DAILY
TO WANDA REVIEW.
VOLUME I, NO. 177. TOWANDA, PA., WEDNESDAY,-APRIL, 7, 18S0. PRICE ONE CENT.
Business Cards.
ALVORD & SON,
JOB PRINTERS,
DAILY REVIEW OrncE, Main street, Towanda l'a.
PECK & OVERTON,
Attorneys-at-Law, Towanda, l'a.
D'A. OVERTON, 1 BKN.L M. FECK.
T X TOOD & HALE,
M. JL Attorneys at Laic,
Office corner Main and Pine StreetH Towanda, Pa. |
,JAS. WOOD. I .IAS. T. HALE.
li. ANGLE, D. I). S.
OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, j
Office on State street, nocond floor of Dr. Pratt's j
office. lojanSO
DR. T. B. JOHNSON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURD EON,
Office over 11. O Porter's Drug Store, Residence J
corner Maple arid Second Streets,
JOHN W. CODDING,
A TTORNE Y-A T-LA IF,
Office over MMOB'I old Bank.
HENS y STREETER,
ATTORNEY COUNSELOR AT LAW j
To WAN II A, I'A.
G~ W. RYAN,
• o 0/7 N T Y S UP ERIN TEN DEN 7 .
Office Patton's Block.
OD. KINNEY,
A TTORNE Y-A T-LA IF.
Office, corner Main and Plna Streets, Towanda, Pa.
T X TILLIA MS & ANGLE,
W A TTORNE YS-. 1 T-LA IF,
Office formerly occupied by W. Watkius.
LSBREE & S( >N,
A 7 TO RNE YS-. I T-LA IF,
South side Mercur Block, Towanda, Pa.
N. C. ELSBHKC. ! B. KLSBREK.
jpOR
Hair Cut and &\iELve
(Jo to the
WARD HOUSE SHAVING PARLOR
BTEI )GE
In thero.
NO. 3, EFIDLEM AN'S BLOCK,
(Bridge Street, near the corner of Main.)
Mrs. SWEET
Offers a constanly increasing stock of
Millinery unci Fancy
Goods,
At prices that will astonish the public.
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MEW GOODS, AND ALL THE NEW STYLES
RECEIVED DAILY FROM
NEW YORK.
MRS. S. 11. SWEET,
No. 1. BRIDGE STREET.
MILLINERY STORE !
31ONROETC >N .
MRS. PIIILO MING OS, having opened a MIL.
LINERY and DRESS MAKING SHOP at HER
RESIDENCE on MAIN ST., opposite the lIIN
MAN HOUSE and secured tlie services of a FIRST
CLASS MILLINER and DRESS MAKER, is
prepared to do Pint clans work on all kinds of
LADIES, MJSSES and CHILDREN'S Dresden
and Garments of all kinds. She also has on hand
and for sale the LARGEST and BEST STOCK of
MILLINERY AND LADIES
FURNISHING GOODS
ever offered in Modroeton, at Reasonable Prices.
MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALTY.
The Ladies of the Town and County will do well
%y calliug on her.
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The News Condensed.
Tlic 'longshoremen sit New Orleans
struck yesterday for forty cents an hour.
M. George Vandenhoff, the well known
reader, is seriously ill at his residence in
New York.
Four hundred painters at St. Louis
struck yesterday for $2.50 per day. Their
demand was complied with.
San Francisco is supplying the German
market with wine. That looks somewhat
like carrying coal to Newcastle.
The 1873 cable is broken in 80 fathoms
of water about thirty-five miles from the
1 uuling place gt Valentin, on the Irish
coast.
Mrs. Grossman, of Berlin, Canada, is
twenty-six years old, and in seven years
of martial life has given birth to twelve
children, in ones, twos and threes.
Rev. Herrick Johnson, of Auburn Sem
inary, seems to have accepted a pastorate
of the Fourth Presbyterian Church of
Chicago. It was supposed that no in
ducement could take him from Auburn.
Most of the 5.000 carpenters of New
York city yesterday obtained an increas"
of wages of 50 cents per day. The tile
layers and ship joiners recived an advance
of from 25 to 50 cents per day.
The Providence line of steamers to Hos
ton, will use the electric head lights and
also electric interior lights. This is be
lieved to be the first attempt ever made to
utilize clectricitv for the interior lighting
of steamboats.
Yesterday morning at San Francisco,
Weston began the attempt to beat his
London record of five lmnr d and fifty
in I -s. Callahan andCh ;n>v r li. loaal p -
destrains, enter against Weston with four
hours' scart.
Representative Davis (Mo.) in r uluced
a bill yesterday requiring the Postmaster
General to mail on the Ist of each month
t > e e v 11 ember of Congress an itemized
s atement of all mail cm tracts made dur
i tg the preceding mouth.
John Rest, of Guernsey county, Ohio,
the oldest Mason in America, is dead. He
was born in County Tyrone, Ireland, in
May 1780; emigrated to Pennsylvania in
1811 and engaged in farming in Washing
ton co in')*. In 18B! lie removed to Ohio,
lie was initiated a Mason in 1803 in Ire
land.
The election in Indiana for township
officers and on the constitutional amend
ments brought out about a two-thirds
vote of the State. The indications ate
that the Republicans make large gains in
township elections and carry the con
stitutional amendments by a decided ma
jority.
Whatever motive may have controlled
Mr. Voorhees in the Exodus Investiga
tion, it is generally conceeded in Wash
ington that his manner of conducting it
has been remarkably fair to the Republi
can minority. For this lie should be ac
corded full credit. In its political bear
ing—and it will be mainly considered
from a political standpoint—the weight
of the testimony will only emphasize the
opinion everywhere prevalent before the
investigation began, that the exodus is
due to the general persecution of the
colored people by the whites of the South.
The effort to make it appear that the exo
dus was part of a plan to colonize, with
Republicans, any locality formerly Demo
cratic, has failed.
Powell & Co.
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Have received, and have now on exhibition
THEIR SPRING STOCK OF~
TO WIIICM THEY
Invito tlio attention, of their Customers*.
JANUARY 1, 1880.
i
THE MUTUAL
Life Insurance
Company
I
NEW YORK.
!
ASSETS, - $88,452,994.81. j
s£2F**This Company long since attained,
and now holds, the foremost place among
Life Insurance Institutions of the world.
The magnitude of its business proves that
it enjoys the confidence of the people. It
presents, to those needing insurance, a
security unequalled by any similar institu
tion. It has never disputed a claim which
was shown to be just and right, and has
carefully sought and practiced the most
equitable system for the division of its
-.ui plus.
W. S. VINCENT.
District Agent
Towanda, Pa.
STEAM DYE WORKS AND LAUN
DRY.
NO. 4, ARCADE BLOCK MAIN ST.
WASH LIST.
Gentlemens List, j Ladies List.
Shirts, each 10 to 12 cts. Dresses, plain, each, 25
Collars, per doz .'JO " fancy, 60 to 300
Drawers, each, 8 " Waists, plain, cucli, 20
Undershirts, each, 8 " " . fancy, 50 to 1 00
Night shirts, •• 8 " Skirts, plain, each, 20
Handkerchiefs, eh, 4 " " fancy, 60 to 100
Cuffs, per pair, 5 •• Chemise, each, Bto 25
Socks, per pair, 6 " Corsets, each, 2a
Neckties, each, 5 " Drawers, " 8
Coats, each,| 25 to 50 " Stockings, pair, 6
Vests, each, 25 " Collars, dozen, 30
Pants, " 2.5 " Cuffs, per pair, 6
Night Dresses, plain, eh, 8
" fancy, 30 to 50
Handkerchiefs, each,
Skirt Covers, each, 8
Aprons, each, 8
Saques, each, 25 to 100
tiTiF Special rate* for family wanhing <sM
tfiFSingle gentlemen H wanning, 7o cts. per dm
Lace Curtains per window sl., Plain llollonds 25
cents, Counterpanes 25 cents.
Orders may he left at the Dye Works or Dr.
Porter's Drug Store, and clothes will be CALLED
FOR and PROMPTLY DELIVERED.
employ ONLY FEMALE Washers and
Doners *33®, •