Th(s X>ailv Review. Towanda, Pa,, Mantiay April 5, 1380. EDITORS ! B. W. ALVORD. NOELK N. ALVORD. '• JDfftfjr Kcrirte •n/y 95 cents per monthi. Try it. Malls arrive and depart at the Towanda Costoffice follows. ARRIVE. Phila. N. Y. and Eastern States.. 4.oo A. M. Dunhorc Laporte &c 9.30 44 L. V. way mail from the North. .10.00 44 SheaLeqain &c 11.00 44 New Era &c Tues. Thur and Sat. , 44 44 Asylum &c Mon. Wed. and Fri. 44 44 Troy Burlington &c 1.00 p. M. LeKaj'sville Rome Ac 44 44 Closed mail from Erie & N OKKx 2.30 44 L. V. way mail from the 50uth...4.30 44 Canton c 5.00 44 Barclay 6.30 44 ClVd mail f r'm Elmira & Erie R R10.40 44 DEPART. Canton Monroe ton &C 9.00 A. M. L. V. way mail South 9.15 4 * ClVd m,l Elmira Erie &NC It RIO.OO 44 Troy Burlington &c 10.00 44 Sneshequhi &c .<• 12.00 M. Barclay ...1.00 P.M. - New Era TUCK Thur and Sat.... 44 44 . Aavlum Mon Wed and Fri 44 4 * Leßaysville Rome &c * 4 44 Dushore &e 2.45 44 • j. V. way mail North 3.45 4 N Y Phil and Eastarn States... .7.45 4 Office open from 7.00 A. M. t07.45 p. M. Money Order office open from 8.00 A. M. to 7.00 p. M. Office open Sunday's from 9.00 to 10.00 A. M. P. POWELL, P. M. The teachers and pupils of the Graded Jk'hool are enjoying a vacation this week. The spring term begins on Monday next. WEATHER INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.— Colder, clear and partly clear wether.— Northwesterly winds. Higher barometer. The newly elected borough legislature will tnect this morning at 10 o'clock for organiza tion. ' Maple sugar makers say the sap is not as tich this season us usual and attribute the fact to the open winter. Two boys delected in maliciously breaking glass at the graded school house on Saturday, will be compelled to repair the damage, and a repetition of the offense will v.bject them to the penalties ef the lew. One of our leading grocery firms, finding them selves m want of a cleark, consulted the Columns of the REVIEW, and ascertained the address of two advertisers for situations wanted. It does pay to advertise. ' An able instructive and brilliant lecture was delivered by Rev. A. L.SMALLY, of Waverlv, N. Y., in the Hornbrook M. E. church on the evening of March 31st, 1880. Theme 44 Want ed a Man." A small but appreciative audi ence was in attendance. All unite in saying, the man wanted to deliver a lecture is A. L. ALLY. Prof. MOFFAT is to deliver his lecture on the Poet BURNS, at the Methodist church Wednesday evening. The simple announce- Ipont, will be sufficient to draw a full house, as the eloquent Scotchman lias already ad eased the people of Towanda on the tem jperenee question. 1 The North Eastern Convocation of the Dibceso of Central Pennsylvania will hold the Spring session, in St. Stephen's chuich, n Wilkes Bar re, commencing to-dry. Rev. J. S. BEERS, of this place is Secretary of the Convocation. The following is the por granime of exercises : MONDAY, APRIL Dtll. Misssionary Service —Addresses, 7 p. ra. THURSDAY, APRIL 6t!l. Devotional Sarvices (loeturrc a. m. Business meeting—Missionary Reports, 0 30 a. in. Morning Prayer— Holy Communion , Ad dress, 11:00. Discussion— 44 Doese the Dioees need more Episcopal supervision, if so, in what way should it be provided ? If through a division On what line ? 2:30 p. m. LOO CHAPEL, LAUREL RUN. Evening Prayer—Addresses, 7:30 p. in. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7tll. Litany Service (lecture room), 9:00 a. ra. Business meeting, 9:30 a. in. Morning prayer, Convocation Sermon, 11:00 a. m. • Discussion— 44 The Sunday School; its place; its worship; its instruction." 2:30 (>. in. Evening Prayer—The order of Coi\firma~ tion f 7:30 p. m. Special Court convenes to-day. It will be a two weeks' session. The receipts of the entertainment given by the Graded School were one hundred and fifty dollars and eighty-one cents. The ex penses, twenty-eight dollars and sixty-six cents, leaving as net proceeds to be applied to the purchase of books and apparatus, one hundred and twenty-two dollars and fifteen cents. The management return thanks to all persons who in any way contributed to the success of the cxibitiou, and assure them that the funds shall be used to the best possible advantage. Personal. RODE MOK leeturcd on temperanco in Mehoopany last week, and a correspondent says it was an able effort. Rev. J. S. BEERS and GEORGE D. STROUD go to Wilkes llorre to-day to attend Convaca tions. Superintendent RYAN has been appointed to prepare and read a paper on 44 School Vis iiation," before the Convention of county Superintcndants to be held in Ilarrisburg the latter part of this month. A. J. NOIILK is to take possession of the Adams House, Troy, soon. Miss SANK TOWNER, who went to Kansas City last autumn, has returned, as the climate did not agree with her. Judge MKRCUR spent yesterday with his family here. Rector BKRRS, of Christ Church, read au able sermon by Rev. PHILLIPS BROOKS, on the dutv of and requisites to becoming a member of the Church, lust evening. JAMES MCC'AUK, of Bittston, who has been employed in bis uncle's store here for some months past, has returned to his home to as sist his father, who is filling a responsible position with the L. Y. R. R- Co. JAMES is a young man of exemplary habits and good business qualifications. He has won many friends during bis brief sojourn in Towanda, and will be missed by a large circle. Superintendent STKVKNHON, of the G. I. & S. R. R., was in town Saturdav. A.B.MCKEAN has been appoiuted post mastsr of West Bdrlington. B. A." BETTER has removed his boarding; house to Kellum block, in the first ward, and a gentleman from New York has taken the building lately occupied by him, just north of Dr, PRATT'S, and will take boarders. Mrs. SWEET, of the Bridge street millinery store, is in New York selecting a new stock of goods. ANOTHER OLD SETTLER GONE.— Mr. WM. CHAFFEE died at the residence of his son, in North Warren, March 22nd, 1880, in his 94th year, having been born Feb. sth, 1787, being one of the oldest, if not the oldest person in the township where he has lived for forty eight years. He was a man of unusual physical strength; has often been heard to say that "he never employed a physician for himself in his life," was never sick enough to lie in bed all day, until within the past few weeks, and did not know from experience what severe pain was, and apparently passed away painless. Many years ago he retired from active life, only now and then working at his trade to accommodate a neighbor, save cultivating u garden, which he lias done since he was over ninety years of age, and planting, pruning, and grafting fruit trees, and even tuking care of a few pet (lowers. He was from New England, and was much attached to Eastern customs; although not a professional man, in early life was chosen Representative of his native State, Rhode Island. Ho retained his faculties wonderfully to the last. And few men in our country have read more books of history, antiquity, science, agriculture and politics, than Mr. C. within the last sixten years. He has been known to read from six to ten and twelve hours in standard works and continue it for weeks. His memory was very retentive, and many of our younger people recall his stories of 44 ye olden times," especially bis inscription of the methods of school teaching, eighty years ago. His wife and several children passed over the dark river before him, two daughters and four sons remain; together with quite a num ber of grand and great grand children, and one great, great-grand child. Thus he lived to see the fifth generation, and as most of the past century he has passed away; like the patriarch of old, he is gathered to his fathers, and entered wo trust into the rest that re maineth for the people of God and in the practice of the Savior whom he had professed for sixty years. / J 1 Arc now prepared tp exhibit their stock of . i V WALL PAPERS, Which they have prepared for the J Spring & Summer Trade. i This Stock is entirely New, cund in addition to the usual variety of Gilt, Satins, Grounds and f jlanks, includes ct large variety of elegant • 5 Dado Decorations, IN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS. BUSINESS LOCALS. OCEAN GROVE, N. J.. Sept. 20,1877. Dr. A. E. BURR — Dear Sir: —I have been troubled with neuralgia for eighteen yearn, and have consulted the best physicians in New York, but never could get any reltef until I got it bottle of your headache pills. They relieved me in a few minutes, and also my daughter. I counot say enough of theru to the public. Yours, N. V. N. RIDER, 211 West 24th treet, N. Y. ICE FOR SALE. —A few car loads, if imme diate application is made at the office of the State Line and Sullivan Railroad Co. WM. C. TOWNSKNP, Trcas. and Gen'l Manager. JCrrdacobs is selling Overcoats all the way from $2 up to any price you arc willing to pay. lEST'If you want a stylish hat, cheaper than you ever bought one, call at ROSKNFIELD'S clothing store. Prices *v ay down in Gents fine and ooarse boots and shoes. All goods warranted as represented, at BLUM'S. For a good, durable and neat fitting shoe", go to BLUM'S. UTjTGhoice Hams and Smoked Beef, at MYKK & DKVOK'S market, Bridge Street, JACOBS is belling clothing cheaper than ever. UHTAt MYER A DKVOE'S market is the place to get tender steak* and nice roasts. , Parties are continually asking how can groceries be sold so much cheaper at ROM' Ist Ward Store than they can in the heart.of town. Because lie buys his goods for and can afford to sell them low. C. W. JONES IS prepared to mend rubbers on short notice, in Hie best manner. Shop eorner Main unu Tine streets, in rear of RK VIKW ofliec. Charges reasonable, and work guarrauteeel. To THE PEOPLE OF TOW AN DA.—AS soon as the warm vyeather sets in, we shall deliver pure miik, twice a day, supplying our custo mers—morning and evcuing—with fresh milk, at rates as low as any one. SMITH BROTHERS. O. A. BLACK has fitted up .. office on the second floor of the building lately occupid by the crockery store, where ho wilfconhne him self to the Sewing Mucliine aud Insurance business. COAL.—The best and cheapest sold in this market is the Barclay, fresh mined, thorough ly screened and slated. All sizes sold for $2 75 per ton, at E. 15. PIERCE'S Coal Yard. PATCH BROTHERS are paying tho highest market price, in cash, for good butter. Uli?* Geo Lynchcome has opened & new Barber Shoo over Powell's store where he fa* always ready to wait upon all those who may favor him with their patronage. Shampooing hair cutting ladies' and Children's hair tU their residence no extra charge. Cigars of about every known braad at FITCH'S. TOR RENT. . FOR RENT. —A good cilice. Enquire of U. A. DAyvon. Eon KKNT—A dwelling house near tho College. Euqulre of J. P. Keeuey. House to rent on Secound street. W. J.YOUNO. HOUSE TO RENT.—Location near OuHegtv Ell quire of NATHAN TIOH. A good office room in Paiton'a lilook for rout from April 1. J. G. PATTf>S. FOR RENT.—A good store, several office* and a number of dwelling houses. L. E. Rum Hint. FOR RENT—I have several dwelingt far rent on the First of April next. L. B. ROIHJHRH. Several Dwellings and Stores to Let on the Ist of Apni next. Enquire of J AMES T. JfALK. At office of VVooo A ULALR. Towttntia, Feb. 11, 1*0. FOR KENT.—A large AND convent nt house on York Avenue. Enquire of WM. SOOTT. HOUSE TO RENT. —A double house to rant in First Ward, lately the property of JAMiif BKIH-'OKH. oa Wain street. Enquire of J. N. C'Aurrir. Rooms to rent on Warn street. Enquire of B. A. PI2TTB3. I j HI .MJMJI JUN WANTS. Und'r ihii Ktad vm uiU insert PLIfK, ntie4 of nitnation* or hsip wanted. A good girl. Mrs. W. 0. TRACY. A situation by a gentleman with 1(J vesrs experience izi the dry goods an dgmeery trado \Veil acquainted .tiiroughout IJurimgtioiii Ulster and sniithftehjU Best of given. Address "Clark," this office. A young man of good moral habits wishe# a situation in a l>ry Goods or Grocery store, three years' exp* deuce, Good reference* Auply to the editors of this paper. A situation by u boy 18 years of age in a store, either dry goods or grocery, or in Hl* office. Good penman and accountant. Good recoimne nd al io us. Enquiro at this office. Mrs CURKA&, on street west of FROfsrtt Furniture factory, would llko work at plaitk aewmg, tailoring, carpet making, or washing and Ironing. . ,
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