DAILY TO WANDA REVIEW. VOLUME 11, NO. 233. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Personal. JOHN E. FOX has returned from his west, eru trip. Col. MEANS is treating his residence on Main street to a coat of paint. Rev. C. T. IIALLOWELT. will deliver the "Decoration Day" address in this place. Mr. MALLORY will soon remove his coal office from present location to the building just north of it. JAMES WILBUR having sold his residence 011 William street, has moved into one of Mr. BANKING'S houses 011 same street. We understand Mr. JOHN IIINMAN will erect a brick store at Monroeton, and engage in the mercantile business. G. A. DAYTON & Co. of the Eagle Mills, are so crowded with work that tliay contem plate putting in another run of stones. We regret to learn that C. F. TAYLOR. who is now tilling a responsible position in a wholesale house in Utiea. N. Y., is confined to his house in this place by an attack of rheumatism. B. R. CARPENTER painter aud decorator at MCINTYRE & SPENCLLR'S carriage factory is quite clever with his brush 011 canvass. One of his pieces 011 exhibition at WIIITCOMIJ'S is greatly admired. Towanda lias long pointed with pride to its musical talent, and the very be>t musicians in town have united to give a grand concert at Mercur Hull to-morrow evening, for a pur pose which commends itself to all. Let us see that the Hall is filled. "Our Record" is the title of a monthly magazine published in the interest of the Home for the Friendless, Buffalo, New York. The paper is ably edited and neatly printed. Mrs. MIXER, a lady well known and greatly admired in Towanda, is tbe editress. The last number contains Mrs. MERCUR S article 011 GEORGE EBERS, the great German Egyp tologist, which originally appeared in the Illustrated Christian Weekly. Deeds neatly printed, for sale at this office. Like his ice cream, the soda water dispens ed by Fitch is unsurpassed in flavor. Tickets for Old Folks Concert for sale at Kirby's Drug Store. A new feature of the Decoration Day pro cession this year will be a company of sol diers* boys. The railroad company have the steam shov el at work in the bank just opposite town, 011 the east side of the river. All should make an effort to hear the last lecture of the Institute coil se for the present year by Judge INGHAM, of Lnporte, on Mon day evening next. Subject, "Success in Life." Lecture will commence at s o'clock, sharp. EDGAR SMITH lias purchased tbe line of h:ick> running between this place and Mon roeton. The convenience of the stages has already been demonstrated, and the public should sec to it that they are well patronized. PANSIKS. I semi thee pnnsies while the year is young, Yellow as sunshine, purple as the night, Flowers ol'remembrance ever fondly sung By all the chiefest of the sons of Light. And if in recollection lives regret [true, For wasted days and dreams that were not I tell iiiee that the pansy streaked with jet Is still the hearts-ease that the poets knew. Take all the sweetness of a gift unsought And for the pnnsies send me hack a thought*. The young ladies who have combined to maintain a library in this place, are doing a noble work. Aid them in their praiseworthy effort by attending the Old Folks Concert in Mercur Hall to-morrow evening. STILL INCREASING. —The report of the First National Bank to be found in another c dmnn, is a flattering exhibit. It shows the TOWANDA, PA., THURSDAY, MAY 12, ISBI. business of this old and popular institution increases with its years. Over $550,000 in deposits, is evidence that there is plenty of money in the country, and that people who possess it have confidence in the First Na tional. You can enjoy one of the richest musical treats of the season and aid a worthy cause by attending the Old Folks Concert at Mercur liall to-morrow evening. The musical talent of Towanda will be represented. Our art critic has not put in an appearance this morning and as a consequence we are un able to give our readers a report of the ex ceedingly enjoyable entertainment given by Mrs. FEET'S music scholars last evening. It will appi ar to-morrow. JAMES BRINK, who had been ill for sever al weeks, died at the residence of his son-in law, ex-Sheriff LA YTON, yesterday afternoon, j The deceased was seventy-nine years old and had been a resident of this place since the death of his wife, three months ago. The funeral will take place at Mr. LAYTON'S resi dence 011 Main street, at half.'past nine to morrow morning, after which the remains will be taken to Waverly for interment. WEATHER INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.— ) Slightly warmer, fair. Mutick of ye Olden TV m e. Certain of ye goodo old Anthems, Toynes, and other gette-pieces. will he played and sung i:t Ye Hall of Mr. Mercur. Which is sette down at ye Corner of Main Street and Park Street, On Friday ye 13th day of May. Ye sounding of ye mufiek will begin at early can dle light, wh is now eight by ye elocke. Ye price to enter In will be FOUR YOUK SHILLINGS and Mr. Kirby will sell tickets. Ye first buyers will find ye heft pi ace.-. Ye profits will lieip ye Towanda Library. SEASONABLE GOODS AT DYE & Co's.—The "Daisey," a first-class Lawn Mower at the following.very low prices: Twelve inch - SI 1.00 Fourteen inch - 12.00 Sixteen inch - 13.00 The manufacturers have advanced prices on these mowers since our stock was pur ed. We give our customers the benefit of old prices. We have a tine stock of water coolers and ic > cream freezers. Our plumbing and gas fitting department, is now in order, and wo shall be pleased to have any one wanting work of that kind done to give us a call. WANTS. Under this head we will insert FREE, notices oj situations or help wanted. Wanted, A Good Girl who can cook, wash and iron. Apply at the house of E. O. Mac farlane, Houston street. FOR RENT. Convenient medium sized house, well situ ated, for rent cheap. B. W. LANE. FOR KENT. — A desirable medium sized house 011 4th street near Chestnut. Inquire at this office or of J. 11. Xevins. ■II I ~,111 IM,T Hlil I ■■■■ I ||l■ 11 ■ LOST. —On Slain street, near Fitch's store, an overcoat, the finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at this office. W. P. ROCKWELL. CANARIES, a few good singers at the 99c store. YUMUWA*!■ .town im> The News Condensed. The puckllers and helpers in the Fall river iron works have struck for higher wages. Two hundred and twenty-three fatal cases of spinal meningitis in New York si nee January Ist. The controller lias called for reports of the conditions of the national banks at the close of business May i ; . The executive session of the Senate ad journed yesterday without taking final action 011 the names of Matthews and Chandler. President Garfield will see that Presi dent Hayes's order prohibiting the use of intoxicating liquors at military posts is fully carried out, The Bev. Mr. Brookmau, has resigned from the Baptist church in Yorkville, Out., because he did not believe in eter nal punishment and close communion. The woman's nationalchristian temper ance union held its anniversary in New- York Monday. The women claim 50,000 members, and a largely-increasing num ber in all the states. It is estimated that the internal reve nue recepts will aggregate this year $135,000,000 or about 810,000,000 more than last year. The increase is due to the increased production of cigars and cigarettes. Black, Cason and Blackmail of Phila delphia, charged with defrauding the gov ernment in mail contracts, and Henry Arbuckle. an alleged star route conspira tor, have been held, each, in $5,000 bail. The senate committee on foreign aela tions will recommend the passage of Mr. i Morgan's resolution providing that the ! consent of the United States is necessary to the building of canals across the isth mus of Panama. REPORT OF CONDITION of the FIRST NATIONAL HANK OF TOWANDA i at the close of business. May C>, 1881: RESOURCES. I Loans and Discounts. $454,680 08 United States Bonds and \ other securities, j 150,491 00 Due from Banks and 1 Treasurer U. S., \ 175,717 63 Legal tender notes, coin, Bank ) not3s and other Cash items j 54,984 10 Real estate, furniture and fixtures 34,256 00 Expenses and Taxes paid, 5,622 67 $875,751 4S LIABILITIES. Capital $125,000 00 Surplus fund and undivided profits 82,672 37 Circulation, 112,500 00 Deposits 551,718 79 Due Banks 3,860 32 $875,751 48 STATE OF I'KNN'A., COUNTY OF BRADFORD, SS : I, N. X. BETTS, Cashier of the First National Bank of Towanda, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. N. N. BETTS, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn before me this 11th day of May, 1881. W. 11. DODGE, Notary Public. Correct—Attest: JOSEPH POWELL, ) C. L. TRACY, > Directors. GEO. STEVENS, ) a nOLORADfI n HHn PBP COLORADO PRICE ONE CENT. WANTED'! §§ a call from everybody in search of READ\ MADE CLOTHING. It is an ad | mitted fact that ISTJSBEI, The Bridge Htieet Clothier, keeps the largest, most fashionable, and best made CTotliin> consisting of everything in g the line to be found in the country. He defies competition either in quantity or quality of stock. His Spring SSuits have just arrived, call and examine ithem. He can fit you out with every article of clothing needed by man or boy. TRUNKS. -""N BUSH, at the Bridge Street Clothing House has just received a cargo of TRUJVUS, VALISES, GRIP SJIC ICS, ETC., IRC., which lie is offering at manufacturers prices. His invoice filled one and a halt cars, and comprises the best line of those goods ever offered in this market. .T. K. HUSH.
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