DAILY TOWANDA REVIEW. VOLUME 11, NO. 282. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Personal. MAMIE FORTER has returned from r yisit in Union, N. Y. Miss BtRDiE SCOTT is visiting her grand father and other relatives in Smithfield. Miss BELLE CALKINS is enjoying a yisit with friends in Corning, N. Y., and Tioga county, Pa. Mrs. GEORGE P. CASH and daughter FAN NIE, of Philadelphia, are visiting in this place. Mrs. GEORGE KIRBY is putting a very neat new fence in front of her residence on Chest nut street. JAS. H. CODDING and CHARLIE DIMMOCK each celebrated the anmveasary of their birth day yesterday. M. L. MAYNARD and WILL MOODY have formed a co-partnership in the mercantile business at Rome. RANSOM SWEET, of Newark, N. J., is visit ing his friends in Monroeton. His last previ ous visit was thirteen years ago. Mr. and Mrs. PARK SMITH have gone to the Adiroudacks to spend a few weeks in hopes Mr. SMITH'S health may be improved. FRED BROWN, has returned from his visit in Broome county, N. Y., and again occupies his position in C. B. PORTER'S drug store. ARCHIE CORSER, who injured his shoulder the other day, by falling in the lock on the other side of the river, is improving and able to be out. MAGGIE SNELL who has been spending a month with her grand parents in Athens, is home again, looking the very picture of vig orous health. Mrs. JESSEE WARDELL, jr., and children have gone west to spend several weeks with friends in Macomb, 111., and Red Cloud, Neb. Mrs. W.'s parents reside in the former place, and she has a sister living in the latter. Rev. E. A. WARRINER, of Montrose, who declined a call to the rectorship of Christ Chnrch, this placd, a few years ago, was mar" ried last week to a Miss BOLLES. The cere mony was performed by Bp. HOWE, assisted by Rev. B. J. DOUGLASS. Dr. S. C. Ross having earned and secured a diploma from the medical department of the University of Michigan, is now a full-fledged 31. D. and is spending a short vacation with his mother in this place before deciding upon a location for the practice of the healing art. 3lajor URI TERRY, of Terrytown, Brad ford county, Pa., and H. B. MORGAN, of Wy sox, were over the new line of the Arnot and Pine Creek railroad. It is understood that they have a bid for the contract to do the grading, etc. They are old contractors, and well acquainted with the work.— Blossburg Register. E. T. PARKS, of Monroeton, while in the post office in this place yesterday, laid a well lilled mouey purse down on the counter and went out. The money was fortunately dis covered by Mr. WICKIIAM and returned to the careless owner, who, if some dishonest person had found the treasure, would have been nearly two hundred dollars poorer. The offeriug in Christ Chnrch to-morrow morning will be in aid of Domestic and For eign 3lissions. The most popular and wholesome temper ance beverage ever offered in this place is the celebrated birch beer dispensed at KIRBY'S drug store. Rev. Dr. TAYLOR will talk about the " As sassination and its Lessons," at the Church of the 3lessiah, to-morrow morning. No even ing service. The lost pocket book advertised in the RE VIEW yesterday morning was returned to this office in the afternoon, having been found by an honest little girl. TOWANDA, PA., SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1881. There will be preaching in the A. M. E* Zion Church, by the pastor, Rev. CHAS. A. SMITH, of Elmira, to-morrow morning at 11 o'clock and at 8 o'clock, p. m. Will the person who took an umbrella from the stair-wav leading to the Argus office, on Thursday evening, please bring it to this of fice and greatly oblige the owner. TOWANDA BAPTIST OHURCH.—There will be no service to-morrow evening. In tha absence of the pastor. 3lr. J. G. IIOMET, of 31onroeton, will occupy the pulpit in the morning. The Sunday School of the Uuiversalist Church will hold its Annual Picnic at Eilen berger's Fish Ponds, 011 Tuesday July 12. Members of the School and their friends will assemble at the Church at naif Past Nine A. M. The train will leave the Court House at Ten o'clock Precisely and Return at Five o'clock r. M. The services of the Ger mania Band have been secured for the occa sion. A pleasant time is expected. ZERA & LA CARDO'S entertainment in Mer cur Hall last evening was very amusing.— Both gentlemen are quite clever in the per formance of tricks and kept the audience in an uproar of laughter. The presents were distributed according to agreement, and weae satisfactory. Among the holders of fortunate numbers, were Hon. J. G. PATTON. S. C. CLISBE, and two of the REVIEW carrier boys, the articles to be given away are said to be much more vaiuable and will comprise a watch, beb-room set, etc. The President Still im proving. The following oflcial bulletins announc ing the condition of the President were posted yesterday: OFFICIAL BULLETINS. 8 :LO A. M. The condition of the President contin ues favorable. He is more comfortable than on any previous morning. Pulse 9G, temperature 99-7, respiration 23. The wound is beginning to discharge healthy pus. 1 I'. M. Tde condition of the President contin ues quite as favorable as this morning. Pulse 100, temperature 100-8, respiration 23. Unless some unfavorable change should occur no further bulletin will be issued until 8 :30 p. M. 8 P. M. The President's condition continues favorable. He passed a very comfortable afternoon, and has taken more nutriment than 011 previous days. Pulse, 108; tem perature, 101.3; respiration, 24. It the conditions continue favorable, there will be no further bulletin till to-morrow morning. The News Condensed. The anti-Coukling republicans of the New York legislature held a caucus last evening and nominated Warren Miller and E. G. Lapliam for sehators. The stal warts will not support them. The South is apparently more solicit ous for the recovery of the President than other portions of the country. The Governor of Kentucky has issued a proc lamation making the 14th of July a day of public fasting and prayer for the recov ery of the Presieent. There is a marked improvement in the condition of the streets of New York since June 16th. Four hundred and twenty-eight miles of street have been cleaned and 37,000 loads of ashes and 27,- 000 loads of street dirt have been remov ed It is said on good authority that a proc lamation convening Congress for a spec ial session was prepared Thursday, or before, and signed by the President, to be issued in the event of his illness taking an unfavorable or necessarily fatal turn. The object of this action is to provide agaiust any possible contingency. The session would be called and elect a President of the Senate pro tern, and a Speaker of the House, and no miscellane ous business would likely be considered. REPORT OF CONDITION of the FIRST NATIONAL HANK OF TOWANDA at the close of businss. June 30, 1881: (RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts $481,46236 United States Bonds and i other securities, i 152,091 00 Due from Banks and i Treasurer U. S., i 180,196 49 Legal tender notes, coin, Bank J notes and other Cash items \ 36,092,24 Real estate, furniture and fixtures 34,256 00 $884,098 09 LIABILITIES. Capital $125,000 00 Surplus fund and undivided profits 75,388 52 Dividends unpaid 7,500 00 Circulation, 112,500 00 Deposits 546,610 81 Due Banks 17,098 76 $884,098 09 STATE OF PENN'A., COUNTY OF BRADFORD, SS : T, N. N. 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 6th day of June, 1881. IRA It. MORLEY, Notary Public. Correct—Attest : R. A. MERCUR, ) C. L. TRACY. J Directors. GEO. STEVENS, ) 3 MONSTER GIFT NIGHTS. 3 MERCUR HALL. zera $ E.a C.IRRO. The world renowned Magicians and Ventriloquists. With their Great Gift Festival. 50 Costly Presents given away nightly, the like was never seen before. Positively nothing but presents of in trisic valne given away. Wait for us ! Watch for us ! Will positively appear at the above named Hall on FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY, July Bth, 9th and nth. Look at our low Prices. Admssion with one envelope, - - 25 cte. Reserve Seast with two envelopes, - - 35 cts. Children under 12 with one envelope, - -15 cts. PRICE ONE CENT. STATEMENT OF THE RECEIPTS and Expenditures of the School District of Towanda Borough from May 31, 1880, to June 1, 1881. RECEIPTS. Cash on hand $3202.02 From State approriation 966.84 " A Wickham,collector on Dup licate of 1879 & 'BO 1048,62 " A.Wickham,collector,on dup lecates of 1880 & 'Bl 5430.43 " County Superintendent .7.50 " Jno. A. Codding, Fines, &c 5.00 '• E. T. Burgan.Sch'l Bills 65.62 M S. W. Alvord for brick sold.. .10.50 " County Taeasurer 79.08$ 10,815,61 Total Receipts 10,815.61 EXPENDITURES. Salaries of Teachers 3960.00 " '• Janitor 330.00 <i <i Treasure & Secretary. .137.50 Paid percentage to Collector 192.43 " Intrust on Bonds 675.27 " Bonds 3000.00 " for Printing 47.00 " " Coal 246.63 " " Lot in Third Ward 800.00 •• " Insurance 11.67 " Miscellaneous expenses 112.81 9,513.31 Balance cash in Treasury $1,302.30 ASSETTS. Real Estate and buildings 27,100 00 School Furniture 1,575.00 Due from Universaiist church $1200.00 Dne from Uuiversalist Church Intrest 360.00 Due from A.Wickham, collector, on duplicate of 'BO & 'Bl 961.85 Cash in Treasury 1302.303,824.15 31,499.15 LIABILITIES. Bonds drawing 6 per ct interest.. .2000.00 " '. 5 " " " 10,500.00 Out standing orders, interest and unsettled bills estimated 500.00 13,000.00, BRADFORD COUNTY, 89. We the undersigned auditors of Towanda Borough have audited the accounts of the Towanda Borough School District, and find same correct. H. T. STEVENS, H. L. LAMOREAUX, July Ist, 1881. F. E. JAYNE, Auditors. I have a number ofi SINGER, HOWE, and WILCOX & GIBBS Sewing Machines in good condi tion, for sale at very lowfigures. Sewing Machines rented at 50 cents a week. O. A. BLACK, June IG, 3m. Agent. PeWMMM, $ Cl A large assortment of CAN TON and MADRAS DRESS GINGHAMS just received ; also large additions to their stock of CALICOES, APRON GING HAMS, CRETONNES, FUR NITURE PRINTS, &c. Powell & Co. have just received io,ood yard of PRINTED LAWNS, the best quality and newest styles, which they will sell at NINE CENTS per yard. Powell & Co. have just opened a large stock of LACE AND PLAIN BUNT ING, with a large assortment of NEW STYLES of WORSTED DRESS GOODS, which they are offering at great bargains.
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