SKIRTS,
HOOP SKIRTS, CLOTHS, FURS,
NOTIONS, WORSTEDS,
A good assortment
GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES,. &a.
-
• - Also, a largo of
FEED, FLOUR & PORK, always on hand.
ALL THE NECESSARIES OF LIPS.
Customers in want of Eloodi will Save money
by calling at the New Store and examine G ood ,
a nd Pecos before buying elsewhere.
Tioga, Tan. 1, 1888. H. IL FISH.
MUFFS", 'MIFFS !It
The patent Excelsior ANT can be obtaiited on
ly at BULIARD'S.
WeEsboro t Jan. 1 ,1886.
•
ALARGE STOCK of PERRIMt e li.7i" and
TAN KEE NOTIONS,' for aal by P. R.
Williams, No. 3 Union Mock, Wellabor°, Pa,
H. GOFF
CINNATI WINES AND
liitANEl', WHITE
WASH LIME,
ROCHESTER PER-
YUMERY
AND DYE COLORS,'
W. D. TERBELL a CO.
PANIC PRICES.
In flint,
22
25
30
35
20 ta 30
28 to 30
35
10 abillinp
62
60